Well this fly fishing sure takes me places I otherwise wouldn't go.
Nick Lyons 101 Years of Fishing
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This fishing germ gets in the blood and it stays.
Fred J Hinkel 101 Years of Fishing
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Fly fishing take you to spectacular places and gives you a reason for being
there that is afar more compelling than just looking at the scenery. You
become
a participant, rather than a spectator, the creatures of the water world become
an extension of those things you care about, almost like
Oh no, we tied standard patterns. the shops needed regular dry flies, nymphs
and streamers. they didn't want anthing really experimental; they wanted known
patterns.
Fishy Fullum Spring 2010 Fly Tyer
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paraphrase from Hatches Magazine
Fly tyers need to know the color palliate as well as artists do.
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I know I do..and PINK is my favorite color LOL...Seriously. I know bluegill are
NOT color blind for sure.. Chuck
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paraphrase from
I've also come to think the ideal fly is one that can be tied quickly and
easily with readily avialable materials
John Gierach Spring 2010 Fly Tyer
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I've also come to think the ideal fly is one that can be tied
quickly and easily with readily avialable materials
John Gierach Spring 2010 Fly Tyer
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At one point my fly boxes were so crammed with flies that I couldn't get
another one in sideways, but I could never find what I wanted. So I developed
a
rule: If I couldn't remember the last time I caught a fish on a particular
pattern, it didn't belong in the box.
John Gierach Spring 2010
Boy, would that reduce my flybox. Sounds a lot like my wife, if you
haven't used it in a year you don't need it so get rid of it.
Mike
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At one point my fly boxes were so crammed with flies that I couldn't get
another one
Once, not all that long ago, fly patterns were considered sacrosanct; now
they're not much more than suggestions.
John Gierach Spring 2010 Fly Tyer
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Flies are tied according to patterns, but almost all tiers will make small
changes to the fly to please themselves or the fish in the area that they use
the fly in.
From an article I have on FAOL.
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After all,fish can't eat food that they can't find.
Scott Sanchez Jan/Feb 2010 American Angler
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Attractor patterns are standard fort river fishing. So why won't they work in
lakes?
Skip Morris Jan/Feb 2010 American Angler
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Although new rubber compounds and intricate tread patterns help to make modern
rubber-sole wading boots far superior to their predecessor, do not expect the
same traction you get from felt.
Jan/Feb 2010 American Angler
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Teach a man to fish .
and next year he will want new equipment.
Cartoon in the St Joseph paper
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It's essential that you have a core set of nymphs that at least roughly
resemble, if not precisely imitate, the narrow range of natural nymphs and
larvae that trout eat most often.
Jam/Feb 2010 American Angler
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There he stands, draped in more equipment than a telephone lineman, trying to
outwit an organism with a brain no bigger than a breadcrumb, and getting licked
in the process. Paul O'Neil
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Good one, Rick ! Describes me to a T. ROTF !!
JD
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There he stands, draped in more equipment than a telephone lineman,
trying to outwit an organism with a brain no bigger than a breadcrumb,
and getting licked in the process. Paul O'Neil
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We hit the river like a gang of thieves, eager for action,...
Rob Lyon Sept/Oct 2009 American angler
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quote late as I had a great day on a pond. Triple figures of fish brought home.
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Within 7 to 10 years rivers affected by fires are often returned to normal.
Dave Zoby Sept/Oct 2009 American Angler
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Good friend and fishing guide John Smeraglio often advises, 'If you want to
catch more fish, stop fishing and ob serve.'
Rick Hafele Sept/Oct 2009 American Angler
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We've all been there, standing on the bank with an eye on rising trout, while
staring blankly into a fly box.
Rick Hafele Sept/Oct 2009 American Angler
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Rick: I think that I said it first, quoting an old t-shirt I used to wear...
I always liked a t-shirt I saw on you at my first Sowbug: I do what the
voices in my tackle box tell me to do.
Larry Johnson
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No fisherman that catches are large fish walks home through an alley.
