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Looks good but you should probably spell Al Caucci's name right :-)

thanks I'll correct that directly
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Looks good but you should probably spell Al Caucci's name right :-)

G. J. Z. wrote:
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Looks good but you should probably spell Al Caucci's name right :-)


Its a bit pedantic, but 'a field' should also be 'afield'. ;-)

However, nice looking flies; what did you use to make the legs on those
caddis larvae in your flybox?

--riverman

Riverman thanks, please excuse my spelling and just for the record I do know
how to spell Al Caucci's name it was an oversight. A bad one and not
pedantic at all.

Please don't judge my tying abilities by my spelling oversights. I do have
the talent to create fine flies (and) spot good materials, very important.
The legs on the caddis larvae are Hungarian partridge died yellow.

The legs on the stoneflies are mottled hen feather flexcemented and formed
to shape with a hot tweezers.

At that time I had been fooling around with Oliver Edwards techniques

Also I've decided to spell tier tyer I understand both ways of spelling
is acceptable. But lately I've been doubting it.

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G. J. Z. wrote:
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Looks good but you should probably spell Al Caucci's name right :-)


Its a bit pedantic, but 'a field' should also be 'afield'. ;-)

However, nice looking flies; what did you use to make the legs on those
caddis larvae in your flybox?

--riverman

I think that should be "flexamented" (G).

bruce h

riverman wrote:

Its a bit pedantic, but 'a field' should also be 'afield'. ;-)


It's a bit pedantic, but your *its* should be *it's*.

Cheers,

Bob

Who once wondered if you read Paul Theroux before you went to the Congo.

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riverman wrote:

Its a bit pedantic, but 'a field' should also be 'afield'. ;-)


It's a bit pedantic, but your *its* should be *it's*.

Your "*its*" and "*it's*" should be *Its* and *It's*.

Wolfgang
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Been at it a long time. I know how a well-tied fly should act like on and
in the water.
Please contact me.
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I had Gerard tie me up two of my favorite flies, one of each of the Adams
#16 and the Light Cahill #16.
I received them yesterday and I'll have to say, they're the most beautiful
examples I have ever seen. He is indeed a perfectionist and very
experienced. I liked them so much, I placed an order for a dozen of each.

I'm taking my wife up to a bed and breakfast and sightseeing the beautiful
Shasta country side in Northern CA. before it's back to teaching for her.
I'll fish the McCloud River for about 4 hours early morning on the 20th
using only Gerard's two patterns, of course if I don't catch anything it
won't be because of the ties.
fwiw,
-tom