Folks my most sincere apologies but I am not going to be able to complete
this swap. Its a first as far as I am concerned but I just cannot get the
time to tie at the moment.
Please accept my apologies. I will tie some up for Jimmy and send them on
to him direct but right now the swap as far as
No need for apologies, Keith. I had to drop out of a couple of swaps
two years ago. I understand time pressures.
Even for retardees...erretirees like me.
Allan
On 5/14/13 3:47 PM, KP wrote:
Folks my most sincere apologies but I am not going to be able to
complete this swap. Its
For you guys who live in the south and in other warm-water areas.
How well do caterpillar flies work? Are the soft worm-like ones the best,
or the fuzzy ones?
I don't see too many caterpillars for sale in shops.
DonO
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Bingo!
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Don:
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On 5/14/13 4:26 PM, Don Ordes wrote:
For you guys who live in the south and in other warm-water
Is this what it imitates?
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Bingo!
On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 4:46 PM, Allan Fish afi...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Don:
http://www.orvis.com/store/product.aspx?pf_id=02H8
A rope-dubbed hackle, maybe on GSP or mono (not that you need them over any
other type of thread, but I just prefer to use the stronger things... call
me paranoid...) is a great caterpillar fly. I can't speak for what size
works for trout and bass, but the crappie and sunnies/panfish go for
Pete, Great to hear from you. Just wanted to let you know that Dr. Tom’s
surgery for TN was 100% successful.
Not a single gun-shot to the face since he fixed it- 3 years now.
I was thinking too of a rope-dub #22 midge chartreuse saddle-hackle on a mono
core, compressed 100% before wrapping.
Yes. Some are no longer than my thumb nail. Tiny things. Others are
slightly wider and twice as long. All are the same color, which I suppose
comes from the chlorophyll found in the tender fresh leaves . Charlie Meck
likes to tie in three different lengths to cover them all I guess. I can
attest
Isn't that a Wooly Worm
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Thank You,
Alan Di Somma
Phoenix, AZ.
Some mistakes are just too much fun to make only once.
On May 14, 2013, at 1:26 PM, Don Ordes f...@tribcsp.com wrote:
For you guys who live in the south and in other warm-water areas.
How well do caterpillar
Don,
Out here in the mid-Atlantic states this fly is very much a match the hatch
kind of thing. It is the earliest terrestrial to come out each year. I have
my best luck using this fly unweighted and greased with floatant on a fine
tippet. They tend to lower themselves right into the water and
Not sure about the green weenie imitating a caterpillar . Usually they're tied
either with lead wrapped around the shank or a black beadhead and meant to
imitate the green rock worm or similar caddis larvae. The green inch worm is
usally tied with a piece of foam. The small foam cylinders
I would think a wooly worm evolved into a wooly bugger with the addition of
a marabou tail,
but the wooly worms they sold here were fat and short, like half a
caterpillar. They worked in
shallow lakes fished around the shores on the bottom. Who knows what the
fish took them for.
Thanks for letting me know. Rick
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From: KP kpt...@btinternet.com
Subject: [VFB] Re: JM swap update
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Date: Tuesday, May 14, 2013, 7:47 PM
Folks my most sincere apologies but I am not going to be able to
Don't feel bad. As much as I wanted to be in this swap I also had to drop out.
I can do some things now but I am still not up to tying 20 flies.
Tony
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Folks my most
Pete, Great to hear from you. Just wanted to let you know that Dr. Tom’s
surgery for TN was 100% successful.
Not a single gun-shot to the face since he fixed it- 3 years now.
Great to hear from you too, Don! That's Awesome - glad I could put you and
Tom together, especially with those
Stuff happens, not to worry!
Wayneb
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We are experiencing a severe inchworm infestation on the East coast so a
greenie weenie is killer right now warm and cold water.
Wayneb
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