Thanks monte. Do you remember being in one of my bluegill swaps? You were in it and so was a gentleman by the name of Scott lorentzen, have you seen from him lately?
john Monte Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hi John, >Yes, the bead is lightweight plastic and hollow. �Doesn't add much >weight at all. Beads are on their way to you. > >Enjoy! >Monte > >>I would appreciate some beads. �I only need a few, then I can take em down to the >>bead shop and compare. �Are the beads hollow? �Because you state that it aids in >>flotation, I would think the weight of the bead would sink the fly. �I pulled it out >>of the box as a cool looking bluegill fly. �My address is : >>john ridderbos >>6385 baneberry >>kalamazoo, mi 49009 >> >>thanks monte >>sincerely >>john >> >>>>Monte, I grabbed one of your bubble boy emergers out of the perp swap box. �I love >>>>it. �Anyways, where can I get the beads used for the bubble? �I also read the >>>>write up on the bubble boy emerger on a website but am not sure where now. �It was >>>>the first one that came up when I typed bubble boy emerger into google. >>>> >>>>Anyway, if you could point me in the right direction I would appreciate it. >>>> >>>>john ridderbos >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> � � � >>>> >>>Hi John, >>>Thanks for the compliment! �That is one of my favorite lake flies. �It >>>even won an old VFS dry fly contest a few years ago. �Ross seemed to >>>like it. �Here are a couple of sites for you: >>> >>>http://www.about-flyfishing.com/library/weekly/aa071301a.htm >>> >>>http://shop.flyfishing.about.com/fly_archive/details/716.htm >>> >>>The bead is a plastic pearlescent craft bead 3mm in size (available at >>>most of the major craft stores - I've never seen them in a fly shop). >>>The scud hook works well because you can get the gap necessary to >>>accomodate the bead, but not too much length for the fly. >>> >>>I would be happy to send you some beads if you shoot me your snail addy. � >>> >>> � � >>> > > >
