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Welcome Al here is a web site has some good info try it it may help.

www.associatedinternet.com/flyfishing101/


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

Introduction
 

On 14 Nov 2003 05:25:47 GMT, (Mike) wrote:

Welcome Al here is a web site has some good info try it it may help.

www.associatedinternet.com/flyfishing101/


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

Thanks Handyman,
This is an excellent web site. Learned a lot.
AL
From Eastern Ohio.

Pipes are occasionally of extraordinary interest.
Nothing has more individuality save, perhaps,
watches and bootlaces. -- Sherlock Holmes

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On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 21:37:39 GMT, AL
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 13:04:22 -0500, Joshua Rosenblatt
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 12:23:12 GMT, AL
wrote:

Hello all.

hey AL

good to see yet another person from ASP on ROFF.

:)

Joshua

Hello Joshua,
Yes I finally got up the nerve to start asking my dumb questions.
This sport is about as complicated as pipe smoking. I bought a couple
videos on casting and can do pretty good at that. Got some books on
bugs and how they should relate to flys but they didn't take. I just
try something that looks good and hope for the best.

pretty much what we all did when we started out. :) Stick with it
though, once you climb the learning curve eveything falls into
place... umm, err, most days. :)

There is always more to learn of course :)

True confessions. I can't smoke a pipe and work the water. I smoke
my Camels if the bugs get bad.

I enjoy a pipe on the water and have some pipes specifically made
(large bowl, light weight, hangs perfect from teeth & rests on chin)
but mroe often than not i'm found with a cig in my mouth too. :)

Cigars, as much as I love em, jsut don't get smoked much on the water.
The smoke gets in my eyes too much and becoems a distraction -
especially if I'm playing a fish or working a seam intently.

If ya get a chacne next spring, make a trip east to PA and we'll wet
a line together and share some baccy.

Best
Joshua

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"Joshua Rosenblatt" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 21:37:39 GMT, AL
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 13:04:22 -0500, Joshua Rosenblatt
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 12:23:12 GMT, AL
wrote:

Hello all.

hey AL

good to see yet another person from ASP on ROFF.

:)

Joshua

Hello Joshua,
Yes I finally got up the nerve to start asking my dumb questions.
This sport is about as complicated as pipe smoking. I bought a couple
videos on casting and can do pretty good at that. Got some books on
bugs and how they should relate to flys but they didn't take. I just
try something that looks good and hope for the best.

pretty much what we all did when we started out. :) Stick with it
though, once you climb the learning curve eveything falls into
place... umm, err, most days. :)

There is always more to learn of course :)

True confessions. I can't smoke a pipe and work the water. I smoke
my Camels if the bugs get bad.

I enjoy a pipe on the water and have some pipes specifically made
(large bowl, light weight, hangs perfect from teeth & rests on chin)
but mroe often than not i'm found with a cig in my mouth too. :)

Cigars, as much as I love em, jsut don't get smoked much on the water.
The smoke gets in my eyes too much and becoems a distraction -
especially if I'm playing a fish or working a seam intently.

If ya get a chacne next spring, make a trip east to PA and we'll wet
a line together and share some baccy.

Best
Joshua


Heh . . .heh . . .and then there is a fly you promised me. (grin) And then
there is the issue about me owing another ROFF guy a fly or two.
BestWishes,
DaveMohnsen
Denver

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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 16:00:59 GMT, "DaveMohnsen"
wrote:


"Joshua Rosenblatt" wrote in message
.. .
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 21:37:39 GMT, AL
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 13:04:22 -0500, Joshua Rosenblatt
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 12:23:12 GMT, AL
wrote:

Hello all.

hey AL

good to see yet another person from ASP on ROFF.

:)

Joshua

Hello Joshua,
Yes I finally got up the nerve to start asking my dumb questions.
This sport is about as complicated as pipe smoking. I bought a couple
videos on casting and can do pretty good at that. Got some books on
bugs and how they should relate to flys but they didn't take. I just
try something that looks good and hope for the best.

pretty much what we all did when we started out. :) Stick with it
though, once you climb the learning curve eveything falls into
place... umm, err, most days. :)

There is always more to learn of course :)

True confessions. I can't smoke a pipe and work the water. I smoke
my Camels if the bugs get bad.

I enjoy a pipe on the water and have some pipes specifically made
(large bowl, light weight, hangs perfect from teeth & rests on chin)
but mroe often than not i'm found with a cig in my mouth too. :)

Cigars, as much as I love em, jsut don't get smoked much on the water.
The smoke gets in my eyes too much and becoems a distraction -
especially if I'm playing a fish or working a seam intently.

If ya get a chacne next spring, make a trip east to PA and we'll wet
a line together and share some baccy.

Best
Joshua


Heh . . .heh . . .and then there is a fly you promised me. (grin) And then
there is the issue about me owing another ROFF guy a fly or two.
BestWishes,
DaveMohnsen
Denver

LOL

yeah, odd thing is it's been tied, in fact a few additional fliies are
sitting with it waiting for me to get my **** together to actual get
em in an envelope to Denver. Procrastination is a bitch. he he

they'll arrive when you least expect em... which at this point could
be ever LOL

best,
Joshua