At times wide loops are definitely the way to go - eg, if you have a long line out and spot a fish close up, the quickest way to drop your fly much shorter is to throw a big, high, wide open loop - then take up the slack as the fly is landing - doing this you can shorten your line considerably in one cast
They're referring, but of course, to the ubiquitous black nylon mini-version that was all the rage for budding label-freaks in the mid-to-late 90s, and I would have given up TV for a year--and this is when the original Real World : San Francisco was on, you guys--to have gotten my hands on one
There are four pockets on the back of the pack as well
What type of hook are we dealing with
The bears tend to be very concentrated on the rivers
The two unusual hooks to the far right of the photo are Mustad Appendage Circle AP39960D and are available in 10/0 through 16/0