For the most part now large fish go back in the water.
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Here's some good news. Smallmouth bass are getting bigger and more numerous.
Of course that is not happening everywhere, but in some waters in the northern
part of the smallmouth's range are dramatic.
Midwest Fly Fishing January 2010
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Fishing would not be all that interesting if fish didn't have indeterminate
growth.
Bob Neuman August/Sept 2010 In-Fisherman
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To tie flies with rabbit strips for tail use a piece of straw cut in half and
then to a point at one end. Keeps the strip for fouling around he point.
Henry Cowen March/April 2010 American angler
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Oh how true!
Jerry McKaughan,President
Caddis Fly Fishing Club
P. O. Box 9104
Russellville, AR 72811
www.caddisflyfishers.org
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2010 11:20:28 -0700
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A fisherman is always hopeful -- nearly always more hopeful than he has any
right to be. Roderick Haig-Brown
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looking at the boxes of flies that I have tied up I was reminded another tee
shirt.
So many choices and so little time.
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It is stated there are 4 stage of a fly fishers life.
1. to catch a fish.
2. To catch a lot of fish.
3. To catch a big fish.
4. To catch a fish.
I would like to suggest a fifth stage.
5. to help someone else else catch a fish.
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On 5/8/2010 7:28 PM, Rick Zieger wrote:
It is stated there are 4 stage of a fly fishers life.
1. to catch a fish.
2. To catch a lot of fish.
3. To catch a big fish.
4. To catch a fish.
I would like to suggest a fifth stage.
5. to help someone else else catch a fish.
Rick, I think #5 is my
I like that one !
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Greater Vancouver,
B.C. Canada
I fish because the voices in my head tell me to.
one of my tee shirts.
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good one, mine say don't forget cigars
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Been there, done that...
DonO
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I fish because the voices in my head tell me to.
one of my tee shirts.
Rick
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If people worried about the really important things in life, there would be a
shortage of fishing poles.
sweatshirt my daughter made for me.
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For centuries, philosophers and theologians have been attempting to prove the
existence of a diving being. Fly fishermen need no further proof than the
brook trout, a fish whose beauty can only be explained by involving a Higher
Power
Tom Davis The little Book of Fly Fishing
Rick
How True.
Jerry McKaughan,President
Caddis Fly Fishing Club
P. O. Box 9104
Russellville, AR 72811
www.caddisflyfishers.org
Date: Wed, 5 May 2010 07:30:03 -0700
From: rdzieg...@yahoo.com
Subject: [VFB] QFTD
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com; flyfishingwo...@yahoogroups.com
Although fly-fishing for bass has always been popular in parts of the country,
in recent years there's been a resurgence of interest - as evidenced by new
high-tech rods and fly lines, the rise of fly-fishing-only bass tournaments;
and even a film dedicated to chasing largemouths with the long
I chase bass other warm water species w/ the same equipment, except for
the leader tippetJ
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Although
While this makes no sense biologically, it has made for interesting
philosophical debates between dry fly purists and those who fish wet flies and
nymphs.
Rick Hafele March April 2010 American Angler
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While this makes no sense biologically, it has made for interesting
philosophical debates between dry fly purists and those who fish wet flies and
nymphs.
Rick Hafele March April 2010 American Angler
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Rick, do you have any context for that quote? I'm confused
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Interestingly, some fly fishers reached the conclusion that only
surface-feeding trout are worthy of the fly fisher's skill and art.
Rick Hafele March/April 2010 American Angler
Rick
Interestingly, some fly fishers reached the conclusion that only
surface-feeding trout are worthy of the fly fisher's skill and art.
Rick Hafele March/April 2010 American Angler
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I hate to think about fly fishing if trout had evolved to feed only on food
attached to the bottom.
Rick Hafele March/April 2010 American Angler
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That's why God invented sinking tips.
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I hate to think about fly fishing if trout had evolved to feed
That's why heavy nymphs have been invented.
