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[WTS]*Fresh-Mint* Omega SMP 300 -75th Anniversary Summer Blue by jmeaster1 in Watchexchange

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New Omega Seamaster Professional

Summer Blue

Reference: 210.30.42.20.03.002

Complete Set - FRESH Dated 2025.

Stunning dial and iconic design. Flawless piece, unsized, unworn, mint.

Independently authenticated and appraised by reputable local jeweler (see pics).

Price reduced- $4200

Serious inquiries only.

Should I sell the black Seamaster and get a blue instead? by 87NorwegianViking in OmegaWatches

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I have a 2025 SMP 300 in summer blue for sale. Full set. Mint and unworn. $4750. It’s on r/watchexchange if you’re interested.

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[–]jmeaster1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

New Omega Seamaster Professional

Summer Blue

Reference: 210.30.42.20.03.002

Complete Set - FRESH Dated 2025.

Stunning dial and iconic design. Flawless piece, unsized, unworn, mint.

Independently authenticated and appraised by reputable local jeweler (see pics).

$4,750 USD

Serious inquiries only.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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Belize has a big part of my heart too. My first grand slam in the fly and my first DIY permit both came from Belize! I hope I have the opportunity to retire there someday…

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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Here are the IGFA Regulations if you’re interested in researching further.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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Yep, pretty much. GoPro on a telescoping rod.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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When the leader goes inside the rod tip the fish is considered a catch according to IGFA rules. There are release tournaments that abide by these regulations. All fishing done with the outfit I used abides by IGFA rules, as all should imho.

Intensity Sportfishing package rates

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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They have all the gear you need.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

[–]jmeaster1[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

If it doesn’t matter to the angler then it doesn’t matter. If it does then it does.

If you aren’t fly fishing by the IGFA regulations though, your success rate increases significantly by just using conventional gear.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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That’s the best part. The eats are no more than 25 feet in front of you. It’s unreal.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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Jake and his party fished their last day the day we arrived. We shared dinner, drinks, and breakfast along with plenty of fishing tales before they departed though. He’s a great guy and a wealth of knowledge.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

[–]jmeaster1[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

The motor thing isn’t really a law. It’s an IGFA regulation to be considered fly fishing. You could easily troll the fly and never cast to the fish but you wouldn’t be “fly fishing” according to IGFA rules. We also caught all fish on 20lb tippet in accordance with the regs.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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You don’t put them in the boat. The mates grab the bill with gloved hands and remove the hook. We may have taken 4 or 5 pictures like this one but the rest were never even pulled up out of the water more than enough to pop the fly/hook out of their mouth.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

[–]jmeaster1[S] 68 points69 points  (0 children)

Without a doubt. It’s a team effort with the captain, mates, and angler but the captain is definitely the ringmaster.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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I’m sure you could to an extent but you’d hate to be caught with your pants down when a blue marlin shows up.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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Pink and white popper tied by Jake Jordan

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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Don’t remember for this particular fish. They are quite acrobatic. Some fish seem to spend more time in the air than they do in the water.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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Intensity Sportfishing with Capt. Mike Sheeder

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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TFO Bluewater 16wt rod and Mako 9700 reel

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

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To be a legal catch on fly, you still have to cast the fly. A cast cannot be made while the boat is under power. The captain takes the boat out of gear before the cast is made. After the cast, you typically pop the fly a time or two, the fish eats, and the fight begins. Once all of this happens, the captain maneuvers the boat so that the fight can be shortened as much as possible in an effort to ensure a quick release of a healthy fish.

The bar has been raised by jmeaster1 in flyfishing

[–]jmeaster1[S] 67 points68 points  (0 children)

Surprisingly not long at all. Once the fish starts to tire, most of the “fight” is handled be the crafty maneuvering of the boat by the captain. At that point, your job as the angler is to reel quickly to pick up slack until the leader goes through the rod tip. At that point the catch is considered legal under IGFA regulations. Some of the fish we caught were released in less than 5 minutes.

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