I think I may have found a technique to rival New Zealand droppers – a cutting stare!
The Contemplative Angler describes the method very well -
I stationed myself on a rock in mid-stream and began to regard the pool with disdain – beginning with moderate annoyance I accelerated through active pique, arriving within seconds at a withering scorn. After a few minutes I noticed a “nice” fourteen inch brown roll to the surface in humble chagrin…
Fantastic – I am practicing in front of the mirror until my leg heals properly.
Read the full post here.
I dont even understand it LoL
You need to read it again
Alistair,
You will note from the comment on my blog that I gave proper attribution to the historic origin of the technique in a Highland burn.
BTW, if you are still considering Orvis waders with the zip-front, I spent quite some time trying to devise a better solution. My lab notes are found at http://overmywaders.com/cblog/archives/32-Zippers-on-waders….html
and
http://overmywaders.com/cblog/archives/34-Inventors-Notes-on-Pisscalator-Mark-IV.html
Though I am incapable of bringing this great invention to fruition, the fine engineering minds of Glasgow should be able to perfect it. I entrust it therefore to you.
Best regards,
Reed
P.S. – fond memories of Glasgow.