FishyboY

date changed to the 17th

that would be great to have you and your friend attend, just shoot me an email and have him do one aswell, so we can purchase enough food for lunch.

3rd Annual Project Healing Waters Fly Tying Marathon When: Saturday, March 17th, 2012 Where: Casey Community Center 810 South Frederick Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD Why: To tie as many flies as you can in 5 hours to donate to Project Healing Waters. How Long: 10am-4pm Cost:FREE!!!!! One again we will be holding the PHW fly tying marathon in the DC area. This Event has been extremely popular in years past with attendance doubling. The Event will be to support Wounded Veterans in the Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing Program. All the flies you tie are donated to Project Healing Waters for use in their programs. Lunch and snacks will be provided to all who attend. If you plan to attend or have any questions PM me or send me an email at [email protected]

yeah. you still got the addy?

were doing the fly tying marathon again this year... pretty much the same thing as last year except we are tying an hour longer and will be tying for a total of 6hrs. as always all flies tied get donated to project healing waters. included are some pictures from last year. Fly Tying Marathon 2011 Date: Saturday, February 5, 2011 Time: 10am - 4pm Cost: FREE! First Baptist Church of Rockville 55 Adclare Road Rockville, MD 20850 http://firstbaptistrockville.org Supporting Project Healing Waters programs in the area. Lunch will be provided. All the flies that are tied will be donated to Project Healing Waters programs in the area. These flies will be used by the veterans for use during their fishing rehabilitation programs to catch fish! To R.S.V.P. or for more information, please contact [email protected] Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, Inc. is dedicated to the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled active military service personnel and veterans through fly fishing and fly tying education and outings. They teach veterans of wars how to fly cast, fly fish and tie flies. Since its inception, PHWFF has been helping disabled active duty personnel and veterans to overcome the obstacles associated with their military service-related disabilities. The relearning of the fine motor skills required in fly fishing and fly tying has proven to be particularly effective in the overall rehabilitation of the disabled. [attac hment=28234:DSCN3582.jpg]

i just ended up gettting the dr. slick 3 1/2 inch prisms. they rocked earlier and then for the fine stuff i got the sixth finger scissors.

Anyone like the adjustable tension Dr. Slicks. need to replace my scissors and thinking about these http://www.jsflyfishing.com/cgi-bin/item/O...azor-Scissors-4

i would go for a kayak. a pontoon is made more for float trips on rivers. they are hard to paddle back up river. if you wanted one for a lake then i would add a trolling motor. i use i kayak and love it for all that you talked about

united urges you to take your fly boxes and rods on because they dont want them stolen from checked

i am not sure. we have a guy custom make them for the fly shop. the thing is really odd because you tie it in upside down then fold it over and you are left with the two little pieces of felt or what ever that stick out behind the bend that keep the tail from snagging the hook both. but mainly smallmouth bass

nice. i like it.

nice. i knew a few tiers going to the event.

A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by FishyboY: CK Baitfish

a fly called a CK baitfish. paired with a 250 SA Streamer Express clear tip line.

nice. i like the realistic eyes.