The stewards of the company have changed over the years, but remarkably, each shared the founder''s vision of respect for nature, customers, colleagues and most importantly, tradition. They continued to introduce new products that served to enhance an already rich heritage. Since dedication to innovation has been the cornerstone of Our company'' success and reputation. Our company has been the leader in the fishing community since Our company invented the first narrow spool, ventilated fly reel to be mounted upright and continued on to revolutionize the mail order industry with the help of his daughter. Creative ideas, careful research and exhaustive testing continue to result in new products with lasting appeal and function. Often, good old-fashioned perseverance is required. Last winter, top members of our development staff spent days in a rented hockey rink casting with a new rod design. Where else are you going to find controlled weather conditions in mid-winter? They placed quarters on the ice at one end and used them as casting targets, comparing established products with the latest tackle currently on the Our company drawing boards.

Waders (breathable, neoprene, or nylon)will allow much greater mobility allowing you to get into the water for a better angle on the fish, and allow you to get away from the fly-eating trees on your back cast. Depending on the type of water that you fish, you may want to purchase either bootfoot or stocking foot waders. Boot foot waders are convenient, but stocking foot waders with separate boots give you better support and allow you to be athletic in your wading. If you use chest waders, for safety reasons you should **always** wear a wading belt. Women''s waders are also available.

The lighter, tougher, stronger T3 delivers serious fishing power to the people. The first thing you need to buy is a fly. Then you will need a tapered fly line (do not buy a level fly line) a fly reel, a leader, and some flies. The next purchase should be a good pair of polarized sunglasses and a hat. Polarized sunglasses will cut through the glare on the water and allow you to more closely follow your fly. This allows you to detect strikes more easily and, hopefully, catch more fish. A hat with a wide brim will help stop the sun from burning your ears, and sneaking in around the edges of your sunglasses. It will also help protect your ears and the back of your head from your fly on an errant cast. If you expect to fish from the bank or from a boat, you can hold off on purchasing a vest and waders for the moment and just use a shirt with big pockets to get started. When the pockets will no longer hold the items you need, then you should get a vest. Into those pockets you should put a fly box, such as the Worlds Lightest and Most Indestructible Fly Box.

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