Trout snobs and Forum wars.

[lacustris]

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[Paul J]

I read this just before I went to bed, and now I am so scared I can't sleep.
What if I actually bump into one of these people on the street?
Scary.....very scary

[BuzzLiteBeer]

Maybe now is a good time to ask all Flytalkers to refrain from getting into a fist fight on Sealine (or any other forum for that matter).
By all means post your comments but keep a level head. There are a lot of good guys on Sealine. Just the facts Jack.

[Shamwari]

Someone should have mentioned on Sealine to try Korries Crab Patterns, recipe to be found on Flytalk.co.za, ag, sorry, KorrieTalk.co.za

[Paul J]

if you have to explain it to them, there is no point in explaining it to them.
now try and explain THAT to them.

[firephish]

This debate comes down to jealousy.

Wormers and jiggers, most likely look around and notice that they are sitting knee-deep in rotten bait, mouldy pap, litter (probably that the bait came in), fish heads & scales (hook and cook is the in thing for these people), wondering why they arn't catching any decent fish (see previous point). At some stage, as they are removing a rusty treble from their foot (probably that their "mate" discarded after ripping it out of a fishes gills), they notice that flyfishers are enjoying some pretty good fishing in pristine environments and think "why can't we also fish there" ...

[Korrie]

I believe, what ever fishing gives you joy, do it.
But we have to admit, the average "fluffchucker" do consider himself a subspecies of the fisherfolk.

[BuzzLiteBeer]

if you have to explain it to them, there is no point in explaining it to them.
now try and explain THAT to them.

I'm experiencing exactly what you just said.

[Korrie]

Someone should have mentioned on Sealine to try Korries Crab Patterns, recipe to be found on Flytalk.co.za, ag, sorry, KorrieTalk.co.za

So sharp so early on a winters morning, are you also into the Mountain cabbage/aaptwak?

[BuzzLiteBeer]

I believe, what ever fishing gives you joy, do it.
But we have to admit, the average "fluffchucker" do consider himself a subspecies of the fisherfolk.

... or an entirely new species.