Looks like I finally qualify...12,13,14,18 & 25...
I've got a website for flytyhing, but I also maintain
the local fly club website..does that count as two??

Mark Delaney
--- DonO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> OK, here's the latest.  Jimmy, your's are combined
> in #15.
> Need a fanatical aproach to rule #13.
> Comments on any rules?
> 
> Candidates in another email.
> 
> 1. Raising genetic birds, exotics, or game for tying
> purposes.
> 2. Anything involving the family pet(s) and the
> ensuing procurement of tying
> materials, including whiskers for antennae.
> 3. Causing a traffic jam in your pursuit of road
> kill.  Knows how to de-bug
> road kill.
> 4. Making your own hooks
> 5. Dyeing your own materials not to save money, but
> to get 'just the right'
> shade.
> 6. Anyone who uses bark, tea leaves, roots, etc to
> dye materials.
> 7. Taking a vacation to tie flies, or make fly tying
> shows as a tier on a
> regular basis.
> 8.  Searches through waste cans/dumpsters for tying
> supplies.
> 9.  Name on 'call list' at taxidermist (at least
> one) for scraps, tails,
> etc.
> 10.  Owns more tying gear and materials than fishing
> gear.
> 11.  People think of you first as "The fly tier",
> even before your
> profession.
> 12.  Has more fur and feathers than he/she could
> ever use in a lifetime, and
> sees no reason not to collect more.
> 13.  Has a library for fly-tying.
> 14.  Has an dedicated area for fly tying that never
> gets used for anything
> else.
> 15.  The first use-consideration for any container
> is fly materials, and
> people know to save them for you.
> 16.  Ties a 19/0 fly, then a size 32 Mustad fly. 
> (Need that one so I can
> get in)
> 17.  Takes up photography, buys gear, just to
> support/photograph the
> flytying hobby.
> 18.  Has a web site for flytying.
> 19.  Gets a rush from seeing Whiting Cree or exotic
> bird plumage.
> 20.  Ties classic Atlantic Salmon Flies
> 21.  You open a fly shop.
> 22.  You own a Whiting stuffed rooster, and then
> name him.
> 23.  You meister mega-fly swaps, and then actually
> do it again, and again.
> 24.  You enter more fly swaps than sit out.
> 25.  You actually tie all of your flies for all
> swaps you enter.
> 26.  Ties professionally although they have a job
> that pays the bills.
> 
> 
> 


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