BTW: I sometimes fish for barbels, they definitively feed from the
bottom. Bead Head Nymphs are the ticket.
They taste like trout
Rene
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From: Rick Zieger rdzieg
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That's why heavy nymphs have been invented.
BTW: I sometimes fish for barbels, they definitively feed from the
bottom. Bead Head Nymphs are the ticket.
They taste like trout
Rene
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Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2010 15:09:59 +0200
Subject: [VFB] QFTD
From: Rick Zieger rdzieg
Aquatic insects regularly drift in the water column, often in huge numbers,
and without this, fly fishing would likely have taken a radically different
directs and may not have developed at all.
Rick Hafele March/April 2010 American Angler
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for successful fly fishing but it can be embarrassing, even painful, to relearn
the fundamentals.
Bob Linsenman Jan 2010 Midwest Fly Fishing
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A shasa-tied hackle leans out over the eye of the hook rather than sweeping
back toward the bend.
Morgan Lyle Spring 2010 Fly Tyer
Rick
PS I like the look of soft hackles tied this way.
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To most people the sound of a good fish 'taking string' is nothing but an
annoying metallic wail. To the flyfisherman, it's the most heavenly music on
earth.
Tom Davis The Little Book of FlyFishing
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Like the making of what? and sausages...
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:26 AM
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Like the making of what? and sausages
Those who rhapsodize about fly fising's inherernt grace have never witnessed
the sorry spectacle of a float tuber waddling into the water. Like the
making of l0wys and sausage, it's not something you really want to see.
Tom Davis The Little Book of FlyFishing
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Subject: [VFB] QFTD
Those who rhapsodize about fly fising's inherernt grace have never witnessed
the sorry
for rabbit strip flies.
To prepare the straw, cut it half lengthwise. Then taper one end of it to a
point, which will be lashed onto the hook shank just in front of the bend. Tie
in the straw concave side up. The straw should protrude off the hook one inch
or less. Place a dab of cement on
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Subject: [VFB] QFTD
The Purple Haze is a basic parachute dry fly with an unual twist. The body
is tied with purple floss.
March/April 2010 American Angler
Rick
PS Do you tie flies with pruple in them?
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Huh??
What does straw have to do with a rabbit strip?
Wayne
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Huh??
What does straw have to do with a rabbit strip?
Wayne
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flyfishingwo
The Purple Haze is a basic parachute dry fly with an unual twist. The body is
tied with purple floss.
March/April 2010 American Angler
Rick
PS Do you tie flies with pruple in them?
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The Purple Haze is a basic parachute dry fly with an unual twist. The body is
tied with purple floss.
March/April
I like to do every operation the same way on each fly. InN the course of tying
a bunch of flies,I might get an idea about how to do someting differently,but I
try to save it to try out later rather than break my comfortable rhythym.
John Gierach Spring 20010 Fly Tyer
Rick
PS I wish I
the commercial goes...What's in you fly wallet?
DonO
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Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 9:08 AM
Subject: [VFB] QFTD
I like to do every operation the same way on each fly. InN the course of
tying
Of Don Ordes
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Rick,
Wow, this is the exact opposite of me... I have no 'comfortable rhythym' and
never tie two flies in a row the same, even on most swaps. I will always
change something on every fly
I am with you./ I don't think I have ever tied two flies that were exactly
alike.
I am alwyas playing with patterns.
Rick
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personal fly box. The fish I catch don't seem to
mind.
Wayne
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Subject: [VFB] QFTD
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The Clouser raises some eyebrows, probably because it calls for the weight, er
eyes, to be placed on top of the hook shank, making the fly appear very much
like a jig, but - and this is is the crucial detail - the hook eye does not
come out of the top of the weight. Fly-fishing publications
Too Funny!
Wayne
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Date: Tuesday, April
As your experiencee increases, your eyesight diminishes.
Tom Davis the Little Book ofFlkyFishing
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Rick, that's similar to what my dad used to say:
As you get old, insight replaces eyesight.
