But some of those feathers will get you a fish!
Jack
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On 11/13/2015 7:34 AM, Donna Crowell wrote:
No fish, but I got a bird.
Donna
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Dang auto correct, where my fingers attach to my palm!
On November 13, 2015, at 6:47 PM, 'Wayne C Blake Hedges' via VFB Mail
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Hi All;
I can use my hand now, can't open a jar but can do low impact things. Thinking
fly tying
Hi Allan.
I agree good eating, also pheasasnt tails makes great grasshopper legs.
Donna..
On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 3:10 PM, Allan Fish wrote:
> Good eatin' and good tyin' all in one!
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> No fish,
Hi All;
I can use my hand now, can't open a jar but can do low impact things. Thinking
fly tying would be a good challenge. My splint may impede my ability to tie
since it ends about an inch below where my first gears end.
I'm curious what difficulties others have experienced with hand skill
Good eatin' and good tyin' all in one!
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> No fish, but I got a bird.
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> Donna
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I messed up my right shoulder a year ago October, still having problems tying.
and can't cast.Tony
On Friday, November 13, 2015 11:08 AM, Scott Bearden
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Wayne,
I know that you are not a Veteran, but take solace in knowing this is exactly
the sort of thing Project Healing Wa
Wayne,
I know that you are not a Veteran, but take solace in knowing this is
exactly the sort of thing Project Healing Waters does all the time. The
road to recovery may be long and painful but you already have a leg up on
the situation by having a hobby such as this to help the healing process.
T
I had rotator cuff surgery several years ago. I had to keep it in a
sling the first 3 months. Total recupe for full motion* was about a
year, but it was about 6 months before I could tie. And at first I
could only tie one or two flies before I needed to rest it.
*(Nearly full motion. I stil
Wayne,
Depends on a few things, but all things should be under your doctor's
scrutiny. Since the injury is fairly fresh, I wouldn't do anything that
causes pain to start. Maybe by now you know some of the things you can do,
like holding a full mug of coffee, or eating with a fork. You might s
"Fishing seems to be the favorite form of loafing."
Ed Howe "The Fisherman's Guide to Life"
Rick
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Hi Wayne,
Depending on how badly you need a fly tying fix, you might check out the
"Evergreen Hand" Here is a link to a short video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKySN1E-vyQ
There are longer videos and other online articles on this invention that
allows one handed fly tying. One of our club me
Hi All;
I shattered my right elbow October 8th, reconstructive surgery which entailed
replacing one side of the joint with the other side screwed together occurred
October 13th.
My question is has anyone on the list suffered a similar injury to their tying
arm, and how long before you were abl
Bob's flies arrived in good shape yesterday, I'll get them sorted and out
over the weekend. Nice looking swap.
Peggy
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Sorry, been a hectic week - anyhow, the article is on British Wet Flies.
Joyce and Ashley have graciously sent the article, and I thank them both
profusely for doing so. I'd purchase it myself, if not for the fact that
it is just not available in circulation much, if at all, anymore. I'm a
loyal
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