GFS...The Bugs Are Here

rb608 wrote:

"jeff" wrote in message news:sOhPh.257487

guess who!!! i made clear, i thought, for all to know...the miller mutant
2, cdc&elk. (put some head cement on it)

i sent joe a note...i thought he might photocopy, reduce, and attach it to
the mutants...but, i guess you gets what you pays fer...g


I confess that in the excitement, I may have misread the note. Knowing in
advance you hadn't tagged your flies, I was actually prepared to do so; but
there was something in the note from which I inferred that you preferred I
didn't, so I sent 'em the way I got 'em. Oops, I guess.

Joe F.



you did it exactly right...i'm simply having a bit of sport with mark.

jeff

"Opus--Mark H. Bowen" wrote in message
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"Daniel-San" wrote in message
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Nice looking stuff, guys. Thanks to all, especially Joe for 'meistering.

Dan
(Larry...no roadkill this year? :-)

I got mine as well, and they are fantastic!

However, several flyz came loose from their tags and I have one more fly
than I have tags? So I have three tags without flyz attached and 4 flyz?

I'm guessing, but Dave Martel's Zebra Caddis is the dark deer haired fly
with brown hackle collar? Marty Lee's Black Warrior is the tiny beadhead
nymph? Mike Bernardoni's #10 Ryan's Butt is the beadhead with orange body
and red tag-end? I also have a deer haired fly with bluish CDC and have
no apparent idea whose it might be?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks again Joe! And all of the swapsters!

Op

Yes..my Zebra Caddis is the dark Caddis with the (not hackle) Ostrich herl
head. Great job, everybody....and mucho thanks to Joe for pinch-hitting for
Frank this year.

The boys/girls in our TU Chapters "Casting For the Future" will appreciate
the effort; and the flies.

Dave M

Nice looking stuff, guys. Thanks to all, especially Joe for 'meistering.

Dan
(Larry...no roadkill this year? :-)

Man, I'm bummed. I thought the US Mail would have a direct, overnight
flight from Taxachusetts to the red state with taxes higher than Rhode
Island.
Frank Reid

opened mine tonight . . . well done folks!

-wayne



"Flytyer37" wrote in message
ups.com...
Nice looking stuff, guys. Thanks to all, especially Joe for 'meistering.

Dan
(Larry...no roadkill this year? :-)

Man, I'm bummed. I thought the US Mail would have a direct, overnight
flight from Taxachusetts to the red state with taxes higher than Rhode
Island.
Frank Reid

Daniel-San wrote:
Nice looking stuff, guys. Thanks to all, especially Joe for 'meistering.

Dan
(Larry...no roadkill this year? :-)



i received mine today. ditto on the thanks to joe for the effort. and,
thanks to all of you fellers who shared the time of feathers and fur
with me...i'll be fishing your flies in nc, tennessee, and montana this
year. it's a warming feeling each time i use a fly provided by someone
from this place, and i'm grateful for the gift.

perhaps in the years to come, we'll share a stream and take a fish with
the other's fly. (of course, i'll need to work on my end a bit before
you have a similar hope).

jeff (and, wayno...i doubt a professional tyer could have done a better
job g)

On Mar 30, 8:10 pm, jeff wrote:


(and, wayno...i doubt a professional tyer could have done a better
job g)

shucks, it warn't nothin'. i can usually turn out about a dozen
in 15 minutes. not counting parallel parking, of course.

yfitp
wayno

On Mar 31, 12:30 pm, " wrote:

On Mar 30, 8:10 pm, jeff wrote:

(and, wayno...i doubt a professional tyer could have done a better

job g)

shucks, it warn't nothin'. i can usually turn out about a dozen
in 15 minutes. not counting parallel parking, of course.

Jeff beat me to my comment ("a very professional job, as always"),
but I admit it was fun to open the box and know which one was your fly
without even having to look at the tag. Of course it didn't hurt that
it was a TN Wulff; I don't expect there's too many folks on here who
even know what the heck that is. :-)

Anyhow, it's already in my flybox for my Smokies trip in May (along
with a bunch of the other flies you guys tied).

Nice work everyone. It's always a kick to see what folks in
different areas/countries carry in their flyboxes.

On my fly: It worked well for me in Canuckistan on some fish that
see a lot of pressure. It's originally from Australia, I believe, and
I added a few modifications of my own (like the clipped hackles on the
bottom to get it to sit lower in the water).

I plan to try it on the hillbilly fish as well.


Chuck Vance

I got mine too. I'll open them tomorrow when I get together with Jimmy.
Thanks everybody, and especially rb608

"Daniel-San" wrote in message
et...
Nice looking stuff, guys. Thanks to all, especially Joe for 'meistering.

Stan Gula typed:
I got mine too. I'll open them tomorrow when I get together with
Jimmy. Thanks everybody, and especially rb608


Maybe mine are in my mailbox at work. Freakin' work - too busy to check
for swap flies today. But things are looking up! Today was great Spring
weather, tomorrow looks to be just as nice, Perdomo is having an event
at the local cigar shop tomorrow, and I could be doing some afternoon
fishing before the sun goes down. WooHOO! As long as Joe doesn't tell me
I was one of the reprobates that did something wrong, I'll be a happy
boy.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

On Mar 30, 12:41 pm, "Daniel-San" wrote:
Nice looking stuff, guys. Thanks to all, especially Joe for 'meistering.

Dan
(Larry...no roadkill this year? :-)

Got mine and guess what? At first blush, my fly isn't the biggest one
in the batch. Will do a proper review after some house cleaning.
Thanks to Joe and all the great tyers.
Frank Reid