Re: [VFB] 77 degrees in C. TX

[Tony]

We have been in the high 50's to mid 60's for most if two weeks here in 
Arkansas. Last week we got up in the 70's and the next day in the 30's 
than back into the 50's. We have only had about three cold days so fay. 
Hope it don't come down on us the rest of the winter.
Where in Vermont are you from., Had a place in Granville for 16 years.
Tony

Tom Swahn Jr wrote:

50 degrees for the high???  YOu guys are terrible...we've had a couple of
nites with single digits and highs in the 20's...got more snow already than
we know what to deal with and had a couple of times with freezing rain...oh
what i'd give for 50's...
Was gifted with a book from an older cousin yesterday...Fly Tying by
William Bayard Sturgis, copyright 1940.  A little battered but from what
i've seen by leafing thru..WOW.  Some of the bookmarks were tearouts from
Family Circle May 1954 edition, that included a color chart of materials
and examples of wet, dry, nymphms and streamers.  Also WOW!!
In case I don't reply again for a bit...Happy Holidays to All!!

Tom-Vermont

 

[Original Message]
From: Dan Harriman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   

> Date: 12/23/03 12:43:41 AM
 

Subject: Re: [VFB] 77 degrees in C. TX

Hey Jimmy D;

We enjoyed the balmy weather here in Orange, too, until it started
   

raining. 
 

About tomorrow's weather, you can keep that ol norther up there in Waco. 
Don't send it down here! We don't want it. LOL

To windy to fish, so just did honey-dos today.

Take care,

Dan Harriman
Orange, Texas
At 23:09 12/22/2003, you wrote:

   

Hey gang, eat your heart out!  Balmy 77 degrees today in Waco, TX. 
Actually got in some decent fly rod bass fishing on Lake Waco. Weeds are 
not dead yet and several of the weed pockets produced some quality bass 
for me.  I really needed the trip.  As most of you know, I've been
     

cooped 
 

up for a long, long time.

However, a "Blue Norther" is on the way and tomorrow's highs will only
     

be 
 

in the 50's with a cold north wind blowing in.

Cheers!

JIMMY  D
     

If at first you don't succeed, maybe you shouldn't try sky diving!

dit dit
   



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