salmon fry

[steve sullivan]

Would appreciate directions for some good allevin patterns. I am a
fairly new tier.

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"Those who would trade safety for freedom deserve neither."
T. Jefferson

[Hooked]

"steve sullivan" > wrote in message
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> "Those who would trade safety for freedom deserve neither."
> T. Jefferson



The actual quote:

"Those that would sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither liberty nor
security."
Ben Franklin

[Charlie Choc]

On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 06:52:04 GMT, "Hooked" > wrote:

>"steve sullivan" > wrote in message
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>> "Those who would trade safety for freedom deserve neither."
>> T. Jefferson
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>The actual quote:
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>"Those that would sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither liberty nor
>security."
>Ben Franklin
>
I believe those are both "actual" quotes.

There is also "Those who are ready to sacrifice freedom for security
ultimately will lose both" - Abraham Lincoln.
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Charlie...

[RalphH]

the egg 'n eye is a standard pattern here in british Columbia:

#8 3xl hook
body: silver tinsel
throat" tuft of salmon egg orange wool
wing: rolled mallard flank
head black thread with white laquer eyes.

I tie a similar pattern;

#10 3xl
tail: webby grizzly hackle fibres - width of gape
body" gold diamond braid
throat: tuft of orange wool
wing: rolled wood duck or mallard flank dyed wood duck
head: small gold bead with stick on eyes

or try:

http://www.sfotf.com/OTB%20Flies%20Ultimate%20Alevin%20Nov%204,00.htm

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"steve sullivan" > wrote in message
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> Would appreciate directions for some good allevin patterns. I am a
> fairly new tier.
>
> --
> "Those who would trade safety for freedom deserve neither."
> T. Jefferson

[Hooked]

"Charlie Choc" > wrote in message
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>
> I believe those are both "actual" quotes.
>
> There is also "Those who are ready to sacrifice freedom for security
> ultimately will lose both" - Abraham Lincoln.
> --
> Charlie...



Well, then I guess it sure as hell does get around.

Or it used to.

Today, 'mericuns would rather glorify the writers and signers of the
un-patriot act.