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Fly Or Sinker?

ORG XMIT: CAGN104 Ian Gordon of Scotland makes a spey cast at the Jimmy Green International Spey-O-Rama & Fly Casting Festival, Saturday, April 18, 2009 in San Francisco. Spey casting is a form of fly casting generally done with long rods with two hands, making the caster able to make longer casts and cover more water. The event features competition, demonstrations and clinics and runs from April 17th through April 19th in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. (AP photo/George Nikitin) (George Nikitin / The Spokesman-Review)
By D.F. Oliveria daveo@spokesman.com(509) 319-0354
ORG XMIT: CAGN104 Ian Gordon of Scotland makes a spey cast at the Jimmy Green International Spey-O-Rama & Fly Casting Festival, Saturday, April 18, 2009 in San Francisco. Spey casting is a form of fly casting generally done with long rods with two hands, making the caster able to make longer casts and cover more water. The event features competition, demonstrations and clinics and runs from April 17th through April 19th in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. (AP photo/George Nikitin) (George Nikitin / The Spokesman-Review)
ORG XMIT: CAGN104 Ian Gordon of Scotland makes a spey cast at the Jimmy Green International Spey-O-Rama & Fly Casting Festival, Saturday, April 18, 2009 in San Francisco. Spey casting is a form of fly casting generally done with long rods with two hands, making the caster able to make longer casts and cover more water. The event features competition, demonstrations and clinics and runs from April 17th through April 19th in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. (AP photo/George Nikitin) (George Nikitin / The Spokesman-Review)

Ian Gordon of Scotland makes a spey cast at the Jimmy Green International Spey-O-Rama & Fly Casting Festival Saturday in San Francisco. Spey casting is a form of fly casting generally done with long rods with two hands, making the caster able to make longer casts and cover more water. (AP photo/George Nikitin)

Question: Which kind of fishing do you prefer? Fly? Sinker?

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