Hi Jim,

What is the Monster Midge Swap 2?  How many total will join and what are the
rules and timing of the swap.

Thanks,

Joe
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Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 2:19 PM
Subject: [VFB] Re: Monster Midge Swap 2


> John,
>
> You and your friend are signed up.  The more the better.
>
> Please give us your friends name.  Respond to the VFB
> mailing so we can have Rene' add you to the list.  We
> have plenty of time for the names of the flies.  I do
> not care if we have duplicate patterns because it is
> always interesting to see others renditions of the same
> pattern.
>
> Jim Collins
> > Jim-
> >
> > I saw one of your posts on the VFB mailing list trying to recruit tyers
for
> > the newest midge megaswap.  If you've still got space, I'd like to get
my
> > name on the list.  Unfortunately, I'm at work, and I can't for the life
of
> > me recall what the name of the pattern I have in mind might be, but I'll
> > email that to you as soon as it comes to me.
> > Its a midge emerger kind of pattern, and I know I'll wake up in the
middle
> > of sleeping with the name in neon lights.  Just not right now!
> >
> > Also, I've got a friend here at work that I do a lot of fishing with.
He
> > has not yet entered the legions of email-holding individuals, but he
would
> > like to be included in the swap.  I can vouch for him 100%.  I have
> > completed the Caddis '02 swap along with the Saltwater swap that Mark
> > Delaney held this spring, and I can assure you that I know what is
required
> > in a large-scale fly swap and that I have let my buddy know how things
> > work.  I will stake what there is of my developing reputation on the
> > quality  and reliability of his participation and will assume full
> > responsibility for informing him of all deadlines, mailing addresses,
other
> > assorted pieces of news, and for completing his flies if something were
to
> > happen where he did not finish the swap.  His name is Lurman Foxwell and
he
> > is currently tweaking a midge pattern he's been developing and having a
> > great deal of luck with.
> >
> > Please get back to me whenever you get a chance.  I'll look forward to
> > hearing from you!
> >
> > John Roth
> >


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