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January 7th, 2005, 07:29 AM
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Ping - Stan the man Gula
I was admiring your Ausable Wulff fly from the recent swap and it gots me to
thinkin', we need an update on how the Gula man is doing... Chris 
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January 7th, 2005, 01:37 PM
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Padishar Creel wrote:
I was admiring your Ausable Wulff fly from the recent swap and it gots me to thinkin', we need an update on how the Gula man is doing... Chris Hey Chris. I'm doing OK - nothing dangerous. One of the heart meds kicks my ass every morning - I have about 2 hours of almost normalcy and then I'm in a haze all day. I have to live the zombie lifestyle for at least another 4 weeks at which time it gets worse for another 6-8 weeks. Then, if everything goes as planned, I'll be close to where I was last October. Recipe for the 'Kinda Ausable Wullf' Hook: Standard #12 dry fly Thread: 8/0 orange Uni Wing: Snowshoe hare foot undivided. Tail: Woodchuck tail fibers (or substitute woodchuck guard hairs or moose mane). Body: burnt orange Aussie Possum. Hackle: 12 wraps of brown, or six each of grizzly and brown. Bushy. Comments: You need to use Frogs Fanny or another powdered floatant on this because the paste types will mat down the hare hair. When I tie these for bluegill fishing (size 8 and 10) I use calf tail wings for easier floating. I like the snowshoe hare for the size 12 and 14s I use for trout.
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#3
January 7th, 2005, 01:37 PM
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Padishar Creel wrote:
I was admiring your Ausable Wulff fly from the recent swap and it gots me to thinkin', we need an update on how the Gula man is doing... Chris Hey Chris. I'm doing OK - nothing dangerous. One of the heart meds kicks my ass every morning - I have about 2 hours of almost normalcy and then I'm in a haze all day. I have to live the zombie lifestyle for at least another 4 weeks at which time it gets worse for another 6-8 weeks. Then, if everything goes as planned, I'll be close to where I was last October. Recipe for the 'Kinda Ausable Wullf' Hook: Standard #12 dry fly Thread: 8/0 orange Uni Wing: Snowshoe hare foot undivided. Tail: Woodchuck tail fibers (or substitute woodchuck guard hairs or moose mane). Body: burnt orange Aussie Possum. Hackle: 12 wraps of brown, or six each of grizzly and brown. Bushy. Comments: You need to use Frogs Fanny or another powdered floatant on this because the paste types will mat down the hare hair. When I tie these for bluegill fishing (size 8 and 10) I use calf tail wings for easier floating. I like the snowshoe hare for the size 12 and 14s I use for trout.
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January 7th, 2005, 02:27 PM
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Stan, I obviously missed the news of your health. I hope all is well and you
get better soon. yfinc, Walt "Stan Gula" wrote in message news:EgwDd.1391$eb.140@trndny01... Padishar Creel wrote: I was admiring your Ausable Wulff fly from the recent swap and it gots me to thinkin', we need an update on how the Gula man is doing... Chris Hey Chris. I'm doing OK - nothing dangerous. One of the heart meds kicks my ass every morning - I have about 2 hours of almost normalcy and then I'm in a haze all day. I have to live the zombie lifestyle for at least another 4 weeks at which time it gets worse for another 6-8 weeks. Then, if everything goes as planned, I'll be close to where I was last October. Recipe for the 'Kinda Ausable Wullf' Hook: Standard #12 dry fly Thread: 8/0 orange Uni Wing: Snowshoe hare foot undivided. Tail: Woodchuck tail fibers (or substitute woodchuck guard hairs or moose mane). Body: burnt orange Aussie Possum. Hackle: 12 wraps of brown, or six each of grizzly and brown. Bushy. Comments: You need to use Frogs Fanny or another powdered floatant on this because the paste types will mat down the hare hair. When I tie these for bluegill fishing (size 8 and 10) I use calf tail wings for easier floating. I like the snowshoe hare for the size 12 and 14s I use for trout.
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#5
January 7th, 2005, 02:27 PM
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Stan, I obviously missed the news of your health. I hope all is well and you
get better soon. yfinc, Walt "Stan Gula" wrote in message news:EgwDd.1391$eb.140@trndny01... Padishar Creel wrote: I was admiring your Ausable Wulff fly from the recent swap and it gots me to thinkin', we need an update on how the Gula man is doing... Chris Hey Chris. I'm doing OK - nothing dangerous. One of the heart meds kicks my ass every morning - I have about 2 hours of almost normalcy and then I'm in a haze all day. I have to live the zombie lifestyle for at least another 4 weeks at which time it gets worse for another 6-8 weeks. Then, if everything goes as planned, I'll be close to where I was last October. Recipe for the 'Kinda Ausable Wullf' Hook: Standard #12 dry fly Thread: 8/0 orange Uni Wing: Snowshoe hare foot undivided. Tail: Woodchuck tail fibers (or substitute woodchuck guard hairs or moose mane). Body: burnt orange Aussie Possum. Hackle: 12 wraps of brown, or six each of grizzly and brown. Bushy. Comments: You need to use Frogs Fanny or another powdered floatant on this because the paste types will mat down the hare hair. When I tie these for bluegill fishing (size 8 and 10) I use calf tail wings for easier floating. I like the snowshoe hare for the size 12 and 14s I use for trout.
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#6
January 7th, 2005, 03:21 PM
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Stan Gula wrote:
Padishar Creel wrote: I was admiring your Ausable Wulff fly from the recent swap and it gots me to thinkin', we need an update on how the Gula man is doing... Hey Chris. I'm doing OK - nothing dangerous. snip Yeah, it's just your heart, and you have a spare, right? ;-) Take it easy my friend, and get your boys to start giving you my phone messages. I was about ready to start checking the local morgues. -- TL, Tim ------------------------ http://css.sbcma.com/timj
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#7
January 7th, 2005, 03:21 PM
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Stan Gula wrote:
Padishar Creel wrote: I was admiring your Ausable Wulff fly from the recent swap and it gots me to thinkin', we need an update on how the Gula man is doing... Hey Chris. I'm doing OK - nothing dangerous. snip Yeah, it's just your heart, and you have a spare, right? ;-) Take it easy my friend, and get your boys to start giving you my phone messages. I was about ready to start checking the local morgues. -- TL, Tim ------------------------ http://css.sbcma.com/timj
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#8
January 8th, 2005, 01:54 AM
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"Stan Gula" wrote in message
Hey Chris. I'm doing OK - nothing dangerous. One of the heart meds kicks my ass every morning - I have about 2 hours of almost normalcy and then I'm in a haze all day. I have to live the zombie lifestyle for at least another 4 weeks at which time it gets worse for another 6-8 weeks. Then, if everything goes as planned, I'll be close to where I was last October. ----------- Well then you have 2 hours more normalcy that I do! G Lets see you should be your charming ole self by opening of Trout season! Chris
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#9
January 8th, 2005, 02:39 AM
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Stan Gula wrote:
Then, if everything goes as planned, I'll be close to where I was last October. Get better SOON, man..... You wouldn't believe the tremors running through the snowshoe hare market.  Take good care of yourself. JR
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#10
January 8th, 2005, 02:44 AM
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"JR" wrote in message ... Get better SOON, man..... You wouldn't believe the tremors running through the snowshoe hare market. Don't worry, I can pick up the slack, easily....... Tom
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