08-05-2008, 10:01 PM
That counts!
In the Florida Keys, its a tarpon, bone fish, and permit on the flats. In the Everglades, its a tarpon, red fish, and snook. Wyoming has its own "cutt slam" program if you catch each species of cutthroat from within the state. (Yellowstone, bear lake, snake river, Colorado river, I think?)
For me, its a shark, barracuda, and tarpon on the flats!
It's all just another made-up way to keep score and have some kind of goal to shoot for. Variety is kinda nice when you can catch 4 different trout on one fly, from one creek. Nice! (looked like a dry one too--hair cripples float
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In the Florida Keys, its a tarpon, bone fish, and permit on the flats. In the Everglades, its a tarpon, red fish, and snook. Wyoming has its own "cutt slam" program if you catch each species of cutthroat from within the state. (Yellowstone, bear lake, snake river, Colorado river, I think?)
For me, its a shark, barracuda, and tarpon on the flats!
It's all just another made-up way to keep score and have some kind of goal to shoot for. Variety is kinda nice when you can catch 4 different trout on one fly, from one creek. Nice! (looked like a dry one too--hair cripples float![
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