Re: [VFB] VFB mighty quiet today, now 1 wt

2009-12-01 Thread Anthony Spezio
Hope it all works out in March. We had several list members that I got to fish with last March. Tony --- On Mon, 11/30/09, Alan Di Somma wrote: From: Alan Di Somma Subject: Re: [VFB] VFB mighty quiet today, now 1 wt To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com Date: Monday, November 30, 2009, 9:55 PM If

[VFB] QUOTE FOR THE DAY

2009-12-01 Thread Jimmy D. Moore
"On the Firehole I caught thirty-six inches worth of trout - in six installments." Arnold Gingrich "In A Letter To Me" [c. 1971] Any of ya'll ever fished the Firehole ? ><º> ** JIMMY D. MOORE, Amateur Radio Station WB5RHT Moon Holler Misfits Fishi

[VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Jimmy D. Moore
Name the trout rivers you've fished, w/asterisk by your favorite river*. Be truthful now. :-P This should be interesting. Jimmy D. TX - Guadalupe (tailwater) NM -Cimarron, Rio Costilla, Rayado*, CO - Gunnison, Taylor, OR McKenzie, Willamette -- You received this message because

RE: [VFB] VFB mighty quiet today

2009-12-01 Thread J Balmer
Purdy! From: Don Ordes [mailto:f...@tribcsp.com] Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 3:53 PM To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [VFB] VFB mighty quiet today JimmyD, is this it? Tibor Light Series Fly Reel - Original Message - From: Jimmy D. Moore

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Don Ordes
I fish more trout lakes than rivers- can I list those too? D - Original Message - From: Jimmy D. Moore To: Virtual Fly Box ; Fly Fishing World ; Hill Coountry Fly Fishers Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 8:07 AM Subject: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED Name the trout rivers you'v

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread haerbob3
MI -- The Grand The PM (Pere Marqutee)  Ausable*  Mannistee*  Paint Creek.   Huron & Clinton for steelhead TIe bewteen the Au Sable and Manistee rivers BobH - Original Message - From: "Jimmy D. Moore" To: "Virtual Fly Box" , "Fly Fishing World" , "Hill Coountry Fly Fishers"

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Allan Fish
South Platte below Spinney Lake and below Eleven Mile Reservoir. (CO) Big Thompson* (Co) Little River (TN) South Holston (TN) Watauga (TN) Ausable (MI)..my wife is convinced there are no trout in the stream. Muskegon (MI) (A beautiful river to float) Whitewater (IN)** Asterisks on the Whitew

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Don Ordes
Trout Rivers...I'll never remember them all, but I'll just list trout, not brackish or saltwater. N. Platte River- 7 major strectches between reservoirs in Wyoming alone* Snake River- Again, many major stretches in Wyoming and Idaho Yellowstone River- Wyoming and Montana Countless small rivers an

[VFB] List of Rivers I have fished

2009-12-01 Thread Wes Wada
I have been fly fishing and fly tying since 1978, so the list is naturally extensive. We are mainly stillwater specialists, so a lot of the rivers were fished enroute to stillwater destinations. If I were to pick a favorite area, not necessarily just for the fishing, it would be the North Umpqua

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Joseph Fusco, Sr.
*Vermont - *The Winooski River below Waterbury Dam and the stretch from the railroad bridge in Essex Junction down stream to Jonesville.* ** *New York - The Battenkill near Shushen. Hunt, Effner and Jenny Lakes in the Adirondacks near Lake Placid.* ** *Colorado - The Fryingpan, the Colorado and th

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Joseph Fusco, Sr.
*Whoops!!! * ** *Arkansas - I totally blocked out the area on the White near Cotter and the area below the dam in the same general area.* *-- Joe Fusco, Sr. Member of The Missouri Trout Fishermen’s Association, The International Brotherhood of the Flymph and The Virtual Fly Box REMEMBER CANCER IS

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread glwebb
Wisconsin: Timber Coulee Creek* ,West Fork Kickapoo River, Kinnikinnick River, Prairie River, Namekagon River, Black Earth Creek, Bad Axe River, Camp Creek, Billings Creek, Bishops Branch, Melanchton Creek, Tainter Creek, Seas Branch, Pine River,

[VFB] Rope-dub DVD reservations

2009-12-01 Thread Don Ordes
DVD'ers, still need to hear from: Jeff Frye George Brett Dale Graham Kevin Slater If you still want me to hold your below #50 Serial #, I need to at least hear from you, and please make all DVD replies OFF list. Any rope-dubbing comments may be made ON list, as it can be for the benefit of all

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Jimmy D. Moore
Sure, list'em Don Ordes wrote: > I fish more trout lakes than rivers- can I list those too? D > > - Original Message - > From: Jimmy D. Moore > To: Virtual Fly Box ; Fly > Fishing World

[VFB] VFB Rivers Fish Master List

2009-12-01 Thread Jimmy D. Moore
When we get through listing the rivers we've fished, I'll make a Master List and we'll see which of the better known rivers got left out. I have a feeling that between our 221 members we've fished just about all of them. However, I'll bet there's at least one "premier" river that gets left out.

