Re: rabbit, was [VFB] CFFC&M Sat.

[mark romero]

Tony, Eric Leiser's favorite and go to fly is the Chuck Caddis......which i 
think he invented. I got to see him tye it a few times. What a nice 
guy.......lives in Florida now. We got to sit at his table when he was 
inducted into the Hall of Fame at the CFFC&M H.o.F. Dinner. He must of had 
15 family members there that night, lol. mark

From: jerry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: rabbit, was [VFB] CFFC&M Sat.
Date: Wed, 06 Jul 2005 08:05:21 -0600
You don't have to be faster, just smarter.  Get one of those old bait 
chucker rods out and make a noose in the lines end.  Pull out enough line 
so you can sit comfortably away and put the noose over the rodents hole.  
When the rodent pops it head up or part of its body, just set the line and 
reel it in.  Be sure to reel fast so the rodent doesn't try to run up your 
leg.  (It's really funny when it happens to your friend.)  Use the length 
of the rod to keep it at bay and dispatch it.  C & R those buggers is more 
of a challenge.

Jerry
WY

At 08:09 AM 7/6/05 -0500, you wrote:
I have three groundhogs running around in my yard this morning. One is a 
monster and almost gray in color. They have a den behind the shed. I just 
can't use then as tying material They run too fast. LOL
I also have four baby Armadillos in the yard yesterday, any need for 
Armadillo fur from between the toes. LOL
I got some Groundhog from English Angling Trappings some years ago at the 
Somerset show. It is in a box somewhere in storage.

Tony