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Subject: [VFB] QFTD
As your experiencee increases, your
I now habitually take a bigger clump of hair than I need for a tail becasue it
takes less time to pick out a few extra hairs than it does to take too few,
add a few more, and then restack the whole bunch.
John Gierach Spring 2010 Fly Tyer
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This legendary angler says flies are 'expendable ammunition'.
Summer 2010 Fly Tyer
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Unlike bass anglers, who'll come right out ande tell you that nothing revs
their engine the way a big ol' hawg does, trout fishermen like to pretend that
size doesn't matter. Yeah, right.
Tom Davis The Little Book of Fly Fishingh
Rick
PS Was not able to be online yesterday, so no quote.
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, April 12, 2010 6:47 AM
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Is there anyway the qftd's can be an offlist mailing? I for one do not want
twenty postings/ replies for qftd in my mail every day. 10 chuck Alexander
posts a day are plenty.
Grumpily,
John Ridderbos
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Been lurking. These days I am trying to get ready for trout opener!
John
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, fish normally.
D
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Been lurking. These days I am trying to get ready for trout opener!
John
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I could have had a Triumph , but liked the BSA better.
http://www.bradsbikes.net/view_photo.aspx?photoID=507myReferr
er=http%3A%2F
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Greater Vancouver,
B.C. Canada
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I could have had a Triumph , but liked the BSA
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Umm ok. Not quite what that was all about? If I didn't read
it on my phone I would still have to read them when I got home.
By talking with dono I have in turn done what drives me nuts,
excessive replies to the qftd. I see how it occurs
,
B.C. Canada
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Umm ok. Not quite what that was all about? If I didn't read
it on my phone I would still
, 2010 9:31 AM
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Very true. It goes in spurts. And I was a bit grumpy this morning
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 12, 2010, at 12:28 PM, Neville Gosling
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Well John, you didn't have much to read yesterday as VFB
John: I don't know who the hell you are, but you need to re count your posts
buddy boy, Chuck
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Is there anyway the qftd's can be an offlist
Well, if you have any more smart assed comments about me, do it OFF LIST..
Chuck
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Very true. It goes in spurts. And I was a bit grumpy
Every movie now is a masterpiece, every book published a triumph of the
intellect, every new automoble a slice of the future, every fly rod a marvel of
science.
Tom Helgeson March 2010 MidWest Fly Fishing
Rick
PS no quote tommorow no time to get online
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I suffer every time I tie a fly. Can't seem to get-er-done without
having a run in with the point of the hook. ;-)
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suffer for the sake of their art. If nothing else, it keeps us humble.
The Little Book
A triumph witnessed is sweet; a triumph shared is even sweeter.
The Little Book of Fishing Tom Davis
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I had a triumph once, but it didn't go real fast with two people on it.
Buggs
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Subject: [VFB] QFTD
A triumph witnessed is sweet; a triumph shared is even
That would depend on whether it was you or the fish that triumphsJ
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Of Rick Zieger
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2010 11:13 AM
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Subject: [VFB] QFTD
A triumph witnessed is sweet
Try a BonnevilleJ
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Of Don Ordes
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2010 11:18 AM
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I had a triumph once, but it didn't go real fast with two people on it.
Buggs
Raced a couple, back when I had two knees a bit less sense.
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Spoken by a man who must know one
:33 AM
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Raced a couple, back when I had two knees a bit less sense.
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These didn't have brakesJ
From: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com [mailto:vfb-m...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Neville Gosling
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2010 12:37 PM
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Ahh Yes, but those were the days! I think that I would like one to get
What do you need brakes for?
Neville (Nev) Gosling
Greater Vancouver,
B.C. Canada
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Of J Balmer
Sent: April 8, 2010 10:45 AM
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Subject: RE: [VFB] QFTD
These didn't have brakesJ
As in Pontiac Bonneville?
They are great fishing cars.
Peggy
J Balmer wrote:
Try a BonnevilleJ
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