More tying crap

Stan wrote:snipWater's too cold (and most of it too hard) for fishing, so my
tying buddies
and I went to the FFU show in Danbury today to prepare for the flytying
cabin fever season.

Did my old friend (formerly of Iowa) Mike Hogue of Badger Creek Fly Tying make
the show. I think he has a table there most years and has a lot of unusual fly
tying materials at reasonable prices. If you ever get a chance to go to one of
his programs he does a good job on his warmwater program and I would love to
see his program on fishing the Finger Lakes Area.His web
site(Http://WWW.eflytier.com) is one of the best around and has some cool
patterns on the site. I am just a happy customer and have enjoyed visiting with
Mike at various conclaves for about a decade now.

Big Dale

Dale asks:
Did my old friend (formerly of Iowa) Mike Hogue of Badger Creek Fly Tying
make
the show.

yup, a good sized display as well. I ran into that crew at Somerset in November
and bought a few items at that time.
Tom

"Big Dale" wrote in message
...
Did my old friend (formerly of Iowa) Mike Hogue of Badger Creek Fly Tying
make
the show. I think he has a table there most years and has a lot of unusual
fly
tying materials at reasonable prices. If you ever get a chance to go to
one of
his programs he does a good job on his warmwater program and I would love
to
see his program on fishing the Finger Lakes Area.His web
site(Http://WWW.eflytier.com) is one of the best around and has some cool
patterns on the site. I am just a happy customer and have enjoyed visiting
with
Mike at various conclaves for about a decade now.

Big Dale

I don't recall seeing Mike but I note that Tom did. There's not much
warmwater focus up here - some trout, and a lot of satlwater. I *did* find
a guy who was selling Gurgler earrings. The guy didn't know they were
Gurglers - he called them 'shrimp' (a lot of them were pink but he had my
favorite frog green too).
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Stan Gula
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