Sounds Great,
I am going to tie my friend's nymph "Whiskey River" catches all fish all seasons, and I am warning you guys it works so good that you have to hide behind a tree to tie it on. Mike I wonder if I turned you on to the Montana Nymph. It used to be the first wet fly I would use. I think sending a dozen and two dollars would be great, we could even enclose a self addressed bubble envelope and have you send us each a "Dirty Dozen" Thanks for stepping up. Mike, I got that CD off to you today.
Jimbo
Fly Swap???
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RE:Fly Swap???
JimLyons wrote:Sounds Great,
I am going to tie my friend's nymph "Whiskey River" catches all fish all seasons, and I am warning you guys it works so good that you have to hide behind a tree to tie it on. Mike I wonder if I turned you on to the Montana Nymph. It used to be the first wet fly I would use. I think sending a dozen and two dollars would be great, we could even enclose a self addressed bubble envelope and have you send us each a "Dirty Dozen" Thanks for stepping up. Mike, I got that CD off to you today.
Jimbo
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RE:Fly Swap???
Hey Jim,
I started fly tying when I move out to Spokane, as I recall I just liked the way the Montana fly looked and that it wasn't too hard to tie. I had a great day fishing it on (I believe) Hog Canyon (long, narrow lake south of Spokane). I caught rainbow after rainbow, it was an amazing day. My memory isn't good enough to remember if you introduced me to it. (got a few gray hairs in the attic you know)
I started fly tying when I move out to Spokane, as I recall I just liked the way the Montana fly looked and that it wasn't too hard to tie. I had a great day fishing it on (I believe) Hog Canyon (long, narrow lake south of Spokane). I caught rainbow after rainbow, it was an amazing day. My memory isn't good enough to remember if you introduced me to it. (got a few gray hairs in the attic you know)
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This would be fun, but after 40 years of tying flys, I don't think I have a single fly in the box(ssssss) that have a name (LOL).
I've never done this before, so if there is room, give me the rules.
I've never done this before, so if there is room, give me the rules.
Too much water, so many fish, too little time.
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RE:Fly Swap???
see the Offical Wet Xmas swap post, theres room for 1 more, there due by XMas, any wet flyAnglinarcher wrote:This would be fun, but after 40 years of tying flys, I don't think I have a single fly in the box(ssssss) that have a name (LOL).
I've never done this before, so if there is room, give me the rules.