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Old March 27th, 2005, 12:24 AM
Tim J.
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Default I may never have to tie again. . .

Over the past several weeks I've been tying flies here and there for a
special project. When I finished tonight I thought, "Now I've got to
start seriously tying stuff for the coming season" when I came across my
ROFF swap flies from the past several swaps. It was like Christmas all
over again, and this doesn't even factor in the GFS 2005 and DDFS 2004
flies I left down at work. If I add those 40 or so flies in, I figure
I'll add well over 100 flies to my boxes. Now I can relax and
concentrate on fishing and not worry about this tying stuff. ;-)
Thanks again to everyone who has contributed the great flies I'll be
testing soon.

Today was a nice day here in beautiful New England - neared about 50
deg. F. and was bright and sunny. Tomorrow morning I'll go off on an
exploratory mission to see how the banks are thawing. Another week or so
of this and I'll be on the rivers in no time. WoooooHOOOOO!
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TL,
Tim
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