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Good Luck, Dave!

--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
Drowning flies to Dark Star

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/stevglo/i...age92kword.htm

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"Greg Pavlov" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 00:06:38 GMT, (Greg Pavlov)
wrote:

I'm a lousy caster but I've gotten past that. Others here give
good advice how. Another assist is a longer rod, at least 10 ft
long, one that you could still cast reasonably easily with one
hand (if you're so inclined).


Wow, whazzat mean ?

I managed to learn how to keep back and forward casts high
in situations such as you describe, even tho I can't cast for
beans. Other people here are a much better reference re how
to accomplish that: I suspect that my resulting stroke is
totally off the wall. But you can also help things by using
a longer rod.

Heh heh heh. I understood it both times :-)

I'm looking forward to seeing my cast improve. I find when I'm wading, I
have developed this terrible bad habit of letting my backcast slap the water
because it loads up the rod better. I know I shouldn't do it, but the result
is such a nice, well-loaded forward cast that its hard not to 'ease' into
it.
Then, across the river will be some guy with casts like laser beams, and I
get all jealous... Yeah, I'll work on it.

Meanwhile, I still prefer casting from a canoe over casting from a kayak.
YMMV

--riverman

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"Jarmo Hurri" wrote in message
...

Myron, if you email me your mail address, I can mail you some
photocopies with good pieces of text and illustrations. Assuming
that the mail system still (or now?) works in that part of the
world...

riverman Sure, Jarmo. You don't have my email?? Its
riverman firstnamelastname at yahoo dot com .

*Mail* address, Myron, not email.

Back to you.


Oh, THAT. Do they still have regular mail out there in the real world?
Here it is: http://makeashorterlink.com/?I32F212A7

-riverman

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*Mail* address, Myron, not email.

riverman Here it is.

Acknowledged.

--
Jarmo Hurri

Commercial email countermeasures included in header email
address. Remove all garbage from header email address when replying,
or just use .

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Kevin Vang wrote in message et...

If you have a few basic tools, a gallon of epoxy and two sheets of
1/4" plywood, you can build this in a couple of weeks of part-time
work:
http://www.instantboats.com/nymph.htm

Yeah, I've saved a few boat plan links. I'm actually not in the
market, but that commercial one is a very clean design, no ribs,
nothing to hang line up on, etc. Just an awesome looking little
boat. And I'm not yet sure I'd trust my own life to my own
woodworking skills :-)

Jon.

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In article , Jonathan
Cook wrote:

Kevin Vang wrote in message
et...

If you have a few basic tools, a gallon of epoxy and two sheets of
1/4" plywood, you can build this in a couple of weeks of part-time
work:
http://www.instantboats.com/nymph.htm

Yeah, I've saved a few boat plan links. I'm actually not in the
market, but that commercial one is a very clean design, no ribs,
nothing to hang line up on, etc. Just an awesome looking little
boat. And I'm not yet sure I'd trust my own life to my own
woodworking skills :-)

Jon.

Funny, how timely, The 0800 New Yankee workshop on HGTV yesterday and
today was Nahm building the "Clancy" small sailboat. I've no doubt I
have the skills to build it but his nice two 1/2 hour shows would
easily equate to two months of work for me, especially given it's
getting warm and time to fish.
Allen
Catonsville, MD

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"Greg Pavlov" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 10:02:05 +0100, "riverman"
wrote:


Except there are those of us who can roll open canoes. And what about
C1s,
which are decked canoes?


Whoops, I didn't know you could roll a canoe.

Never tried to get back in one, huh? :)

Wolfgang
who's been there.......many times. :(

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irate (Dave LaCourse) wrote in
:

Charlie Choc writes:

I can only assume your use of the term "spot on" refers to skin
cancer. You should be ashamed insulting those of use who have had skin
cancers cut off (3 squams and counting for me). Skin cancer is a very
real danger to fly fishermen and should not be trivialized by snide
comments such as yours.

Now, if you say that isn't what you meant, I get to call you a liar,
right?
--
Charlie...

Nice try, Charlie. I too have had one removed. And now I have just
been told I probably have lung cancer. I have a procedure next week
to find out for sure. Ya wanna call me "Wheezer" too.

Dave

http://hometown.aol.com/davplac/myhomepage/index.html








Damn. Good luck with that, Dave. We're all pulling for you

Scott