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Update on BC Salmon Farms & Sea Lice
Dear Friends,
On tuesday a meeting was held at Port Mcneill by Goverment and the fish farming industry to roll out their "Action Plan" to protect young pink salmon this spring.
The meeting was astonishing and if nothing further is done , the area 12 pink salmon will take a signifigant, if not final step towards extintion in the next few weeks.
DFO said:
"We do not have an action plan, at some point we will have an action plan" (Savard)
The Province said:
"Number one is more dialouge" (Al Martin)
The fish farmers said:
They would check for sea lice once a month and treat when there were 5 mobile lice per farm salmon.
This falls signigantly short of international protocols established by Nasco since 1997 and Stolt would not be allowed to conduct this lax husbandry in there home country-Norway. If you wanted sea lice to spawn before killing them, you would follow this protocol, it is actually a sea lice conservation measure and certain death for the pinks.
The fish farmers offered to fallow only the sites they have stopped farming because they were too poor to rear salmon. These sites have not been used in over a year.
First Nation represenatives walked out and slammed the door when they learned DFO and the Province had no "Action Plan" despite telling all the meeting was called to present an "Action Plan".
When the Coastal Alliance for Aquaculture Reform backed down from asking all farms to be fallowed, instead asking for an independent scientist, (who was present) to assess the hydrology and biology to pinpoint which farms were most likely to harm the pink salmon so that only key sites had to be fallowed, (DFO agreed this would be a good way to go) but industry said "Absolutely not".
Industry has refused to grant the pink salmon safe passage. They are trying to promote the myth that they can protect the pink salmon by treating for lice, however, this has never worked anywhere , it certainly wont work allowing 5 mobile lice per fish(in Norway it's 2 lice per fish with a move to 0) and especially won't work because the salmon farms here have 3x'smore fish per site than in Norway, which increases the total lice out put per farm. In fact if only half the lice are female by the time they treat, each farm of 1.5 million fish could have produced two shots of over 9 billion larvae each. In addition new research shows that treated lice release their eggs and the larvae still hatch. So treatment can do nothing for wild salmon near salmon farms.
Young pink salmon are designed to to encounter 0 lice in the inshore waters so 9 billion is a little over the top.
As it stands the industry has until 5PM today to agree that "Safe Passage" for the pinks means all farms are fallow on the pinks major migration route. Tribune Channel is a tube, if even one farm prodeuces 9 billion lice every 3 weeks , these lice will slosh back and forth and fill the tube to lethal levels. There can not be one lice breeding ground on the migration route for the pink salmon to survive.
If industry refuses, many are making other plans. The instream temperatures are one degree higher this year so the pinks and chums will be out earlier than last year, the fallow must start in two weeks for the six week flush period required to get rid of the lice larvae.
The sad thing is-the pinks don't have to go extinct it is entirely avoidable. There are only two farms right now on the migration route with fish rearing. All others are standing empty, though gearing up to receive fish any day. As the Sierra Club made clear on tuesday- the wild salmon are not the only ones on the edge of extinction here, the salmon farming industry sits in the balance too. If they restock and wipe out the wild salmon, the backlash will destroy salmon farming in British Coloumbia.
Alexandra Morton
Boy this sounds like its down to the wire!!!
It sounds like the fish farmers don't care at all about possible backlash from the arrogance. This sounds like the coal mining companies in the area of Northeastern Pennsylvania where I grew up. They didn't care at all about how much damge they caused, as long as they made a rather large profit. And after the public backlash got too bad, they simply shut down the operations and declared that they were not profitable with the environmental regs that were put in place.
The BC fish farmers sound like they are doing the same. As long as they can make a handsome profit, they don't care what happens to the pinks, or other salmonids for that matter. And it also seems that if public outcry and backlash gets too bad, they will simply close up shop and move elswhere where they can make a large and quick profit.
It would sure be nice if the BC government would step up to the plate and do something meaningful, even if the industry doesn't like it.
Never mind the goverment of BC coming to the rescue. Where is the Canadian goverment on this one? Are provincial goverments in Canada so strong that the national well being of an entire country means nothing. The loss of those wild fish forever would be just one more sad occurrence to take place all in the name of greed.
Why is it that we continue to be hood winked by uncarring industries who say they have learned from thier mistakes of the past then go out and find new ways to pollute.
Should the owners of industry who knowingly pollute and continue to do so for a quick profit be brought to trial and if found guilty be put away for years to come? Same for the pols who support those industies?
You bet is the answer to both questions. I have seen far too much environmental damage that has been done in the name of "progress and economics" in my lifetime. And after the pillage and rape of the resource, the taxpayers are left holding the bag and paying for the damage.
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Lund discusses court decision, Feb. 7
Posted February 4, 2005; 06:45 p.m.
Constitutional scholar Nelson Lund will discuss the issues
surrounding the right to sexual privacy in a lecture titled "Lawrence
v. Texas: The Worst Supreme Court Opinion in History?" at 4:30 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 7, in 104 Computer Science Building.
The decision reversed a two-decades-old ruling that said states could punish homosexuals for what laws had historically called "deviant sex."
Lund, the Patrick Henry Professor of Constitutional Law and Second Amendment at the George Mason University School of Law, has written widely in the field of constitutional law -- including constitutional interpretation, federalism and the separation of powers. He also has published articles on employment discrimination and civil rights, the legal regulation of medical ethics, and the application of economic analysis to legal institutions and legal ethics.
He has served in the U.S. Supreme Court as a law clerk to Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and in the White House as associate counsel to the president from 1989 to 1992.
The lecture, part of the American's Founding and Future series, is sponsored by the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions.


