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Steelhead Fly Fishing Movie, 28 minutes long. Filmed in Washington and Oregon in the Pacific Northwest. Jeff Layton of Grabflies.com is the main character but he has a couple of friends along for the journey. This movie is about swinging flies for Steelhead.
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A net perhaps?
Might you guys invest in a net, as opposed to beating the crap out of theses fish on the rocks?
A net perhaps?
You handel the fish reasonably well, so I'm puzzled as to why you don't use a net. Much of the damage to the fish is done while they thrash themselves on rock just prior to tailing them. Using a high quality net with a Thermoplastic rubber net bag, is a true measure of caring and respect for the fish. Please accept this in the spirt it's given. Tight Lines, Dan