Re: [VFB] New Fly Swap

[Bob & Michele Voelker]

Chris:   I would be interested ... what I'd like to tie is a Chartreuse Crackleback (dry fly) ... this is a Crackleback version that a couple of us came up with fishing Bennett Springs in Missouri ... instead of traditional beige dun (so that it looks more like a real fly), we tied it as an attractor with Chartreuse Uni Yarn.    Does this work for your swap rules?   Let me know how many flies to tie, where to deliver them, etc.   Bob Voelker [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.UltimateFlytying.com  ----- Original Message ----- From: Richard Cook To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2002 6:38 AM Subject: [VFB] New Fly Swap I am announcing a new fly swap today that I will be holding. The swap will be open to people form various groups on the Internet, all of whom I am familiar with including FlyFishingWorld list, wheretoflyfish website, VFB list, ROFF, ROFFT, FF@ list and flyfishingforums.com website. You can tie any type of fly you want, the only catch is that it must have either have been designed by yourself, or you must have modified it. This way we can see how we adapt flies to suit our own styles of fishing from around the world. I am wanting to get more than 50 participants. Sign up deadline is June 25th Flies to be received here in England no later than July 31st 2002 Flies will be posted by me August 1st 2002 You should all receive flies by August 10th   Please, if you want in the swap e-mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I will post correspondence from that address.   Regards   Chris Cook -- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flyfishingworld - E-mail group http://www.geocities.com/flyfishingguru - Main website