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The Kineret, or Sea of Galilee, is Israel's largest fresh water reservoir, and is also the country's largest and most
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Oscar Potential
"Based on my own evaluation of the film and its prospects, I expect it will be a sure shot for Academy Award nominations for best picture, best director, and best actor for two-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis, playing America's 16th president. ... I think it stands a very strong shot for further noms for best supporting actor Tommy Lee Jones, who plays the powerful Republican congressman Thaddeus Stevens and best supporting actress Sally Field, who appears as Lincoln's wife, Mary Todd Lincoln. ...In short, 'Lincoln' appears to be Oscar-bait incarnate." — Scott Feinberg,
Daniel Day-Lewis
"The problem is that, with so much fun action happening on the House floor, the ostensible main characters get overshadowed — and none more so than Lincoln, a soft-spoken and obviously powerful figure who still isn't part of some of the film's best scenes. Day-Lewis's performance is faultless and surprisingly restrained, but he spends far too much of the film acting opposite Sally Field as Mary Todd Lincoln (giving a performance badly out of step with the film's low-key tone) or Joseph Gordon-Levitt as eldest son Robert, a character with almost no bearing on the plot." — Katey Rich, Cinema Blend
Were you on tv when you posted that. I mean that read like you were on E! News or something. Alright I will look for all those things in January if the buzz continues.
We know what Lincoln was like because we have tons of his personal letters and such, as well as those of his closest advisors. There was a record before videotape, you know.
I mean stuff like his mannerisms, his walk, his voice, etc.
I would recommend Manhunt way before Killing Lincoln
All of which have been described in great detail by people who lived at the time of his presidency. Obviously we'll never know exactly how he sounded, but we have good enough descriptions to give Day-Lewis a lot to go on.
Sally Field
s is what I was thinking too. No doubt DDL puts in a great performance, but how do we actually know he becomes Lincoln? I'm certain no one alive has actually seen Abe Lincoln in person
Movie was written to win an oscar.
JGL said between takes he'd joke around and stuff but they'd still refer to him as "Mr president"
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Whatever one calls it, taking care of the planet is a spiritual value. In all the concern voiced about the environment this Earth Week, one American faith group has been noticeably on the sidelines.
Evangelical Christians have often been slow to join environmental efforts. When they do, the results are often divisive. Richard Cizik, for instance, resigned in December as vice president and governmental liaison for the National Association of Evangelicals after several breaks with evangelical orthodoxy. Many view his years-long push for greater environmental concern among evangelicals as the top of his amp"slippery slope.amp"
Nevertheless, calls for amp"earth stewardshipamp" are biblical. Judeo-Christian scripture records our first parents' divine assignment to amp"dress and keepamp" the garden in which they were placed. While Genesis records their removal from that first paradise, nowhere were they or their descendants subsequently authorized to damage the planet.
Some Christians discount the need for earth stewardship by misplaced prophetic emphases. If Jesus is coming back soon, some have reasoned, the planet should be the least of his followers' concerns. An ultra-short timeline for the planet may be an appealing answer to many of the world's problems, but private interpretations of prophecy have often damaged the credibility of Christians over the centuries.
Besides, to trash the planet uncaringly while preaching the imminent return of Christ is to ignore his own admonitions to do good until he actually returns.
Even when evangelicals agree with the need for creation care, many appear hesitant to get involved when the champions of such causes have traditionally ranged from liberal Christians to self-labeled pagans. These people are often on the opposite side of other issues such as abortion and gay marriage from conservative Christians.
We believe, however, that working together where there is common ground not only accomplishes more good but earns credibility for evangelicals with the very people they hope to influence with their understanding of the Gospel.
The bottom line of creation care, earth stewardship or environmentalism is that preserving a clean, healthy and attractive environment for those around us and those who are yet to be born is one of the most basic ways to amp"love thy neighbor as thyself.amp"
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By Parrish Alford/NEMS Daily Journal
PEARL – Scoring troubles resurfaced for Ole Miss as the Rebels dropped their sixth straight, this time at the hands of the in-state rivals.
No. 21 Mississippi State tied the game in the fifth, went ahead in the sixth and defeated No. 23 Ole Miss 5-1 Tuesday night at Trustmark Park before a crowd of 8,240, the largest in stadium history.
The game does not count in the SEC standings. MSU and Ole Miss meet for their three-game conference series in Oxford May 10-12.
Ole Miss used six pitchers and issued 10 walks.
"We've got to do something. You can't walk 10 guys, hit a guy and expect to win. It's amazing they only got five runs," Ole Miss coach Mike Bianco said. "We're not tough enough. We've got to be tougher on the mound, tougher defensively and tougher at the plate."
MSU reliever Ross Mitchell snuffed the life from a fast Ole Miss start, and the Bulldogs got big hits from their top producers.
Adam Frazier drove in two runs in the sixth, and Hunter Renfroe doubled and scored in a two-run seventh as the MSU (27-9) built a four-run cushion.
Ole Miss got Bulldogs starter Brandon Woodruff out of the game early with a run and three hits over 11⁄3 innings. The Rebels (23-10) finished with six hits, all singles.
Mitchell went six innings with two hits, a walk and four strikeouts.
"I threw some breaking balls in to a couple of people," Mitchell said. "I went back to my best pitch, which is my fastball. I kept them low and got ground outs."
Rebels starter Josh Laxer took a no-hitter into the fifth, but his five walks gave it a less-than-dominant feel.
The fifth inning was his undoing. The Bulldogs got two hits, the second from Alex Detz to drive in Derrick Armstrong and tie the game at 1.
Laxer left the game after issuing his fifth walk, this one to Renfroe.
Freshman left-hander Jeremy Massie got out of the fifth still tied by not the sixth.
Frazier was inches foul twice before looping a 2-2 pitch into shallow left field. Though the bases were loaded it was the first hit of the inning. Wes Rea and C.T. Bradford scored.


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SHERIDAN TROOPER BASEBALL - The Sheridan Troopers open up a three day tournament in Powell today they will play five games over the next three days Head coach Ben Phillips.
And Phillips says the pitching staff is all lined up for the next five days because they also have a home game Tuesday night against Casper.
WYOMING SPORTS HALL OF FAME - The Wyoming Sports Hall of Fame will induct the class of 2012 Saturday night in Casper.
