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Glad to have you.

Looks great. Thanks for posting it. Dano

Zach I don't know if you posted about your experiences at the USA team World Youth Fly Fishing competition but if not I would like to see your thoughts. I know the USA team did fairly well. Dano

Get to feeling better there one shot ..... Dano

Henry We will be praying for your mom and for you. Best wishes. Dano

870-741-3911, ask for Bill Vondermaden. Dano

Glad to have you Bradley. Dano

http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/fishing...tory?id=4286682

http://baxterbulletin.com/article/20090811...ONTPAGECAROUSEL

Glad to have you and looking forward to your reports. Dano

Sounds like a dream trip. Thanks for the posting. Dano

Ditto

From the Baxter Bulletin Newspaper In-Fisherman crew films Norfork Lake stripers KEVIN PIEPER • Bulletin Staff Writer • August 8, 2009 Area anglers wanting to learn about summer striper fishing on Norfork Lake can hook up with an area guide, or they can wait until early next year to catch a segment on an In-Fisherman television special. Advertisement Doug Stange, editor-in-chief of In-Fisherman magazine and television productions, and cameraman Erik Fleischhacker, spent three days this past week filming with area guide Darrell "Bink" Binkley. "We're here specifically for summer striper fishing," Stange said while jigging a Bink spoon nearly 60 feet deep. "It's a challenging type of fishing," he said. "This lake is different from most of the places around the states. Deep and clear." Stange noted that Norfork Lake boasts a quality striper fishery. In fact, he calls the Twin Lakes Area a "world-class fishery," as many anglers in the area and around the nation know. "It's a unique area with the White River and the two reservoirs," he said. "It is world class." This is the third time Stange and In-Fisherman have filmed on Norfork Lake with Bink. "I'm proud to have In-Fisherman on our lake," Binkley said. "The notoriety means a lot for Norfork (Lake) and our area." As of Wednesday, Stange and Binkley had caught several nice stripers, but not the big one that Stange said they want for the show. "We'll get one," Stange said. "It usually takes three days of fishing," he said, "to get enough footage for a six-minute segment." The show, what Stange calls an In-Fisherman special, is tentatively scheduled to run the first week in January 2010 on the Sportsman Channel, all Fox Sports network channels and the World Fishing Network. kevinp@baxterbulletin.com http://www.baxterbulletin.com/article/2009...ce=nletter-news

Yeah something to think about for down the road for sure. We'll keep it alive ever so often to see what the interest might be and get some suggestions. Dano

Same here

Absolutely what Snagged said..dittos Dano

Crowbar Russell

Thanks Ronnie for the links. Dano

Clay thanks for the input and insight to the technical and business side of this. For those of us not on dish are any of the archived programs on the web, posted at other locations?

Would love to KC. A fall trip on the Buffalo is ideal. My wife loves to fish but is not a paddler. She won't even fly over water... Dano

Jeremy Hunt is who posted it, but that is exactly what I am talking about. His downstream technique video was excellent. My only problem with Internet based video is the poorer quality and small size that makes viewing with these old eyes difficult. I would prefer a more full frame format for watching them. Dano

I've got the same one Greg. I like them. Lightweight too. Dano

Phil I certainly agree with you. I am more inclined to watch a show that is instructional versus for the scenery and just catching. I want to know why a certain fly/lure is being used, the techniques, reading streams/rivers that sort of thing. Dano

Fellows....that place is now on my to do list. Greg what a trip. Took a look at all the pictures. You know we should think about an OAF trip out west one of these days...vans, campgrounds, etc sharing expenses etc. Just a thought.

Stellar report Greg. Thanks for sharing. Dano