Re: [VFB] Hook wire?

[mark romero]

"Know" what you mean Tim. I was pretty much just 
kidding......although.......i'll buy most anything i really like, IF i can 
truely use it. I just may get into it a bit myself one day. I'm always on 
the lookout for salmon hooks though. I scored good in Danbury this Nov. Far 
as the time thing goes, i'm very fortunate not to have to work anymore for 
the most part, (unless we have students) so i have lots of time to tye. mark

From: "Tim Trexler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 16:23:09 -0500
Sorry Mark,
Only have time to make a few for personal use!  If I went into production I 
wouldn't have time to tie!
Cheers,
Tim

Tim Trexler
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www.salmonflyart.com
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Wow, nice work Tim. You keep this up and i'll be buyin' hooks from you. 
Now if could only find my twisted gut..........jeeze. Haven't seen it 
since Danbury.............****. mark

From: jerry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2004 16:18:21 -0700
Tim Trexler's hook: 
http://users.frii.com/jerrybs/Tim%20Trexler/first%20hook.jpg

The gold hook was the raw material.  The re-worked hook below it was 
before final polishing and lacquering. Was a 6/0 streamer hook.  Now 
it's a 9/0 hook.