Three Sheridan residents will join the hall this year, they are brothers Blaine and Ben Phillips and Dave Edeen.
The Phillips brothers were multiple sports stars at Sheridan high school and played baseball for the Sheridan Troopers being part of state football and baseball championship teams.
They went on to play minor league baseball in the New York Yankees organization.
TROOPER BASEBALL - The Sheridan Troopers picked up another conference win Tuesday night routing Douglas 16-5 and now stand at 22-4 overall.
Catcher Josh Loeske had three hits including a 2-Run Homer and five RBI the winning pitcher was Lucas Geisey.
The Troopers will be in Powell this weekend for a three day tournament they'll play five games against the host team, Williston, North Dakota, the Billings Halos, Cody and Lovell.
The opening tournament of the season at the Big Horn Polo Club was played Tuesday, June 17 at the Big Horn Equestrian Center.
The Polaris Cup, sponsored by Hando's Service Center, was won by Perk's Horspital over Magnolia Farms by a score of 7-5.
MVP was Ford MacCarty.
Best Playing Pony was "Kicks" owned by G-String Polo, and played by Richard Dudman.
Perk's Horspital:
#1 Bob Brotherton
#2 Ford MacCarty
#3 Richard Dudman
#4 Amanda Burns / Marius Hoffman
Magnolia Farms:
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#3 Miguel Silvestre
#4 DeeDee Connell
TROOPERS BASEBALL - The Sheridan Troopers dropped a 10-5 decision to Helena, Montana Monday night.
Short Stop Conner Mcafferty had a three run triple to spot the troops a 3-1 lead in the 3rd inning but Helena went off for 6 runs in the 5th to take a 7-3 lead.
The Troops would make it 7-5 but the the Senators countered with three more runs in the 7th to put the game away.
It was just their second loss in the last 12 games Head coach Ben Phillips says the breaks just didn't go their way.
MILWARD SIMPSON AWARDS - The 2012 Milward Simpson awards were handed out Saturday night.
The winners were Tanner Simpson from Lander and Mikayla Brower from Torrington.
Sheridan high school's Riley Ryan was also one of the nominees for this years award.
Riley earned five all-conference and four all-state awards in basketball, football and soccer. He was a four-year starter for the broncs in basketball and a three-year for the3 bronc football and soccer teams..
The Sheridan Troopers won 20-2 in Gillette Saturday night to run their overall record to 19-3.
The Troops will be back in action at home Monday night when they host a single nine inning game with Helena, Montana first pitch is scheduled for 7:00.
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Explore The Historic Pullman community via the Visitor Center for walking tours, history of Pullman with interesting artifacts and more! Stop by our community organic food gardens and bee apiary at the Pullman Factory Site. Stroll through Arcade Park and gaze at the incredible restoration/renovations occurring at the Florence Hotel (and maybe witness an impromptu installation by our prolific Knit 'n Crochet group)... then meander down the street to be charmed by the architecture of the Greenstone Church, keep going and you will run into our new organic urban farm / food justice project (the Cooperation Operation). Hop on the Metra train (Metra Electric line) for a quick 20-30 min ride to all the downtown attractions Chicago has to offer (drops you at the center of everything; Millennium Park, Cultural Center, The Art Institute of Chicago...also stops at the Museum Campus (The Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum, The Field Museum, and The Shedd Aquarium), McCormick Place and Hyde Park U of C campus). SEE MORE TRAIN INFO BELOW*
One bedroom has a full size very comfortable bed that sleeps two. There is also an airbed that can be put in the study for an additional guest if needed. Linens and towels are provided. Check-in check-out times are flexible unless there is someone else coming / going on the same date(s). In that case check-out is 11:00am or before and check-in is 2:00 pm or after. There is plenty of free street parking.
NOTES ON PULLMAN: The Pullman community is located on the far south side of Chicago and is in my opinion one of the most interesting and diverse areas of the city. People come from all over the world to see the historical remains (incredibly intact) of an industrialists utopia once touted "the worlds most perfect town". It is not the gold coast or your typical Chicago tourist spot but is instead a multicultural community engaged in preservation, restoration and re-purpose/reuse. There is one corner grocery store here with limited items (but always seems to have the makings for fresh guacamole and good chips! also butter, eggs and limited fruit/vegs. Homemade tamales and authentic mole dishes on the weekends) and a eccentric diner/restaurant down the street for breakfast/lunch but your shopping /dining will likely be outside of the community. Pullman is truly unique and filled with charm (and only 20-30 mins to downtown Chicago). I'm pretty sure you will fall in love.
*More train info: The Metra Electric train runs from Pullman to the Chicago loop on a posted time schedule every few minutes during rush hours to once an hour during the rest of the day/evening Monday through Saturday and every two hours on Sunday. It is a 20 - 30 min ride to downtown. The last train of the evening leaves the Chicago loop 12:50 am. You can find a complete schedule on line at the metrarail site by looking up the Metra Electric Line (ME). The Kensington / 115th Street station is an easy 3 block walk from the flat and takes you to Millennium Park station in the heart of downtown Chicago. Most everyone loves the incredibly comfortable and quick train ride! If you are going to be taking it back and forth you can buy a 10 ride pass, Also offered are weekend passes with unlimited rides for only $7.00... Lots of Pullman people commute to downtown everyday!
Public Transportation from the airports:
O'Hare: Take the blue line el to the Washington stop and walk over to the metra station at Randolph and Michigan Ave. Take the Metra Electric University Park train to Kensington/115th station and walk 3 blocks to the flat. Very easy.
Midway: Take the orange line el to the Randolph/Wabash stop and walk over to the metra station at Randolph and Michigan Ave. Take the Metra Electric University Park train to Kensington/115th station and walk 3 blocks to the flat. Very easy.
Auto travelers: We are easily accessible via interstate 94. Downtown is 20-30 mins away via car depending on traffic of course. Plenty of free street parking!
