[VFB] Re: Dressing for Baler Hopper?

2009-09-06 Thread Niclas Runarsson
Foam hopper tying just suck you into it, doesn't it? Check my foam "hopper
tour" for a few
more ideas of what to try. (Jester contributed with his designs too):
http://www.swedneckflyfishing.com/hoppers.htm

In my CP I found that a site that linked to mine had more hoppers (among
other foam flies):
http://www.pescandoconmosca.cl/foro/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=2226

/Nick

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  Since the Hopper swap that Peggy organized, I am in a Hopper fly-tying
mood. My Harrison Steeves mini-hoppers turned out great. I have them
finished (for some time now) but have not yet mailed. I have just tied my
first Charlie Boy Hopper and I am really looking forward to giving these a
try on the weekend of 12-13 September.



  One hopper that I used to tie was called the Baler Hopper and had legs
made out of red/orange baling twine. Does anyone on the list have the
dressing for the Baler Hopper. I have googled but not located. Maybe it is
under a different name.



  Here are some pics of my Harrison Steves Mini-Hoppers for the swap

  http://tiny.cc/Vma7P
  http://tiny.cc/VyXxU
  http://tiny.cc/0zfYE
  http://tiny.cc/N1gg2
  Neville (Nev) Gosling

  Greater Vancouver

  Canada


  


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[VFB] Dressing for Baler Hopper?

2009-09-06 Thread Nevile Gosling
Joyce:

 

I found this on the "interview with John Foust" page but I cannot locate (a)
a picture and (b) the exact dressing.

 

"The Baler Hopper Foust designed had a bullet head elk hair, yellow foam and
an elk hair wing. He added orange polypropylene for legs which adds great
buoyancy. Same material as a water ski rope. They don't sink."

 

Neville (Nev) Gosling

Grreater Vancouver

BC Canada

 

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Sent: September-06-09 7:32 PM
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Subject: [VFB] : Dressing for Baler Hopper?

 

I talked with John Foust this evening..he will send me his Baler hopper
recipe. However, on doing a search of John Foust, on Google,I found this
pattern in his interview. I believe that this is his Baler hopper, and the
legs are the orange baling twine, knotted.  (I use yellow foam). You can
find his Polychute instructions in the Spring, 1997, vol2 ,#1  Flytying
magazine. 

 

Pattern: Polychute Hopper
Hook Size: 10-12
Thread: Olive
Tail: none 
Body: Golden olive Evasote / dub thorax section with golden olive
Wing: White poly yarn
Hackle: mixed brown and grizzly
Special features: We occasionally use legs







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[VFB] Dressing for Baler Hopper?

2009-09-06 Thread Nevile Gosling
Hi Joyce:

 

I admire John Foust and saw him at a show in Seattle too many years ago.
This was the first time that I saw a bullet head tool that John was using.
I did the same with my Harrison Steves Mini-Hoppers but just used a short
length of latex tubing.  John Foust also had a pivoting wooden hair stacker.


 

I don't expect that I have that particular issue of Flytying Magazine.  I
had to cut back as I was spending too many $$ just to try and keep up.  I
now take just 2 magazines and they are Trout & Salmon and Fly Fishing & Fly
Tying which are both from the UK and are over $10.00 each.  I keep all my
magazines as they are my reference material. I have some English ones dating
back to when I bought them in 1957!

 

I just knew it as the baler hopper and have the twine but not the recipe.

 

Thank you very much Joyce.

 

Neville (Nev) Gosling

Grreater Vancouver

BC Canada

 

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Of Joyce
Sent: September-06-09 7:32 PM
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
Subject: [VFB] : Dressing for Baler Hopper?

 

I talked with John Foust this evening..he will send me his Baler hopper
recipe. However, on doing a search of John Foust, on Google,I found this
pattern in his interview. I believe that this is his Baler hopper, and the
legs are the orange baling twine, knotted.  (I use yellow foam). You can
find his Polychute instructions in the Spring, 1997, vol2 ,#1  Flytying
magazine. 

 

Pattern: Polychute Hopper
Hook Size: 10-12
Thread: Olive
Tail: none 
Body: Golden olive Evasote / dub thorax section with golden olive
Wing: White poly yarn
Hackle: mixed brown and grizzly
Special features: We occasionally use legs





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[VFB] : Dressing for Baler Hopper?

2009-09-06 Thread Joyce
I talked with John Foust this evening..he will send me his Baler hopper recipe. 
However, on doing a search of John Foust, on Google,I found this pattern in his 
interview. I believe that this is his Baler hopper, and the legs are the orange 
baling twine, knotted.  (I use yellow foam). You can find his Polychute 
instructions in the Spring, 1997, vol2 ,#1  Flytying magazine. 

