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Though it’s been more than four decades, I still remember the jarring contrast. A broiling sun bore down on my skinny shoulders as creek water that felt as if drained from...
Though it’s been more than four decades, I still remember the jarring contrast. A broiling sun bore down on my skinny shoulders as creek water that felt as if drained from...
Words: Todd Tanner. Images: Tim Romano and Jeremy Roberts.
There are days when I’m not convinced our society can tell the difference between a blessing...
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I wrap a turn or two of this stuff on the rod handle:
https://www.allelectronics.com/item/sft-5/self-fusing-rubber-tape/1.html
It's a little tacky, sheds water, and gives you a good pinch point when it's cold out. It won't hurt the cork either.
That being said, I'm done with steelhead. Many, many trips with no fish. I haven't even seen other guys catch anything. I get the "toughing it out" part of this but somewhere along the line you realize there are better things to do, like fish Trout in tailwater. They actually bite once in a while.