Introduction

Welcome Al here is a web site has some good info try it it may help.

www.associatedinternet.com/flyfishing101/


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

On 14 Nov 2003 05:25:47 GMT, (Mike) wrote:

Welcome Al here is a web site has some good info try it it may help.

www.associatedinternet.com/flyfishing101/


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

Thanks Handyman,
This is an excellent web site. Learned a lot.
AL
From Eastern Ohio.

Pipes are occasionally of extraordinary interest.
Nothing has more individuality save, perhaps,
watches and bootlaces. -- Sherlock Holmes

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 21:37:39 GMT, AL
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 13:04:22 -0500, Joshua Rosenblatt
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 12:23:12 GMT, AL
wrote:

Hello all.

hey AL

good to see yet another person from ASP on ROFF.



Joshua

Hello Joshua,
Yes I finally got up the nerve to start asking my dumb questions.
This sport is about as complicated as pipe smoking. I bought a couple
videos on casting and can do pretty good at that. Got some books on
bugs and how they should relate to flys but they didn't take. I just
try something that looks good and hope for the best.

pretty much what we all did when we started out. Stick with it
though, once you climb the learning curve eveything falls into
place... umm, err, most days.

There is always more to learn of course

True confessions. I can't smoke a pipe and work the water. I smoke
my Camels if the bugs get bad.

I enjoy a pipe on the water and have some pipes specifically made
(large bowl, light weight, hangs perfect from teeth & rests on chin)
but mroe often than not i'm found with a cig in my mouth too.

Cigars, as much as I love em, jsut don't get smoked much on the water.
The smoke gets in my eyes too much and becoems a distraction -
especially if I'm playing a fish or working a seam intently.

If ya get a chacne next spring, make a trip east to PA and we'll wet
a line together and share some baccy.

Best
Joshua

"Joshua Rosenblatt" wrote in message
news
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 21:37:39 GMT, AL
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 13:04:22 -0500, Joshua Rosenblatt
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 12:23:12 GMT, AL
wrote:

Hello all.

hey AL

good to see yet another person from ASP on ROFF.



Joshua

Hello Joshua,
Yes I finally got up the nerve to start asking my dumb questions.
This sport is about as complicated as pipe smoking. I bought a couple
videos on casting and can do pretty good at that. Got some books on
bugs and how they should relate to flys but they didn't take. I just
try something that looks good and hope for the best.

pretty much what we all did when we started out. Stick with it
though, once you climb the learning curve eveything falls into
place... umm, err, most days.

There is always more to learn of course

True confessions. I can't smoke a pipe and work the water. I smoke
my Camels if the bugs get bad.

I enjoy a pipe on the water and have some pipes specifically made
(large bowl, light weight, hangs perfect from teeth & rests on chin)
but mroe often than not i'm found with a cig in my mouth too.

Cigars, as much as I love em, jsut don't get smoked much on the water.
The smoke gets in my eyes too much and becoems a distraction -
especially if I'm playing a fish or working a seam intently.

If ya get a chacne next spring, make a trip east to PA and we'll wet
a line together and share some baccy.

Best
Joshua


Heh . . .heh . . .and then there is a fly you promised me. (grin) And then
there is the issue about me owing another ROFF guy a fly or two.
BestWishes,
DaveMohnsen
Denver

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 16:00:59 GMT, "DaveMohnsen"
wrote:


"Joshua Rosenblatt" wrote in message
news
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 21:37:39 GMT, AL
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 13:04:22 -0500, Joshua Rosenblatt
wrote:

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 12:23:12 GMT, AL
wrote:

Hello all.

hey AL

good to see yet another person from ASP on ROFF.



Joshua

Hello Joshua,
Yes I finally got up the nerve to start asking my dumb questions.
This sport is about as complicated as pipe smoking. I bought a couple
videos on casting and can do pretty good at that. Got some books on
bugs and how they should relate to flys but they didn't take. I just
try something that looks good and hope for the best.

pretty much what we all did when we started out. Stick with it
though, once you climb the learning curve eveything falls into
place... umm, err, most days.

There is always more to learn of course

True confessions. I can't smoke a pipe and work the water. I smoke
my Camels if the bugs get bad.

I enjoy a pipe on the water and have some pipes specifically made
(large bowl, light weight, hangs perfect from teeth & rests on chin)
but mroe often than not i'm found with a cig in my mouth too.

Cigars, as much as I love em, jsut don't get smoked much on the water.
The smoke gets in my eyes too much and becoems a distraction -
especially if I'm playing a fish or working a seam intently.

If ya get a chacne next spring, make a trip east to PA and we'll wet
a line together and share some baccy.

Best
Joshua


Heh . . .heh . . .and then there is a fly you promised me. (grin) And then
there is the issue about me owing another ROFF guy a fly or two.
BestWishes,
DaveMohnsen
Denver

LOL

yeah, odd thing is it's been tied, in fact a few additional fliies are
sitting with it waiting for me to get my **** together to actual get
em in an envelope to Denver. Procrastination is a bitch. he he

they'll arrive when you least expect em... which at this point could
be ever LOL

best,
Joshua