DDFS 2008 is in the history books

By now, everyone involved should have received their packages. Since I've
never shipped to Ireland or Hong Kong before, those may take a little
longer.

Did anyone not receive their swap flies?
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

On Nov 18, 11:30*am, "Tim J."
wrote:
By now, everyone involved should have received their packages. Since I've
never shipped to Ireland or Hong Kong before, those may take a little
longer.

Did anyone not receive their swap flies?
--
TL,
Tim
-------------------------http://css.sbcma.com/timj

Not yet. Usually HK takes about 4-5 business days from the US, since
so much commerce goes between the two there are several dedicated
freight flights loaded with mail daily. When did it go out?

--riverman

On Nov 18, 12:10*pm, riverman wrote:
On Nov 18, 11:30*am, "Tim J."
wrote:

By now, everyone involved should have received their packages. Since I've
never shipped to Ireland or Hong Kong before, those may take a little
longer.

Did anyone not receive their swap flies?
--
TL,
Tim
-------------------------http://css.sbcma.com/timj

Not yet. Usually HK takes about 4-5 business days from the US, since
so much commerce goes between the two there are several dedicated
freight flights loaded with mail daily. When did it go out?

--riverman

And of course, they arrived today. They were probably sitting in my
mailbox as I wrote that.

LOVELY bunch of flies....too bad there's no freshwater around here.
Maybe next time we should do a sal****er fly tie?

Thanks to all the tyers who made such wonderful items. I'm really
looking forward to trying them as soon as I get a chance.

--riverman

Howdy Tim

I received mine! Good work boys (which suddenly makes me wonder if we ever
had female swappers....)!
Tim: thanks for taking care!

Hans van der Stroom

"Tim J." schreef in bericht
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By now, everyone involved should have received their packages. Since I've
never shipped to Ireland or Hong Kong before, those may take a little
longer.

Did anyone not receive their swap flies?
--
TL,
Tim
-------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

On Nov 18, 4:34*am, riverman wrote:

Myron
Well I tried out the Super fly last week on the Touchet River and it/
we caught a scrappy (8") Cut. It was very cold, 11-3pm fishing, zip
on
water. I know there were lots of blue bottle flies around because my
camper was full of them, dead and sluggish. The deer here had a
Blue-Mouth die-off all along the river.

Anyone have more info on the practicallity of using these large
Diptera immitations in the late fall/early winter?


The surprise fly this trip was Svend Tang-Petersen's Trigger Nymph. I
caught 2 nice little Bows. This is a totally new fly to me but it
seems not others. I am going to try to tie it.


I plan to fish them all, even the prettiest.:-)


Dave

Tim J. wrote:
By now, everyone involved should have received their packages.

Both Tony Weall and Jeffrey Barnes wanted me to pass on thanks to this
year's tyers. They were duly impressed.

Hey, Svend - did you ever receive the package, or did those pesky
Leprechauns steal them away?
--
TL,
Tim
-------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj