Wow Mark. sounds like you had a great trip with lots of friends and memories.
I bet she'l never forget falling twice. Bet she was cold?
What were the patterns that you guys were using?



Thank you,
Alan Di Somma 

Phoenix, It's Arpaiolicious!"

How come it takes so little time for a child that is afraid of the dark to 
become a teenager who wants to stay out all night?

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: jim phillips 
  To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com 
  Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 8:17 PM
  Subject: FW: [VFB] Re: Fly of the week


  FROM MARK

  May your GOD be your fishing partner.  
   
  Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 20:39:25 -0600

  WES, where ya been lately?????????? Good to see you here. BOY, you just gotta 
love MoHair. Misako and i had a terriffic day today on the White..........we 
started at the dam at 8 a.m. and killed 'em.........we were with Chad (from Mt. 
River fly  shop), and hois wife and Bill Thorn the local TU Chapter President. 
Chad and Bill were catchin' fish on every or every other cast. Misa and i did 
well too, and Chad's wife got a fair number as well. She did also however, fall 
 in, twice. Then we all went to our house for lunch, Then we moved over to 
Cotter and Misa and Tiffinay had a casting lesson while we fished a few more 
hours. If any of us had caught a Brookie, we'da had a grand slam, because we 
had all, already caught Bows, Browns and Cutts. My total for the day was 
approximately a couple dozen Bows, two Browns and bout a half dozen Cutts. Chad 
and Bill both lost count before we ever had lunch. Misa had maybe 20 or so 
Bows. Numbers matter not to me, but it was such a successful day..........the 
White is stupid good when the water if off. The fish are just stacked up like 
cord wood. i easily lost 50 fish today for whatever reason or the other. BIG 
FUN! Some we're virtually at hand but popped off at the last minute. I try my 
best not to touch any fish if i can get the hook out without doin' so. It was a 
day none of us will ever forget.  When they came over for lunch, they were 
litterally speechless when i took 'em downstairs for the tour, lmao.  Misa's 
luch was REDICKALUS!..........Chicken Breast, Smoked Ham, Salmon, Spinich, 
Radishes, Cucumber, Tomatoe, Italian Bread, Avacado, Cellery sticks, Potatoe 
salad, Onion, Olives, OJ, Beer, and bottled water.........OH YEAH! Just another 
day in Paradise.................
   

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  Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 08:39:26 -0700
  Subject: [VFB] Re: Fly of the week
  From: wada....@gmail.com
  To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com

  Here's a contribution.  I call it a BC Leech, a variation of a Phil Rowley 
(British Columbia) tie.  Materials are Canadian brown mohair yarn, peacock herl 
and sword feathers and pheasant rump.  Best fish to date caught on the fly was 
a 17-1/2" Eastern Brook trout at Central Oregon's Hosmer Lake. 



  Wes Wada
  Bend, Oregon








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