Did not get my lesson - guess I will just go to DonO's site and practice, practice, practice.
On 3/22/07, jim phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mike was anyone able to show you the "rope a dub" or "dub a rope" technique? I can't dub worth beans but Tony has given me some advice that I will follow next time I have to use dubbing. Jim On 3/22/07, Michael Bliss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Just a note to thank all those that helped me and made the Sowbug > experience very enjoyable. > > Tony, thank you very much. You are a very classy person and I count it > a privledge to know you. It was fun sharing Wildcat with Denny, Ken, and > others. The tying was a fun experience. I gave away a bunch of flies that > I am sure are not for saving but for dunking. There were others there who > had the saving kind and they were beautiful. Rick was a nice mentor as I > sat there to tie. He helped me feel more comfortable. I learned that most > seemed to want to see something unique. It was fun to meet the irreverant > Mark. He is more of a character in person than on the list. And he seems > to be headed to Mountain Home. I hope he gets a home big enough to house > some of us on return trips. Allan is just as kind in person as on the > list. Buck, Peggy (how's the new rod?), Joe and others what a pleasure to > meet all of you. It was great to put faces with all of you. I was not > available to see Hans tie and that was a disappointment. > > Unfortunately, my disappointments were as high as my pleasures. I had > to leave early. I did not get a chance to fish with Tony. I did not get a > chance to fish much at all. Next time, I will plan to stay several days > there after the Sowbug and get to know the area and the people better. > Allan and others that took pictures would you email me copies? I only took > a few and had intended to take a lot. Thanks again to all. It was > memorable. > > Mike >