Please contact to confirm availability and let me know a little about yourself. Ask all the questions you like!
House rules
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Reviews of this property
"Allies was gut ist muss gelebt und gelitten haben", said one of Berlins finest young writers of today. Meaning: Everything good on this planet has to struggle in order to get and be alive.
JB's place in the miraculous Pullman district is filled with lovely details. He must have spend a decade to get it where it is today. Coffee, tea and cereals awaited us when we came in, it was cosy warm & cosy.
JB is a very warm, although the outside temperature was not over 15 degrees. He hosts artists from around the world in his downstairs studio, that fills the air up with creative, positive and "let's play" energy. Thanks JB - you ll hear from me next year.
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|you ask the guides at our camp on the Restigouche and I'll bet they will tell you its the motor. Now they dont have to pole up and down all the river. And i know they appreciate that.
|Topher Browne
I think 'tradition' in salmon fishing is a double-sided blade: on the one hand, I love the traditional aspects of the sport--the literary history (and Frederick Hill's pet black bird), the subtleties of greased-line technique, a salmon reel with an 'S-curve' handle; on the other hand, 'tradition' can squash innovation.
Ask a seasoned guide on the Cascapedia, Restigouche, or Moisie what is the most significant technical advancement of the last fifty years, and he is likely to scratch his head.
I have long looked to my steelhead brothers on the West Coast, to Scandinavia, and, yes, in many cases, to the Emerald Isles for inspiration........
I'm only 3,000 or so posts behind you, and NOT closing fast!
Since I am currently 0 for 17 using sink tips maybe I should just go all dry fly for GLs steelhead then I can go 0 for 0 and still have the same landing percentage of 000 in the last 12 months.
What do you think ?
Then I can look down on all of the steelheaders using sinking lines and be alone in my own class of GL steelheading elite.
I can just imagine what the GLs steelheaders would do when I show up with my spey rod, double taper floating line, running drys through the runs with 30 degree water temops. Could be a priceless experience, maybe I could start a GLs trend a new level of elitism etc.. I could tell them I am doing research for GLs dry fly steelheading book.
Oh will I will think about it, now have to go think about the content of my 3,000 th post which is imminent.
BTW, the Masters starts today, and so will my golf swing this weekend at the range.
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My preference is for a wet fly to sink slightly faster than my line. How fast the fly sinks depends on hook size/wire thickness, sparseness of tie, materials used, and amount of additonal weight (if any). I'll try to match both my fly and sinktip (if any) to the water being fished. I like my fly to be fishing slightly higher in the water column than the steelhead are sitting. That way the fish can see the fly from further away because it's not hidden down in/ or behind the rocks, and it's highlighted against the sky. The fish have a chance to think about taking my fly without having to make the fight or flight decision they might make if my fly was right in their face. If my line and/or fly is below or level with the fish, I'm lining and potentially spooking non-taking fish. This is the same rationale for why surface presentations work so well for summer/fall steelhead: a surface fly is easily seen, but doesn't present an immediate threat. I'm just moving my fly a little closer to fish to deal with colder, murkier water. I seem to use shorter and slower sinking tips than most. The advent of fast sinking tips really seems to have effected wet fly design big time -- nobody thinks too much about how well a fly sinks anymore which I think is a mistake. In pre-sinktip times, fly sink rates were a major consideration for tiers like Jim Pray and Ralph Wahl, and probably every other winter fisher. Nobody ties a real wet fly anymore - just big wiggly streamers.
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A very interesting point you make about the use of weighted eyes to match the sink rate of the line.
Mikael Frodin, Hakan Norling, and other Scandinavians have successfully experimented with a similar idea: the use of tungsten coneheads of various weights on thin diameter plastic tubes. While they do not tie completely 'in the round' as you do, their patterns are nonetheless very 'full'; they make liberal use of Angel Hair, Flashabou Mirage, and Temple Dog Hair. The wings are often very long: anywhere from 3-6 inches, depending on flows.
Scandinavian rivers, particularly those on the west coast of Central and Northern Norway, may have more in common with West Coast steelhead rivers than they do with the salmon rivers of Eastern Canada. They emanate from similar surroundings and push similar levels of water (where's Per Stadigh?).
It is interesting to me that the most successful fishermen in Scandinavia and the Pacific North West seem to have come to very similar conclusions regarding weight in flies and shooting heads. The shooting head system reigns supreme in Scandinavia. While we continue to debate the merits of long lines vs. short lines, few would dispute the effectiveness of the shooting head system (and their variations) for Winter steelhead or anadromous sink-tip fishing in general.
I have fished the Skagit, Sauk, Stilly, and Sky on two occasions (I met you once at "Schoolhouse Pool," while fishing with "Don Risotto," a.k.a. Don Giuseppe Rossano). I seldom see a river with a push of water like the Skagit in April: she's big. The Restigouche in early June is very similar, but tapers off more quickly than does the Skagit (I have also seen the Skagit in September--still a big river). The largest river in Nova Scotia is the Margaree; after a good rain, the Margaree is about the size of the Kispiox (so I am told by friends who have fished both). I would imagine that the Kispiox is a small river as compared to the Skeena in September/October or the Skagit in April.
It is not surprising to me that different river systems with different rates of flow and different angling challenges result in separate angling solutions. What does surprise me, however, is the similarity of these conclusions across separate continents; they also appear to have been reached with relatively little cross-fertilization of ideas and techniques.
Or have they?
Topher -
I'll have my west-coast tip wallet in my vest... where do we meet for coffee?
Gardener -
Thanks for your thorough response! Re: UK prices - I think you're going to have to come visit us in New England, bring a rod tube
William -
Thank you for the inspiration, but I have already been SO THERE in my mind after talking to Topher at the winter fly show and I will definitely make a pilgrimage to North America's version of A/S mecca this summer, tips or no tips.
CND rods, like all good spey rods, need a good "field testing"
Thanks, maybe we can hook up (pun intended).
