ggmiller
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- Birthday 06/23/1961
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Get well soon!!
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@ DFoster, those pics look like very nice places to fish!! Maybe someday I'll get to go to those places. The only place I have dreamed about fishing is lakes in Canada for Pike on the fly; hopefully I'll get there someday. If not, I will enjoy the places around me in Montana. Never was one who dreamed of far off places, as I always had a great time where ever I have lived. NIce thread!!
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He will be missed. He had a great dvd about weaving for flies, very nice.
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Congrats, Steve and the rest of you! I finally quit on October 18, 2022. The words from the Dr.: "You have cancer" were what made me quit cold turkey. Many a day I still long for a smoke, but I just ignore it the best I can. As for my cancer, they found it very early while monitoring some cysts on my pancrease. Surgery 2 weeks later and now just had my 9th session of Chemo of 12. Outlook looks very good. I have tried quitting several times through the years, but never made it. This time is for good!
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Nice pic, big bear! thanks for sharing with us!!
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Who wants some candy corn?
ggmiller replied to Steeldrifter's topic in Midwest Custom Fly Rods showcase
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I, too was hoping it was not the end of this forum! Thanks for all of your work in getting the site back up and running, Will!!! Appreciate it greatly.
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Sorry for you loss Norm!
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Good for you! Always great to get away and unwind. Enjoy yourself!
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Looks good!
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Nice ties!! Great job, really like the 2nd one - the red and white one
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Anyone dealing with carpal tunnel syndrome?
ggmiller replied to petelangevin's topic in The Fly Tying Bench
I also found that having a pillow in front of my head at night while I sleep and I can 'stand' my arm up leaning against the pillow helps with the pain.