A few delays will happen. It is understandable. I just hope you are feeling
better too.
Ive given up on the mayfly swaps from last year.
Thanks for hosting the swap. I sure they are worth the wait.
From: haerb...@comcast.net
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 2:37 P
Hey guys your bugs are winging their home! I aplogize for the delay had a
couple of drop uots that kept stringing me along. they never bother to send
their flys in or say they had dropped out!
BobH
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I dunno, got the pics from Larry Johnson in Utah. What say, Larry?
JIMMY
DonO wrote:
>Now THAT HAD to HURT!
>So what happened? Did they get the hook out without blinding him?
>Curious minds...
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>DonO
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Got some errands to do right now, so I'll photo and post tonight.
DonO
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From: ashley strutt
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 12:16 PM
Subject: [VFB] Re: my mess-finally- material bag hangers
Hi DonO,
Yes, I would very much l
Now THAT HAD to HURT!
So what happened? Did they get the hook out without blinding him?
Curious minds...
DonO
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From: "Jimmy D. Moore"
To: "Virtual Fly Box"
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 12:37 PM
Subject: [VFB] Removing fish hooks! Why you wear sunglasses when fis
Hi DonO,
Yes, I would very much like to see them.
Thanks
Ashley
2009/5/13 DonO
> Ashley,
> I noticed on your photo that you like to hang your long material bags on a
> rod, using the hole in the header card. I designed a small plastic stick-on
> hook and gave it to a packaging outlet line h
Don,
Since VFB is now on Google, you can attach photos to the
e-mails..I think. Or is that another list?
At least you can put them on the VFB account in Google.
Send 'em on!
a.
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>If you want photos to show how I'm doing it, let me know.
>
>DonO
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>From:
Photos - sure do!
Jim not Ashley
May your GOD be your fishing partner.
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From: f...@tribcsp.com
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
Subject: [VFB] Re: my mess-finally- material bag hangers
Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 10:46:09 -0600
Ashley,
I notice
Ashley,
I noticed on your photo that you like to hang your long material bags on a rod,
using the hole in the header card. I designed a small plastic stick-on hook
and gave it to a packaging outlet line here (U-Line), and now thay are up to
three versions, so I guess it's popular. It sticks t
Not that I know of... do you have a black eye? ;o)
It was just a joke my friend. You know "us"...
/Nick
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>As long as you're ready for it and duck in time, the
>procedure always "works nicely" without much "additional twinges of
>pain" WHEN YOU DO IT ON SOMEONE ELSE. (Wait with a statement like
>that until you've been the hooked one.)
'
Hm. Did I pull one out of you?
--
Allan Fish
Greenwo
"The method called "string-yank" works very nicely. I've used it
successfully on three different friends on-stream, using tippet material to
do the 'yank'. In all three cases, the hook came out cleanly with no
problem and very little additional twinges of pain during the 'procedure'."
As long
Here's an article on removing barbed hooks.
http://www.bishfish.co.nz/articles/general/hookout.htm
The method called "string-yank" works very nicely. I've used it
successfully on three different friends on-stream, using tippet
material to do the 'yank'. In all three cases, the hook c
From a recent post on the Wisconsin Fly Fishing Board:
"
"...Having never had a hook in my hand that deep, I soon realized just how
effective a barb can be. I tugged and pulled, but no avail. I then
realized
If you want a ministudio for photographing fly's nows the time. Go to
http://www.1saleaday.com/ and they have a ministudio for just $14.99. Only good
until midnight tonight, May 13, 09. Looks like quite a bargain for taking fly
pictures and pictures of other small items. I like the lights. Wond
"In 1918 I realized that the growing use of the automobile, with its
easy transportation, would soon spoil all public trout fishing."
Edward R. Hewitt "A Trout And Salmon Fisherman For Seventy-Five Years"
(1948)
Wonder what Ole Ed would say about the automobile tody? :-P
>
During our Annual Trout Kicking Festival on Taneycomo a couple of years ago,
the wind changed while I was casting a heavy #10 bugger. I pinch all my
barbs before tying. The hook caught in the skin behind my elbow. I couldn't
pull it out & I didn't have the leverage to push it through. We had just
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