RE: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Ian Mitchell
England - Test England - Itchen Wales - Usk italy - Tiber Italy - Nera New Zealand - Waikato, Tongariro, Turangi-Taupo, Hutt, Wherethawhakawi, Akatarawa Australia - Mitta Mitta, Lerderderg, Yarra(*), Latrobe, Rubicon, Delatite, Ovens, Kiewa, Goulburn, Big, Livingstone, Crooked, Nunya

RE: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread George E Vincent
Maryland - Lower and Upper *Savage River, *Casselman River, Youghingheny River, North Branch of the Potomac River, Town Creek, *Beaver Creek, *Big Hunting Creek, Fishing Creek, Owens Creek, Gunpowder River, Morgan Run, Middle Patuxent River, Chesapeake Bay and its Tributaries (South River, West Riv

[VFB] US watersheds

2009-12-01 Thread glwebb
Not exactly a gazetteer, but a lot of info about all waters within a watershed. Click on a state on the map, then when it comes up move the cursor to what ever part of the state you're interested in and the name of the watershed will appear. Pick an area and you'll get a lot of info about that wa

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Michael Bliss
Utah - Green, Provo, Strawberry, Duchesne, Logan, Weber, several smaller creeks Wyoming - Yellowstone Park rivers: Yellowstone, Lamar, Gallatin, Gibbon, Madison, Soda Butte Creek*, Slough Creek*, Gardiner, Firehole, Beaver Dam Creek Montana - Big Hole, Madison, Beaverhead, Clark Fork, Rock Creek Id

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Allan Fish
>Whoops!!! >Arkansas - I totally blocked out the area on the White near Cotter >and the area below the dam in the same general area. Don't feel bad, Joe. I did too. That's got to be an asterisk river too. Allan -- Allan Fish Greenwood, IN afi...@sbcglobal.net -- You received this message be

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread rene.zillm...@t-online.de
Hm, can only contribute White in AR plus Northfork. Ahr in Germany, great combination of trout fishing and red wine tasting. Fishing in the shadows of wine yards. They make white wine as will if you want to keep a fish for the table Grosser Regen Wolfach Erft Rur Rhein Do you know where these riv

Re: [VFB] List of Rivers I have fished

2009-12-01 Thread Michael Bliss
I forgot Alaska - Montana Creek, Kenai, Russian, Ninilchik -- Mike Bliss Aloha from Hawaii -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "VFB Mail" group. To post to this group, send email to vfb-mail@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to vfb-mail-uns

[VFB] Rivers I've fished

2009-12-01 Thread Jeff Frye
I'm going to stick with trout moving water that I've fly fished which leaves out the far more numerous lakes, ponds and mudholes that I've fly fished for other species in addition to waters spin or bait fished. Kansas- Kanapolis seep stream, Slough Creek Colorado- Eagle River Wyoming- Everythi

RE: [VFB] VFB Rivers Fish Master List

2009-12-01 Thread iain short
Scotland Tay Spey Whiteadder Blackadder Sliddery Yarrow Clyde England Tweed Glen Till Coquet Aln Wansbeck Blyth Tyne North Tyne South Tyne Rede Wear Avon USA Merced (California) Date: Tue, 1 Dec 2009 11:48:45 -0600 From: ray...@earthlink.net To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com Subject: [VFB] VFB Ri

Re: [VFB] strange hooks picture

2009-12-01 Thread Jerryphl9
Iain:   The two flies on one hook is a "Schoolie Fly"  developed by Bob Popovic. The pattern is often tied with three flies on one hook.  The Abu Optic Keel Fly is tied on the fresh water version of the hook used for the two fly pattern. Jerry Caruso "All things considered, I'd rather b

Re: [VFB] RIVERS WE'VE FISHED

2009-12-01 Thread Jack Lehman
I first held a fly rod in 1968, too many rivers, lakes, bays, and oceans to count, and most of them salt or warm, but I'll list the highlights: First: Severn River, Md (combat fishing, even back in 1969) Prettiest: Animas River and Weinumuche Wilderness, SW Colorado (Wolves howling in the twi

[VFB] re: how do you tie in hackle?

2009-12-01 Thread Joyce Westphal
I'm interested in hackle tie in techniques. Do you wind the thread behind the hackle, back from the eye, wind the hackle and then run the thread through it? Do you tie in at the back of the hackle and wind the hackle up to the eye and tie off at the eye without winding the thread through it? Do you

Re: [VFB] re: how do you tie in hackle?

2009-12-01 Thread Don Ordes
- Original Message - From: Joyce Westphal To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 7:32 PM Subject: [VFB] re: how do you tie in hackle? I'm interested in hackle tie in techniques. Do you wind the thread behind the hackle, back from the eye, wind the

[VFB] re: how do you tie in hackle?

2009-12-01 Thread Allan Fish
Joyce, On dry flies, I tie the wide end in first by a projection of the clipped stem along the side of the hook and in front of the wing. If it's a two-hackle fly (e.g. Adams), I tie them both in with the stem fragment in front of the wing. Then I wrap the thread behind the wing to lock the f

Re: [VFB] Joyce- dry fly hackles

2009-12-01 Thread Don Ordes
Joyce, More accurately it would be the 'butt end' that I'm tying down, but that's not totally right, either. With saddle hackles being a foot long (or more) and all of one size along the length, there is no longer a 'small end' or a 'large end'- it's all the 'sweet spot'. One reason to tie the

[VFB] Don's DVD

2009-12-01 Thread Michael Bliss
Don, Your DVD is terrific. You asked for some feedback. I loved the photography. Your explanations were clear and I think with them I can do this. I enjoyed all the variations. I did not realize all the variety that was possible with this technique. As some potential improvements. When you