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Rene Zillmann wrote:
Hi y'all pluckers!
As I read this figures I am convinced that it was a really good advice from Tom to change from bronce to silver.appr. 30 feathers/pack. 10 flies per feather and 6 packs. Makes 1800 dries from it. I'll get 2 sets. Hmmm..... Hope my flyshop will survive. Don't know hackles for the next couple of year. And when we start this again, I probably will be in. At least for the next tying season.I pretty sure that Whisk(e)y is a slightly ff-related topic - like my redwine I drink (sometimes) during the tying sessions - therefore hopefully it is lega to add some notes to my travel to the sowbug.I guess I have it set now.I'll start with train. Yeahhh, the fastest train we have here (except the MetroRapid, which is still in construction). 180 miles/hour. A train, not a plane. To Frankfurt. Flight to Pittburg, change planes there and smaller plane to Springfield. Hope I do not have to assist the pilot. FInally rental car.Will arrive at the hotel late evening on Wednesday. I'll return on Monday. Hope I come into some fishing on Thursday and Sonday.BTW: How about the regulations, where can I get a licence?I'll post flight numbers when I have them, probably some others have similar schedule.Rene-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: J&A Burbank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Datum: Dienstag, 28. Januar 2003 21:17
Betreff: [VFB] Plucked out
Well all done with the pluckin duty and should get them in the mail today.The grizzly dun had about 33 feathers ea.The coachman had about 28 or 29, but the feathers had a little more length.Now on to tying swap flies. Will the madness ever end?Jim
