Showing posts with label FF_Gear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FF_Gear. Show all posts

Thursday, October 04, 2012

Type6 and 8

These heavy sink tip should help me when the water level got increased as the last year. And don't forget the heavy shot also.

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Sight Master

It was the last day of summer vacation today. We had many happenings this week including my backache, but it was nice vacation for us all.

On the way our home, we stopped at SANO premium outlet shop to see new shop of 'Foxfire'. It was much better than I'd imagined. There were so many fly fishing gears!

My most surprised one was the 'Sight Master' polarizing lens. This model was priced 9,800yen and 15%OFF! You have no fear for the dark evening rise, Lance!

Saturday, August 04, 2012

Welcome back!

My broken rod was back from US through kawkoi-san. Welcome back here!
Not only the broken tip but also the other parts looks like all brand-new.
Great thanks, kawkoi-san. It is time, Lance. Time for what?

Saturday, June 02, 2012

Preparation #2

As I reported,  my new rubber wading shoe's gripness was not good, a kind of slippery. And according to my fishing friend and mentor, his home A river got slippery this year. So here is  my countermeasure, just arrived today. Please help my fishing next wonderful weekend!

Thursday, April 26, 2012

New Gears

SIMMS G4 GUIDE WADING BOOTA-VIBRAM
It is my first try for the rubber sole wading shoes. I'm wondering how it grips on the wet rock.


SIMMS HEADWATERS WADERS
I liked its color of the sole.

If you are interested in them, check this shop now which Tommy told me.  *Free Worldwide Shipping* on ALL orders of $500 USD or more!

Sunday, December 04, 2011

Repairing the wading shoes' sole

 I remembered that my wading shoes' sole was almost broken. The fishing off season is good chance to fix it. Prepare the aquaseal, a cutter, pair of new sole sheet, a tape and the ethanol.
 After the taping, just wait for a while.
Well done!

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Preparation #1

Got the new line system. But I have no idea which color shows which weight...

Friday, March 04, 2011

Without hesitation again

 







New reel for new rod! I'm just an impulse buyer now. Let's check all fly gear and make arrangements for tomorrow's fishing, Lance.

Wednesday, March 02, 2011

Without hesitation

Got this new rod for this fishing season! Likely it has two different type of tips. So far, I'm going to use the fast tapered one for KANOGAWA main stream, and the medium fast tapered one for OSHINO.

Anyway, can't wait this weekend!

Saturday, March 06, 2010

During waiting,


let's change your old fly line to new one, Lance.












Well, done.

Friday, January 22, 2010

About myself,


I got new rod also with Tommy's help on last Christmas.
It is definitely my first #3 rod for Japanese stream.



I liked its high quality, so far. And believe it will work well for Japanese YAMAME and AMAGO trout next spring.
Cannot wait the opening day, March first, anyway!

Friday, January 05, 2007

Gear for Dreams

I thought I didn't need to have them until quite recently, because they looked like high threshould for me. But finally, I did buy them to realize some of my dreams.

Rod: 5-PIECE CL SPEY ROD 13 FT 9/10 LW, Cortland
Reel: PRECISION XC LARGE ARBOR FLY REEL #4 (9/10), Cortland
Line: Tip Taper TT-375(Sink Tip), JIM TEENY

It costed about five hundred bucks, it sounded much cheaper than Japan.

I'm looking forward to fishing on larger river like North Umqua and Deschutes.

Wednesday, December 14, 2005

I've just bought them!

I bought SAGE fly rod(VPS 690-4 #6) in fall special sale. I think it would be used for Steelhead and lake fishing(including ASHINOKO after returning Japan).

But major reason to buy it was the price! Though it usually costed about $500 in Japan and $400 in Boise, it became $250 in sale!

Of course I knew if it was broken after returning Japan, I had to send it to SAGE USA directly by myself. But I thought it was worth to buy now.

To tell the truth, I'd already bought ROSS REEL just a little befere also. Though it costed $275 in Boise, it seemed to be about $400 in Japan.

Anyway, it seemed to be time to go fishing!