there is a program FlySource (free of charge) available too.:
http://www.flysource.net/
Thomas
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Von: rene.zillm...@t-online.de
Datum: 10.11.2010 20:50
An: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
Betreff: Re: [VFB]
RE: fly pattern database/scrap book
I have written a program
Basically yes, but
this is something that is tweaked to my needs:
undocumented
even if mysql, not really multi user safe
sometimes poor error handling, what the heck, I'm checking with the log
files, but nothing for the average user
etc.
And I have not really time for support...
I run it on
I never saw a blow dryer used on a fly before. I saw this on a YouTube video
from Nuclee-r Flies, blow drying a peacock emerger.
Larry Johnson
Springville, Utah
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What were they blowing dry? The head cement? Problem with that is that
wind, especially with humid air, will cloud up head cement or put a frosty
outer layer on it.
I know tiers that have tried to hook up blowers to their drying wheels, and
after just opted for small fans at low speeds-
drying after use. Some ppl fish the fies we used to ty.
G
Rene
On 11/11/2010 08:06 PM, Don Ordes wrote:
What were they blowing dry? The head cement? Problem with that is
that wind, especially with humid air, will cloud up head cement or put
a frosty outer layer on it.
I know tiers that
Hi Gang,
I'm in the market to buy an additional jacket for winter fishing. I have
already a Wading Jacket from Orvis which I like most, now I'm looking
for something which keeps me dry and warm even in Winter, and not only
for fishing.
When I browse through the shops, I see that outdoor jackets
He was using it for the heat to soften the plastic (polymer) tinsel he had
mixed with peacock. He used the same combination for the tail, body, and head.
LJ
Don Ordes f...@tribcsp.com 11/11/2010 12:06 PM
What were they blowing dry? The head cement? Problem with that is that
wind,
He was using a home-made cement liberally throughout the tying process.
LJ
Don Ordes f...@tribcsp.com 11/11/2010 12:06 PM
What were they blowing dry? The head cement? Problem with that is that
wind, especially with humid air, will cloud up head cement or put a frosty
outer layer on it.
I
Hi Guys;
That guy blow dries the material to get it to shrink and I think it causes some
type of color change.
Wayne
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From: Don Ordes f...@tribcsp.com
Subject: Re: [VFB] emerger
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, November 11,
Got a url for that video?
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From: Larry Johnson johns...@uvu.edu
To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2010 11:42 AM
Subject: [VFB] emerger
I never saw a blow dryer used on a fly before. I saw this on a YouTube
video from Nuclee-r Flies,
Rene,
I really like Simms stuff but it is pricey. I bought a Hodgman wading
jacket at Sportsmans Warehouse a few years back and I love it. It has big
pockets so I can put in a few fly boxes. It is short so it stays out of the
water. And I think it is good looking so I wear it a lot around
I didn't get the url for the video, but I found it quickly again by googling
NUCLEE-R flies, peacock emerger
LJ
Don Ordes f...@tribcsp.com 11/11/2010 2:12 PM
Got a url for that video?
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Emerger? It's nothing more than a lure and an ugly one at that!
Nev Gosling
Greater Vancouver
BC Canada
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Emerger? It's nothing more than a lure and an ugly one at that!
Agreed - but Neville, he says the fish love it. I may have to try
one of those out. Who knows? Maybe I'll become a lure fisherman. :-P
I still find it interesting that people pay all those big bucks for
true rotary vises
Is anyone using this program? I started years ago to use it. I thought I
might try again but I need it updated to the current Access database and I
know enough to get me in trouble but not fix this. Anyone updated the
program?
Mike
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Okay Fish - that's getting kinda personal!
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 12:51 PM, Allan Fish afi...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Emerger? It's nothing more than a lure and an ugly one at that!
Agreed - but Neville, he says the fish love it. I may have to try one of
those out. Who knows? Maybe I'll
Okay Fish - that's getting kinda personal!
What? That I find it interesting?
I'm interested in a lot of things. G
a
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You might as well use a flatfish!
Re: NorVise I have one. I bought it secondhand and I like it for certain
types of flies. You can sure apply dubbing very quickly and effectively with
it using the full rotary function. I use different vises for different
purposes. I use a 1984 Regal Inex for
You might as well use a flatfish!
Do you have a good pattern for me? :-)
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Neville,
I agree. I watched the YT- all 4min21sec. of it, and he already had the anchor
and foam down. Now I see what he's using the blow-drier for- to melt the
fly-away junk.
This fly, startting where he did, would take 45 seconds to tie (at most) using
the rope-dub, and give a perfect
You mean like a Wiggle Bug?
http://flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw/113098fotw.php
At times a very effective panfish fly for me.
Jack
Austin
On 11/11/2010 5:21 PM, Allan Fish wrote:
You might as well use a flatfish!
Do you have a good pattern for me? :-)
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I got one of those from Tom Tullis at a Denver show.
Still have it in my collector's flies box.
He had a tank with a pump in it pushing water over the fly, making it
wiggle.
That's probably why it's called a Wiggle-bug, huh.
DonO
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From: Jack Lehman
Hey, Ashley! Forgive me I don't know how to use this list very
well. I do like to use tube flies on the Blues. They do have a
junction tube connecting the hook to the tube with the crease fly
pattern I tie but the Blue fish didn't seem to have any problems
dislodging the fly if you get my
Larry Tullis I think Don. He is the one I think originated that wiggle bug.
Mike
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 2:18 PM, Don Ordes f...@tribcsp.com wrote:
I got one of those from Tom Tullis at a Denver show.
Still have it in my collector's flies box.
He had a tank with a pump in it pushing water
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