Pattern: Polychute Hopper
Hook Size: 10-12
Thread: Olive
Tail: none 
Body: Golden olive Evasote / dub thorax section with golden olive
Wing: White poly yarn
Hackle: mixed brown and grizzly
Special features: We occasionally use legs
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[VFB] Box+o'+Hoppers.JPG (JPEG Image, 640x427 pixels)

2009-09-06 Thread Neville Gosling
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TApOGUHsaJ88B5Tb_vjspK02CR95VRrtmeQ

 

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Now you know why I shortened the URLs

 

Neville (Nev) Gosling

Greater Vancouver

BC  Canada

 


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[VFB] Re: Dressing for Baler Hopper?

2009-09-06 Thread Neville Gosling
Yes - I discovered this after I sent the e-mail. I tied to make it easier by
cutting out the long URLs.   They do work however.

 

If you go to the the VFB MAIL web page and click on files you will see them
there also.

 

Neville (Nev) Gosling

Greater Vancouver,

BC Canada

 

 

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Sent: Sunday, September 06, 2009 5:52 PM
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Subject: FW: [VFB] Dressing for Baler Hopper?

 

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From: markflie...@hotmail.com
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com; desert-tr...@hotmail.com
Subject: RE: [VFB] Dressing for Baler Hopper?
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 2009 16:43:53 -0600

Nev, you got those pics in jpeg style? Those url's are
unclickable...sorry, but i hate all that cut and paste
crap..pain in the butt and way to time
consumming.btw, the package show up yet? Good luck when you
fish your hoppers.
 
 



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FW: [VFB] Dressing for Baler Hopper?

2009-09-06 Thread jim phillips



From: markflie...@hotmail.com
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com; desert-tr...@hotmail.com
Subject: RE: [VFB] Dressing for Baler Hopper?
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 2009 16:43:53 -0600



Nev, you got those pics in jpeg style? Those url's are 
unclickable...sorry, but i hate all that cut and paste 
crap..pain in the butt and way to time consumming.btw, 
the package show up yet? Good luck when you fish your hoppers. 
 


From: nev.gosl...@shaw.ca
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
Subject: [VFB] Dressing for Baler Hopper?
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 2009 15:33:52 -0700








Since the Hopper swap that Peggy organized, I am in a Hopper fly-tying mood. My 
Harrison Steeves mini-hoppers turned out great. I have them finished (for some 
time now) but have not yet mailed. I have just tied my first Charlie Boy Hopper 
and I am really looking forward to giving these a try on the weekend of 12-13 
September.
 
One hopper that I used to tie was called the Baler Hopper and had legs made out 
of red/orange baling twine. Does anyone on the list have the dressing for the 
Baler Hopper. I have googled but not located. Maybe it is under a different 
name.
 
Here are some pics of my Harrison Steves Mini-Hoppers for the swap
http://tiny.cc/Vma7P
http://tiny.cc/VyXxU
http://tiny.cc/0zfYE
http://tiny.cc/N1gg2
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Greater Vancouver
Canada





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[VFB] Dressing for Baler Hopper?

2009-09-06 Thread Neville Gosling
Since the Hopper swap that Peggy organized, I am in a Hopper fly-tying mood.
My Harrison Steeves mini-hoppers turned out great. I have them finished (for
some time now) but have not yet mailed. I have just tied my first Charlie
Boy Hopper and I am really looking forward to giving these a try on the
weekend of 12-13 September.

 

One hopper that I used to tie was called the Baler Hopper and had legs made
out of red/orange baling twine. Does anyone on the list have the dressing
for the Baler Hopper. I have googled but not located. Maybe it is under a
different name.

 

Here are some pics of my Harrison Steves Mini-Hoppers for the swap


http://tiny.cc/Vma7P


http://tiny.cc/VyXxU


http://tiny.cc/0zfYE


http://tiny.cc/N1gg2


Neville (Nev) Gosling

Greater Vancouver

Canada   
 


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[VFB] Re: QFTD

2009-09-06 Thread J Balmer
Best chum I ever had was ground up sardines.

 

From: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com [mailto:vfb-m...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Rick Zieger
Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 7:22 PM
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country
Subject: [VFB] QFTD

 


from Jim P

 

 from JIm P


“The best chum I ever had in fishing was a girl and she tramped just as hard 
and fished quite as patiently as any man I have ever known.” - Theodore Gordon, 
1890
 

 

Rick 

 

PS  no quote tommorrow.  Whole day is tied up.




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