Besides being funny they hit home.
I especially like the way you can click on a picture and it makes it large
enough to see with my old eyes.
The slie show is pretty neat also.
Thank you,
Alan Di Somma
You know your a redneck when:
You come back from the dump with more than you took.
On 12/20/2010 8:57 PM, Don Ordes wrote:
I have two new cartoons up on my website. Thanks to Darren (Pacres)
for loading them for me.
DonO, Thank Darren for the rest of us too. I had a great visit to your
slide show of cartoons.
Thanks,Rodger
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Hi DonO;
So, with tippet showing up due to surface tension, does a floatant with it's
subsequent effects just make it show up even more?
Wayne
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Dr. Demento says thanks.
It's hard to come up with ideas that haven't been done, since there are scads
of cartoonists out there. And it's impossible to do a search on cartoons
themes.
So Dr. D never really knows if his ideas are original, and he and Buggs just go
to work (Buggs is the
HI Joyce:
Thanks for the info and link. I thought the marketing was interesting - the
name Euro-hackles. If I walked into a fly shop that sells whiting
products and asked to see their Euro-hackles, they wouldn't have the
foggiest idea of what I was talking about. In fact, I might get some
I love the buggy color of Jims own dyed golden olive saddle..it makes the
greatest buggy cruncher nymph. Joyce
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 4:41 PM, Neville Gosling nev.gosl...@shaw.cawrote:
HI Joyce:
Thanks for the info and link. I thought the marketing was interesting – the
name
Tips Trivia
Myths, legends, lies and other fishing facts
Flyfishing: 200 years of tradition unencumbered by progress.
Repeat a lie enough times and what do you have? Another lie. There are
numerous myths, legends and lies regarding trout and fishing for them. Here
are a few to chew on:
1..
I recently bought an 1/2 Euro-Saddle in grizzly.
The feathers are on the other side of a midge saddle, size 12 and
larger, a bit web on them.
I like them for parachutes, and larger dries for sure.
Look a bit like the flatwing saddles, we shared years ago
Rene
On 12/21/2010 05:41 PM, Neville
Yes, those whiting co-op swaps were great. Too bad they are no longer
available.
Neville (Nev) Gosling
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Byard used to meister them and do the plucking repackaging.
If someone had the time and inclination, and was a long-standing member of the
VFB in good standing and accessible by other VFB-ers, I could get them set up
with Dr. Tom to get wholesale pricing on 'co-op' saddles.
This time he will
I think that it would have to be someone who is resident in the USA that
meisters the swap or there could be customs or tax problems.
Generally I don't have to pay when bringing across the border for personal
use, but large quantities may be a different matter.
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Actually, Byard provided the bags and card stock along with shipping them out.
We plucked and sorted them, sent them back and he sent the results out to the
rest of the participants. Sitting at the kitchen table plucking and sorting two
saddles into 12 piles each is not something you easily
Yes, I can believe that!
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Sitting at the kitchen table plucking and sorting two saddles into 12 piles
each is not something you easily forget.
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Neville: I still have quite a few hackles from that swap. Still love 'em.
Larry Johnson
Spriingville, Utah
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DonO: If there was enough interest, what would Dr. Tom charge per package?
Any idea? I always use dry-fly hackles, #14-18.
Larry Johnson
Springville, Utah
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I don't know what Dr. Tom would charge. I'd get my Pro-Staff discount on
top of the wholesale price, but I'd have to know what saddles were ordered
and how many for a multi-saddle discount.
First thing we'd need is a qualified meister. If the meister didn't want to
pluck for the skins ansd
Joyce:
buggy cruncher nymph
I think that you have been reading too many British fly fishing/tying
magazines!
Neville (Nev) Gosling
I love the buggy color of Jims own dyed golden olive saddle..it makes the
greatest buggy cruncher nymph. Joyce
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They're in the dried bulk foods section at the store.
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Subject: [VFB] buggy cruncher
This is the Christmas Season so I want to wish all on the list a Happy
and Safe Holiday Season.Let us not forget what Christmas really is.
I want to thank all for the friendship of the list members I have met
and the ones I have only met on line for the respect all have given me.
I hope I was
Yeah, I know, and the product specialists for Cabela's swear by the 'real eyes'
on their lures.
The lead eyes on a clouser are for weight to keep the fly moving forward
between strips- nothing else. The deer hair is bouyant and keeps the fly from
jigging. From Bob Clouser in person.
I have
Right back at you Tony and all the VFB'ers. And to make it fun try this I
loved it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkHNNPM7pJA
Mike
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 4:09 PM, Anthony Spezio bambot...@yahoo.com wrote:
This is the Christmas Season so I want to wish all on the list a Happy
and Safe
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