Book was published in 1951. 

Stirred the pot a little didn"t I?
Jimmy will be back so I can't cause any more trouble.

Rick 
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From: "iain short" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 12:33 PM
Subject: Re: [VFB] Quote


> Rick
> I dont trim dry fly hackles, except for odd patterns
> that require the hackle to be trimmed flat underneath.
> Metz and others provide such a wide range of top quality
> feathers today, from birds bred specifically for feathers,
> there is no need to trim hackles, just select the
> appropriate hackle.
> When i started tying flies 30 years ago trimming was
> commom place and i didnt do it then either as trimmed
> flies look unnatural to me.
> Treated with one of the modern floatants/waterproofers
> water absorbtion is of less importance
> 
> How old is this quote ??
> 
> iain
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