Just for the thrill of it.. Ask me a any question.

Ask me a flyfishing question and lets see if how much of an expert I
am. I bet not many on these groups know more than I. Or is there?

On 14 Jul 2006 15:31:06 -0700, "Rj45" wrote:


Ask me a flyfishing question and lets see if how much of an expert I
am. I bet not many on these groups know more than I. Or is there?

Why are you here?

He's just trolling.


"daytripper" wrote in message
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On 14 Jul 2006 15:31:06 -0700, "Rj45" wrote:


Ask me a flyfishing question and lets see if how much of an expert I
am. I bet not many on these groups know more than I. Or is there?

Why are you here?

On Sun, 16 Jul 2006 19:28:13 GMT, "Honest John"
wrote:
"daytripper" wrote in message
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On 14 Jul 2006 15:31:06 -0700, "Rj45" wrote:


Ask me a flyfishing question and lets see if how much of an expert I
am. I bet not many on these groups know more than I. Or is there?

Why are you here?

He's just trolling.

Aw, ya ruined it...

Rj45 wrote:
Ask me a flyfishing question and lets see if how much of an expert I
am. I bet not many on these groups know more than I. Or is there?

How is the Marion Sculpin tied?

What are thread flies?

Ah. Who invented woven hair hackle flies? Potts or Wombacher?

Where is the Henryville Lodge. What is the Henryville Special?

Rj45 wrote:
Ask me a flyfishing question and lets see if how much of an expert I
am. I bet not many on these groups know more than I. Or is there?

I'm curious. How do you tie and fish very small mayfly emergers in a
small stream?

Thanks,

TBone
A cash flow runs through it

wrote:

I'm curious. How do you tie and fish very small mayfly emergers in a
small stream?

Hi Tim:

'Tying small mayfly emergers in a small stream' might be tricky.
I'd consider using a plastic or aluminum picnic table set up in shallow
water, so you'd have a place to mount your vise.

wrote:
wrote:

I'm curious. How do you tie and fish very small mayfly emergers in a
small stream?

Hi Tim:

'Tying small mayfly emergers in a small stream' might be tricky.
I'd consider using a plastic or aluminum picnic table set up in shallow
water, so you'd have a place to mount your vise.

Yes, this is superb advice! I could attach a stringer loaded with negro
modelos and, firing up the hibatchi, cook them the instant I catch
them.

Your pal,

Halfordian Golfer
Who, given the heat this summer in Colorado, is thinking this is a
better and better idea by the minute.