Juro, on the question of tips etc I think this is an area where you are ahead of us. This arises, I suspect, from the different traditions we have. Even 10 years ago sink tip lines were not very widely used over here, and had the reputation of being unbalanced and difficult to cast nicely. Full sinking lines were very much the order of the day, and probably still are for many people. We have, of course, always tended to use double-handed rods for our salmon fishing, which make the use of a full sinking line and heavy fly possible in a way that it is not with a single-hander.
By contrast, I believe the use (or renaissance in use) of the long rod for steelhead is a relatively recent thing over there. You therefore come to it without the historical baggage that encumbers so many of us in this country. I suspect also, (and maybe you will confirm this), that the use of tips was always fairly widespread with single-handed rods where a full sinker was not a practical option. So not only did you approach the quest for depth from a different tradition, but also with perhaps a more open mind about how best to achieve it.
An if it aint broke, dont fix it attitude means that many UK based fishermen continue to use double taper lines and full sinkers, just as they have always done and their fathers did before them, and there is a disinclination to innovate. This may also be exacerbated by the exorbitant prices we have to pay for our tackle - a regular gripe of mine - which no doubt encourages us to buy things that are familiar, rather than risk trying something new. So, in answer to your question, I think the use both of tips and of modern line profiles with double handed rods is indeed much less prevalent here than there, though certainly it is on the increase and Im not sure Id go so far as to say they are rarely used.
I appreciate your elaboration about weight in flies for Atlantic salmon. It is quite natural to associate weighted flies with "dredging". In my situation however, that is not the case. It takes me 30 - 45 minutes to tie most Intruders. With that kind of investment I am particularly opposed to losing them. The Intruder is a "round" profile fly as opposed to the vertically flat profile projected by many standard ties. This round profile increases surface area, and combined with large size creates a very "full' exposure to river currents. The weight is added to these flies to prevent "lofting" in the flows of the stream, otherwise they would fish at a substantially higher level in the water column than would the business end of one's sinktip or sinking line. My flies are weighted on the order of replicating the same sink rate as the sinktips that I use. I personally dislike rules such as no-weight bans. It seems quite undemocratic when, because of the inappropiate actions of a few people, prohibitive rules are implemented instead of an expansion in enforcement and fines - the law abiding majority ends up getting penalized in the process. Some anglers adapt to such bans by tying flies on overly large hooks to gain sink rate. Personally I cannot subscribe to this approach as in my experience standard salmon irons over 1/0 increases injury/mortality rates by two to fourfold (at least on wild steelhead). What really sucks about such rules is the restriction that they incur upon creativity and exploratory urges in flyfishing. More on this tomorrow.
I just checked Rand McNally- Boston to Matapedia, Quebec, is 563 miles. Interstate all the way to Houlton, Maine. It can't take you more than 11 hours to get there. Fishing in June means- leave your tips at home and come prepared for some of the meanest salmon alive. If your experiences go anything like mine have, be prepared to look at steelhead in a different light. I promise
For goodness sakes, man, just do it. :hehe:
|Topher Browne
Juro San,
I carry a good whack of tips in the Fall--all Rio Density Compensated 15' tips--to make sure I am able to fine tune my setup to changing conditions.
In the cold water of the Fall, I like to get down a bit but not so far as to run a fly at the precise depth of holding fish. If I start ticking bottom with a fly, I change to a lighter tip.
Two years ago on a Fall trip, I saw others foul-hook a tremendous number of fish. The water was low and to a man, they all had Type V and Type VI integrated 15'-24' sinktips.
It got real ugly.
Topher, Gardener, Malcom, et. al. -
Thanks for the excellent posts. In my years as a die-hard steelhead angler in the pacific northwest, the use of variable density sinktips on hybrid heads (e.g. versitips, but homemade) was the ticket to controlling the depth of the swing and thus I rarely if ever used a weighted fly. I could see the merits when the fly dressings are pronounced enough to warrant 'countermeasures', the intruder for example, but most of my dressings are suitable to be fished on tips and they have been quite successful in soliciting the strike over the last two decades.
Two questions:
1) Gardener, Malcom - is it true that interchangeable sinktips looped onto half of a floating head is rarely used in the UK?
2) Topher - When you mention carrying a broad range of tips for use in the maritimes, are you referring to tips for hybrid lines or tungsten polyleaders to attach to the end of a full floating line?
thanks in advance
C'mon, Hal....
I expected better than that out of YOU! Rather than figuring out how to get your fly down to the fish, give it up????
That's the answer I would expect out of a chorus girl.The answer is surprisingly simple - use a silk line and treat leaders with mud!
Going back to golf??? And what do you do when your scores start to go up? Buy different clubs???Try some other sport???
Most of us look forward to the CHALLENGE of the sport. If it was easy, we would have given it up a long time ago.
What are you going to do with your spare time. You can't tie golf balls for fun. Maybe carve tees??:hehe:
I guess you must be at least 10 years older than me! Mentally, anyway! Especially if "instant gratification" is required!
Yes I will clear it out, must have been 5 people that tried to PM this afternoon, I hope I did not excite to many people.
Oh well I am a man I can take it.
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if you are stuck drop me a line (sic) and clear out your pm box.
I see using that dental film I have heard about for fly weight. Have to discuss this with my dentist and see if he will part with some to me. I have been a good customer over the years, letting him max out my dental insurance each year and go on his warm golf trips, etc... He is not a fisherman.
No sinking lines ! I don't think I could continue as a steelhead fisherman. No lead weighted flies or lead on the leader OK but sink tips could not do with out it.
Then I would be going back full time to golf for sure.
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There is between a 0.25% and 0.50% risk of miscarriage and a very slight risk of uterine infection (less than .001%) after amniocentesis. In trained hands and under ultrasound guidance, the miscarriage rate may be even lower.
In most cases, your test results will be available within two weeks. Your doctor will explain the results to you and, if a problem is diagnosed, give you information about ending the pregnancy or how best to care for your baby after birth.
