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		Good question and thanks for being here. 
  
There are several others in our forum here that may be going through the same hinderances. 
  
I know a few people that use bifocal glasses or even fold down eye loops to overcome the sight restrictions that the eyes may encounter. 
  
Have you experimented with any of those types of devices??  Give it a try and please share with us any comments or questions that you may have.[cool]
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		... I cant suggest anything for the eyes since I wear progressive bifocal glasses when I go fishing.. lol.. but for the knots I use a tool my brother in law said was invaluable and that I should get one.... it is called the [url "http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&partNumber=22913&hvarTarget=search&cmCat=SearchResults"]cinch tool knot tyer[/url]... I dont go fishing without it..  
  
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		FG's having trouble latley. Mojo keeps getting away after she ties him up so her knots aren't trustworthy
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		Hey, thanks for the tip!   
I've seen those threaders in various places, and at the time I wondered how well they would work.  Sometimes you see something like that and wonder if it's more of a gimmick than something really useful.  That's the biggest reason I like this forum, because someone else has already done some of the trial and error and is willing to share his/her success.  It takes all the pressure off.[cool]
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		sorry sis.. but I gots to say this one was funny.. [sly] 
  
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		Hey there hartz - thought about the size of the pic being kind of small and you are correct. Here the discussion is about those of us that have trouble seeing a tiny eye and I include a picture that itself was tiny. [blush] Note that I have made the correction in the above post. LOL[/size][/green][/font]
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		hey I saw that picture fine with my glasses on.. under a magnifying lens.. and with the computer settings to the largest ... [sly] 
  
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		Now that we can all see the photo, here's my next question. 
What's the fly the guy is putting on?
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		Yeah maybe, one with a yellow belly.[blush]
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		Thanks Dry Rod for coming to the post.  Working this weekend so don't check as often,
This tool is one of the best things I have  bought,  even #32's!  I also use the flip downs either glasses or cap, but this too has made it less flipping!
I think I put the knots post in the technics section, but I can't remember [laugh]
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