
Bob C
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Cool little fly ! Makes me want to score some seal (what is New Zealand style?). thanks, Bob
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Still waiting... Bob
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Thanks everyone! DaUP, if you come up with a title that would be much appreciated. tight lines! Bob
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Somewhere I thought I saw step by step instructions for tying the Messinger Bucktail Frog. I can't find them and I don't remember whether I saw them online, in a magazine or...? Anybody know where there is a tutorial with visuals? thanks in advance, Bob
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Right now it looks like there is no Moufflon available in the U.S. Does anyone know of an overseas source? best regards, Bob
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perfect! thanks!....(das vidanya??) Bob
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Is there a tutorial some where for making your own Mcmurray ant bodies. I thought I've seen one some where but now :dunno: ... thanks! Bob
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Sorry guys, I'm going to have to drop out. I've got a couple of rods I need to finish for folks and it stops being fun when I'm feeling strapped for time. thanks anyway, Bob
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I'm no Canuck but hell i'm headin' to BC for trout this summer . I'll throw in with you guys. It'll either be an Irresistable or a Humpy. Do we send one fly, 1/2 dozen or ? Bob
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Here's what I'm looking at for xmas... Peregrine Steamside Box Bob
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I believe it's hair(?)... Regards, Bob
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I tie my own but will use store bought knotless as well. I have been using George Harvey's leader formula that I found in an old issue of Fly Fisherman and it fishes really well. I also just furled my first thread leader this week but haven't fished it yet. Regards, Bob
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Thanks Swamphunter! I am considering that as an option, I might also buy a sheet of 1/4" ply and cut it into little pieces and attempt to glue into some sort of box. Bob
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My biggest headache is storing my material in a semi-orderly fashion. What are you guys doing for tying cabinets/bags. I wouldn't mind building one. If I were to buy something my budget tops out around 100 bucks. I've seen some nice commercially available ones but they tend to go for big $$$$. Regards, Bob