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text: Saw one hen fly down from the ridge I was on across to the next ridge to the west a little after 7:00AM. Had a Jake come in from behind me at 9:00AM working down the ridge toward the creek. He got to within 15 feet & couldn't quite figure what I was, but since I didn't move he passed in front of me and continued on toward the creek. My buddy saw a couple of hens and another Jake on the other side of the property that went out toward the cutover. On his way back to the truck he saw a pair of Longbeards that had been in the block of woods between us all morning and hadn't gobbled the first time. I called it a day around noon.


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Shumpert back from trip to Vanderbilt
Itawamba AHS 4-star running back Ashton Shumpert visited one of his 10 suitors last Saturday. Shumpert was in Nashville to watch Vanderbilt beat Massachusetts.
"It was pretty fun up there," Shumpert said. "The city was real nice. I enjoyed it."
Following his team's playoff opener against Kosciusko tonight, Shumpert plans to be in attendance tomorrow when Texas A&M visits Mississippi State.
Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze had already made contact with him this week after the Rebels picked up their fifth win of the season at Arkansas.
Shumpert expected to talk with Georgia this week as well. Saturday will mark his second time to see A&M. He watched the Aggies in Oxford earlier this season.
Kuykendall coached for 25 years, carried teams to 15 state tournaments, played in 12 finals and won eight championships.
The district invites the public to the recognition ceremony to be held at halftime of the Belmont's game against Itawamba AHS.
named Heisman finalists
Three Northeast Mississippi high school student athletes have been named state finalists for the annual Wendy's High School Heisman award.
Tupelo volleyball player Hannah Farmer, Tupelo Christian Prep cross country runner Evan Talton and Oak Hill Academy track and field athlete John Wesley Williamson, all seniors, where chosen not only for their athletic achievement, but for their work in the classroom and in their communities.
The Heisman state winner will be announced Nov. 5. The national finalists will be selected between Nov. 5-20. Two national winners will be honored Dec. 7 at the Heisman Awards Banquet in New York City.
For more information on the program, go to wendyshighschoolheisman.com
Saturday for Jimbo Byars
Houlka kicks off a day-long benefit Saturday with a 5K run/walk at 8 a.m. for Houlka High School teacher/coach Jimbo Byars, who is undergoing medical treatment.
The registration for the run starts at 7:30 on the town square. The entry fee is $20 with a "Team Jimbo" t-shirt or $10 without the shirt.
Houlka alumni baseball and softball games will be played at 1 p.m.
A barbecue plate/hotdog plate meal will be served from 4-6 p.m. at the Houlka Community Center.


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Ever pick up a soundtrack or compilation or whatever and there's one or two really good tracks by artists you've never heard of? And despite all the digging you do, you can come up with nothing about them? Here's a place to post such questions, on the off chance anyone else here knows.
I'm especially curious about the bands from the soundtrack to The Transformers: The Movie. Lion, Spectre General, and NRG lend some great classics of 80s metal to that album, and they apparently never existed outside it. Spectre General at least appears courtesy of another label, but that's about as much as I've ever been able to find out.
I know I have others, but I'm drawing a blank on them right now. Any additions?


text: Found male black lab in the Johnston Street area of Lafayette. He is not neutered or micro chipped. Dog seems to know some basic obedience commands. He was found with no collar and has a small amount of gray on his muzzle. Very nice dog. I know its a long shot for anyone on here to know of a lab missing from this area but thought I would give it a try.


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LEGO Lord of the Rings is seriously fun.
LEGO Lord of the Rings is seriously fun.
So what all have i missed? Looks like the dolphins still suck. Andrew bynum looks like a horrible decision. Looks like the canes finally won the coastal and then banned themselves from the postseason. Looks like Junc is still junc. I'll need some links for this comedy.
Did I miss the memo that Ireland is a genius again?
Dolphins offense is as interesting as watching paint dry. Bynum may not play until Valentines Day, and Jrue is out for the immediate future. Now I can talk Sixers with someone and not talk to myself in the Sixers thread.
Oh, and Cedar went postal so we had to permaban him. Dude just went off his rocker.
FYI, get the infraction ready because win or lose, this is my response to the next JCane post-a-gif thread:
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So what's up with J's DBC sig?
So much stupidity in the main forum. Someone actually argued that Ireland deserves to use those picks and cap space because he's responsible for it being there.


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What makes a house your home? If you home could say, "This is what I want you to remember about me," what things would it point to? When your grandchildren come to visit, what do they see that's different from their own home?
My father remembers a candy jar up on a shelf at his grandmother's house. My mother remembered the dark at the top of the stairs in her childhood home. I remember the carved lions that were the feet of my grandma's sofa. If I could go back in time, I'd photograph them all.
Will a time machine ever be invented? Maybe, but I don't think we can count on it, and a photographic house memoir might be the next best thing.
My house, I fear, will not be saying, "Look what a good housekeeper T.K. was."
- Charge up the camera and plan a photo shoot to motivate spring cleaning efforts.
- The absence of text allows the viewer to fill in his own memories associated with the photos. Even though this was not my grandma's house, the images brought up memories for me.


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NCI, Inc. (NASDAQ:NCIT), a leading provider of information technology (IT) and professional solutions and services to U.S. Federal Government agencies, announced today that it was awarded a contract valued at $3.5 million to provide air carrier analysis support (ACAS) services for the U.S. Air Force. The work will enable the Air Mobility Command (AMC) to continue its congressionally mandated oversight of commercial air carriers and management of the Civil Reserve Air Fleet. The contract consists of a six-month base period with four additional one-year option periods through 2018.
NCI will maintain and enhance the ACAS system and software, and continue the modernization, performance, maintenance and integration of the ACAS with AMC corporate applications and interfaces. Additional IT support services will include project management; system and software requirements analysis, design, engineering, modifying, coding, tuning, and testing; system/software integration activities; electronic data exchange development and maintenance; as well as configuration management and program documentation required for continued system and software support.
