"ricky sox wrangler" said:
[quote="Will Schultz"][quote="Chasin50"]A left hand Tranx…

Just get a RH and put it on the rod backward… [smilie=applause.gif]

Or just turn the rod upside down and learn to reel backwards!!! lol

I am going to learn RH (backwards) casting this season because of that reel. I think it will be a real asset to be ambidextrous with casting…

"muskaholic" said:
Guide service might be interesting

There are two trips right now and possibly others on the way. One of the trips is likely the best trip we've ever offered that includes two days guided and a one week stay at a house. This trip is on one of the premier "big fish" waters in North America.

"Chasin50" said:
[quote="ricky sox wrangler"][quote="Will Schultz"]
Just get a RH and put it on the rod backward… [smilie=applause.gif]

Or just turn the rod upside down and learn to reel backwards!!! lol

I am going to learn RH (backwards) casting this season because of that reel. I think it will be a real asset to be ambidextrous with casting…

Funny thing is….I use my left hand for spinning reels, right hand for baitcasters. Don't know why. It has always been that way for me. I don't think I'd have a problem with left or right handed reels of any kind.

We've had members in the past offer guided day trips of certain lakes in their neck of the woods? LSC guys, NW TC area, SW etc specialists …..also things that might draw interest……bump boards, first aid kits, planner boards, 25pk of hooks in different sizes, line, DVD s, base layer cold weather gear, polarized sun glasses……….???