RE: [VFB] A loverly bunch

Hey I have a question... Does anyone know what a cutback nymph is, have a pattern for this ? Thanks for any help.. Ron Boutin Walter wrote: > Thanks to everyone in the Thunder Swap, it was my pleasure to host. > > I thinking of another swap, but will hold off until after the Sowbug is >

RE: [VFB] A loverly bunch

Thanks to everyone in the Thunder Swap, it was my pleasure to host. I thinking of another swap, but will hold off until after the Sowbug is past. I'm starting my plans to attend next year, I'm committed and could not change the plans this year. We will be traveling to the White river during the

Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch

Ditto on the Loons Hard head that and spin em on a wheel till the dry. 2 to 3 coats on the all white. On 3/4/12, rx4fish...@nycap.rr.com wrote: > All, > Flies arrived yesterday.. Very nice, great job.. I used Loon Outdoors Hard > head for my flies, trying it for the first time.. > > Ron > Pe

Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch

I used 2 component epoxy. The stuff is for rod building (lacquer the guide wraps). Rene On 03/04/2012 12:45 AM, Peggy Brenner wrote: What type of head finish did you all use. I experimented with Clear Goo brush on and either need another coat, or practice painting. Nice set of flies everyone

RE: [VFB] A loverly bunch

I used the Clear Goo and then a top coat of Hard as Nails. Clear goo is always tacky. Their web site recommended the hard as Nails. Again thanks to all for the great flies. Walter -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "VFB Mail" group. To post to this group, send emai

Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch

All, Flies arrived yesterday.. Very nice, great job.. I used Loon Outdoors Hard head for my flies, trying it for the first time.. Ron Peggy Brenner wrote: > What type of head finish did you all use. I experimented with Clear Goo > brush on and either need another coat, or practice painti

Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch

Hi Joyce;   I used about 6 coats of SHHAN on mine.   Wayneb --- On Sat, 3/3/12, Peggy Brenner wrote: From: Peggy Brenner Subject: Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com Date: Saturday, March 3, 2012, 6:45 PM What type of head finish did you all use.  I experimented with

Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch

On the Blueback Trout, I used 2 coats of Homebrew (Shoe-Goo thinned with xylend) and a finish coat of Sally Hansens H.A.N. Cheers, Bob Hendry At 18:45 3/3/2012, you wrote: What type of head finish did you all use. I experimented with Clear Goo brush on and either need another coat, or prac

Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch

Did you coat them with clear nail polish after you cured them with the blue light? I like the Clear Goo a lot better than the two part epoxy. Gary - Original Message - From: "Peggy Brenner" To: Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2012 6:45 PM Subject: Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch Wh

Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch

What type of head finish did you all use. I experimented with Clear Goo brush on and either need another coat, or practice painting. Nice set of flies everyone! Peggy On 3/3/2012 2:02 PM, Allan Fish wrote: No, not a loverly bunch of coconuts. (Only us old-timers remember that). But a loverl

Re: [VFB] A loverly bunch

Ditto - most especially your last line! Mine arrived today as well, Kudos to all involved. Cheers, -- Bob Hendry Southern Maryland 173rd Assault Helicopter Company – Robinhood 13 "Lots of people committed crimes during the year