"The Air Mobility Command utilizes ACAS to provide worldwide support to essential ongoing military operations," said Brian J. Clark, NCI's president. "We are proud to continue our role in supporting this mission-critical application with our systems development and integration efforts."
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NCI is a leading provider of enterprise solutions and services to U.S. defense, intelligence, health care, and civilian government agencies. The company has the expertise and proven track record to solve its customers' most important and complex mission challenges through technology and innovation. NCI's team of highly skilled professionals focuses on delivering cost-effective solutions and services in the areas of cybersecurity and information assurance; engineering and logistics support; enterprise information management and advanced analytics; cloud computing and IT infrastructure optimization; health IT and medical support; IT service management; software and systems development/integration; and modeling, simulation, and training. Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, NCI has approximately 1,900 employees operating at more than 100 locations worldwide. NCI: Trust. Integrity. Performance. For more information, visit www.nciinc.com or email [email protected]. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter (@nciinc_) and LinkedIn.
DevOps is often described as a combination of technology and culture. Without both, DevOps isn't complete. However, applying the culture to outdated technology is a recipe for disaster; as response times grow and connections between teams are delayed by technology, the culture will die. A Nutanix Enterprise Cloud has many benefits that provide the needed base for a true DevOps paradigm. In his Day 3 Keynote at 20th Cloud Expo, Chris Brown, a Solutions Marketing Manager at Nutanix, will explore t...
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NHK, Japan Broadcasting, will feature the upcoming @ThingsExpo Silicon Valley in a special 'Internet of Things' and smart technology documentary that will be filmed on the expo floor between November 3 to 5, 2015, in Santa Clara. NHK is the sole public TV network in Japan equivalent to the BBC in the UK and the largest in Asia with many award-winning science and technology programs. Japanese TV is producing a documentary about IoT and Smart technology and will be covering @ThingsExpo Silicon Val...
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In his general session at 19th Cloud Expo, Manish Dixit, VP of Product and Engineering at Dice, discussed how Dice leverages data insights and tools to help both tech professionals and recruiters better understand how skills relate to each other and which skills are in high demand using interactive visualizations and salary indicator tools to maximize earning potential. Manish Dixit is VP of Product and Engineering at Dice. As the leader of the Product, Engineering and Data Sciences team at D...
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Keeping pace with advancements in software delivery processes and tooling is taxing even for the most proficient organizations. Point tools, platforms, open source and the increasing adoption of private and public cloud services requires strong engineering rigor – all in the face of developer demands to use the tools of choice. As Agile has settled in as a mainstream practice, now DevOps has emerged as the next wave to improve software delivery speed and output. To make DevOps work, organization...
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Join IBM November 2 at 19th Cloud Expo at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, and learn how to go beyond multi-speed it to bring agility to traditional enterprise applications. Technology innovation is the driving force behind modern business and enterprises must respond by increasing the speed and efficiency of software delivery. The challenge is that existing enterprise applications are expensive to develop and difficult to modernize. This often results in what Gartner calls ...
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The 20th International Cloud Expo has announced that its Call for Papers is open. Cloud Expo, to be held June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, brings together Cloud Computing, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps, Containers, Microservices and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding business opportunity. Submit your speaking proposal ...
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The age of Digital Disruption is evolving into the next era – Digital Cohesion, an age in which applications securely self-assemble and deliver predictive services that continuously adapt to user behavior. Information from devices, sensors and applications around us will drive services seamlessly across mobile and fixed devices/infrastructure. This evolution is happening now in software defined services and secure networking. Four key drivers – Performance, Economics, Interoperability and Trust ...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that CollabNet, a global leader in enterprise software development, release automation and DevOps solutions, will be a Bronze Sponsor of SYS-CON's 20th International Cloud Expo®, taking place from June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. CollabNet offers a broad range of solutions with the mission of helping modern organizations deliver quality software at speed. The company's latest innovation, the DevOps Lifecycle Manager (DLM), supports Value S...
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"DevOps is really about the business. The business is under pressure today, competitively in the marketplace to respond to the expectations of the customer. The business is driving IT and the problem is that IT isn't responding fast enough," explained Mark Levy, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Serena Software, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at DevOps Summit, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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All organizations that did not originate this moment have a pre-existing culture as well as legacy technology and processes that can be more or less amenable to DevOps implementation. That organizational culture is influenced by the personalities and management styles of Executive Management, the wider culture in which the organization is situated, and the personalities of key team members at all levels of the organization. This culture and entrenched interests usually throw a wrench in the work...
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With billions of sensors deployed worldwide, the amount of machine-generated data will soon exceed what our networks can handle. But consumers and businesses will expect seamless experiences and real-time responsiveness. What does this mean for IoT devices and the infrastructure that supports them? More of the data will need to be handled at - or closer to - the devices themselves.
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Building a cross-cloud operational model can be a daunting task. Per-cloud silos are not the answer, but neither is a fully generic abstraction plane that strips out capabilities unique to a particular provider. In his session at 20th Cloud Expo, Chris Wolf, VP & Chief Technology Officer, Global Field & Industry at VMware, will discuss how successful organizations approach cloud operations and management, with insights into where operations should be centralized and when it's best to decentraliz...
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Translating agile methodology into real-world best practices within the modern software factory has driven widespread DevOps adoption, yet much work remains to expand workflows and tooling across the enterprise. As models evolve from pockets of experimentation into wholescale organizational reinvention, practitioners find themselves challenged to incorporate the culture and architecture necessary to support DevOps at scale. In his session at @DevOpsSummit at 20th Cloud Expo, Anand Akela, Senior...
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That the Mississippi Senate Education Committee approved a charter school bill Tuesday was no surprise. The Senate voted last year to allow charter schools across the state.
But the manner in which the committee considered the bill before it came to an official vote was unexpected and probably in violation of the Senate's own rules.
Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves on Monday evening called together committee members for a review of the bill in his office. While the Legislature exempts itself from the open meetings bill it passed to govern other public bodies in the state, the Senate's rules do require that all committee meetings be announced from the floor. This one wasn't.
