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in...@maldenanglers.com
Oct 11, 2008, 4:30:35 PM10/11/08
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Discussions on fly tying nights, lessons, techniques and other topics
harold....@verizon.net
Oct 13, 2008, 8:36:24 PM10/13/08
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I suggest we begin the Monday night fly tieing the first Monday in
November. Nov.3.
How does that sound with all?
Harold
November. Nov.3.
How does that sound with all?
Harold
Ivan...@aol.com
Oct 14, 2008, 9:11:09 AM10/14/08
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I'll think about it and have my people get in touch with your
people... 
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harold....@verizon.net writes:
suggest we begin the Monday night fly tieing the first Monday in
November. Nov.3.
How does that sound with all?
Harold
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Neil
Oct 15, 2008, 8:39:30 PM10/15/08
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I'm ready to tie and learn more. Novevember 3 is good. What say the
rest of you?
On Oct 14, 8:11 am, Ivank...@aol.com wrote:
> I'll think about it and have my people get in touch with your people...
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rest of you?
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> suggest we begin the Monday night fly tieing the first Monday in
> November. Nov.3.
> How does that sound with all?
> Harold
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> suggest we begin the Monday night fly tieing the first Monday in
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> Harold
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Oct 26, 2008, 6:34:31 PM10/26/08
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Sounds good, I'll be there on Monday night.
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Neil
Nov 14, 2008, 9:31:02 PM11/14/08
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Have not heard whether the tying has started organized or
unorganized. I e mailed one of last year's frequent tiers who
speculated that Perter would anounce the start and possibley post
suggested flies. Neil
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unorganized. I e mailed one of last year's frequent tiers who
speculated that Perter would anounce the start and possibley post
suggested flies. Neil
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Harold Pettipas
Nov 14, 2008, 9:50:38 PM11/14/08
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Neil.
We started ,unofficially two weeks ago.
We will be tieing this coming Monday evening around 6:30.Not sure what
particular fly we will be tieing,but bring your tools and I am sure someone
will have the required materials.
Harold
We started ,unofficially two weeks ago.
We will be tieing this coming Monday evening around 6:30.Not sure what
particular fly we will be tieing,but bring your tools and I am sure someone
will have the required materials.
Harold
Pete
Dec 3, 2008, 8:08:12 AM12/3/08
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We are going to begin our Monday night fly tying sessions on December
8th at 7:00 PM. Last year these sessions were very popular as Ed
Flaherty lead us through Denny Rickard's "Seal Bugger" series. We also
did some work with Dry Flies, Streamers, and Nymphs.
On Monday, Ed will lead us through the "Wiggle Tail Nymph". For the
future, Wally Bruce has agreed to lead a few sessions on tying
Streamers.
I am looking for ideas on flies that people want to tie. So far we
have devoted time to flies that work well at the Pond. To continue to
learn and improve, I was wondering if people had other flies in mind
or techniques that they would like to learn.
As always, I will try to give everyone a heads up on the fly of the
week with a list of materials. Bring whatever materials you have and
we'll all share. If you want to start fly tying but don't have the
equipment, we can probably find a few vises, etc for you to use.
I hope to see you on Monday,
/pete
8th at 7:00 PM. Last year these sessions were very popular as Ed
Flaherty lead us through Denny Rickard's "Seal Bugger" series. We also
did some work with Dry Flies, Streamers, and Nymphs.
On Monday, Ed will lead us through the "Wiggle Tail Nymph". For the
future, Wally Bruce has agreed to lead a few sessions on tying
Streamers.
I am looking for ideas on flies that people want to tie. So far we
have devoted time to flies that work well at the Pond. To continue to
learn and improve, I was wondering if people had other flies in mind
or techniques that they would like to learn.
As always, I will try to give everyone a heads up on the fly of the
week with a list of materials. Bring whatever materials you have and
we'll all share. If you want to start fly tying but don't have the
equipment, we can probably find a few vises, etc for you to use.
I hope to see you on Monday,
/pete
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