Senate committees also customarily meet in open session; the Monday meeting was held without public knowledge or the chance for public viewing of the proceedings.
Education Committee Chairman Sen. Gray Tollison, R-Oxford, said the meeting was a courtesy to members who would be voting the next day on the bill. But whatever the intention, it wasn't the proper way to handle major legislation on a subject in which there is intense interest and widely divergent opinions. That's especially true given the unavailability of copies of the bill, online or otherwise, to the public before the Tuesday morning vote.
The committee met for an hour or more in Reeves' office. It met only about 20 minutes Tuesday before voting on the bill.
This highly unusual, if not unprecedented, procedure denied anyone outside of the committee the opportunity to hear what was discussed with and among the committee membership about the legislative leadership's top 2013 priority. It simply wasn't the right way to proceed.
Reeves' spokesperson said the lieutenant governor meets with senators in his office all the time and will continue to do so. That's fine, and certainly expected. But this was not an appropriately private discussion with an individual senator or small group; it was a de facto meeting of the committee, and it should have been announced and open.
The closed meeting won't change the course on charter school legislation, but that's not the point. It's a matter of conducting the public's business openly. In this case, the Senate leadership fell short of the mark.


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Whip up a batch of everyone's favorite party dip! Enjoy the creamy taste loaded with crabmeat.
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text: What is most alaarming is that we have a President that is WILLING to bypass the democratic process and attempt to enact law via executive order. Hitler was duly elected and did the same thing in the persecution of the Jews. We can't take such threats lightly. He has been successful far more in implementing his socialist, dictator views than I wold ever believed possible. We have a gov. of balances and checks or at least we did. Will it survive?


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Wide Flat The Heart Of The City (V4)
Size79 m²
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- Washer/dryer
- Hot tub
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Balcony/terrace
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Accommodation summary
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It can comfortably accommodate 4 persons, but the maximum capacity is 6 people. In the bedrooms you'll find 2 double beds, and there's one sofa for other two people.
Moreover the apartment provides free Wi-Fi internet, a TV / satellite, CD / DVD / radio, modern furniture, a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, a dishwasher Whirlpool, a washing machine, an oven, a kettle, a microwave, a toaster and a coffee maker. There's also a dining area, ironing facilities and a bathroom with heated towel rails, toilet, hair dryer, bed linen and towels and last but not least a nice terrace.
This apartment is located in right city centre within 3 min walk from Wenceslas (Vaclavske) Square. Metro stations "Mustek" and "Narodni trida" are only 2 minutes walk away and the tram stop "Vodickova" is 40 metres from the apartment. The main train station and Florenc bus terminal are 10 minutes walk.
From the airport by public transport (duration approx. 45min): go by bus number 119 to Dejvicka (last stop) and change for metro (subway). Take the metro (subway) at DEJVICKA - green line A, it is final/first stop. Go to MUSTEK stop, it is 4 stops only. Exit the train and go to the right, go upstairs (escalators) and you are in a vestibul. Then go to Vodickova street (you could also take a tram from Mustek – one stop/ 150 -200 metres.)
From Main train Station: Exit by main entrance and go almost straight to Jindřiška street, there take a tram to Vodickova street (direction to the left – every tram goes there, it is just 2 stops).
From Holešovice Train Station: Take the metro (subway) at NADRAZI HOLESOVICE. Go to MUSEUM stop, there change to green line and go to MUSTEK stop, it is one stop only. Exit the train and go to the left, go upstairs (escalators) and you are in a vestibule. Then go to Vodickova street (you could also take a tram – one stop/ 150 -200 meters).
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Great apartment & very best location in Prague first choice! Thanks also for the excellent transaction! Again and again.
Tolles Appartment & allerbeste Lage, in Prag erste Wahl!! Besten Dank auch für die sehr gute Abwicklung! Immer wieder gerne.
great apartment in perfect location to explore the city, very nice contact and everything went perfectly smoothly! couldn't have enjoyed the stay more and will definitely keep this apartment in mind for a future stay.
I do not think we would stay here again .For the price we paid the quality of apartment is no good.
Nice, clean and big apartment with an amazing view! Anytime again.
Very friendly, fast and easy reservation and settlement. The apartment did not leave any expectations. Very clean and tidy! My tip for Prague!
Sehr freundliche, schnelle und unkomplizierte Reservierung und Abwicklung vor Ort. Das Appartment lies keine Erwartungen offen. Sehr sauber und ordentlich ! Mein Geheimtip für Prag!
Great place as advertised. Highly recommend.
Only recommended!
Nur zu empfehlen!!
Very nice experience! Very clean, confortable and spacious, just like the pictures and the view is amazing. The location can't be better and the restaurant downstairs serves good food and czech beer as well!
Great apartment which splet 12 comfortably and in our own space. Ground floor and good kitchen and lounge space on top of bedrooms; also very close to the city centre. Spent a long time looking for right apartment and this certainly ticked all the boxes and at a reasonable price. Would recommend and stay again! Thank you.
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Family: Tyrannidae, Tyrant Flycatchers view all from this family
Description ADULT Has gray-brown upperparts and blackish wings and tail with pale gray-buff wing bars and whitish fringes to secondaries and tertials. Underparts are grayish, palest on throat, belly, and undertail. JUVENILE Similar, but wing bars are buffy.
Dimensions Length: 7-7 3/4" (18-20 cm)
Habitat Locally common summer visitor (mainly May-Aug) to wooded canyons, mainly Arizona. Winters in Central America.
Observation Tips Often first detected by hearing song.
Range California, Southwest
Voice Utters a distinctive, upslurred per-Wip and a whistling song per-pay-p'weeo (JosÈ Maria).
Discussion Larger and more uniform than related species; has a distinct crest. Perches near treetop, higher than Western Wood-pewee. Bill is relatively long with orange lower mandible. Sexes are similar.