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Thanks for passing along the good experience. It's nice to see companies taking care of their customers by going beyond what is expected.

any idea if he kept his data on a seperate drive from his operating system? If you keep all you data files on a seperate drive, say d:/ where the operating system is on c:/ (could be the same disk) then if you reinstall to c:/ you should still have all your data files. He could also put the hard drive in the freezer for a few hours and try to reboot. It can help sometimes, just long enough to get the drive booted and get off your data.

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Those look uber sweet with the reds. Nice tie RnB

Nice, where did you pick it up? One of the guys on teh flyangler board is looking for a dealer. (Edmonton)

Cool vid. Nice action on that fly from the looks of it.

I do tie some basic featherwings and hairwings but as far as the classics go like the Blackers and Chidders, It'll be a while. That being said, if you are looking to get into tying some of those, you may want to pick up some of the feathers right now before they are unaffordable. At 15.00$ per feather, Indian Crow is getting more and more out of reach. I did see a pelt sell for just over 5000.00. I'm sure If I ever get serious about it, I'll be using mostly subs.

Here are a couple I tied up with the stretch floss. One package will tie a couple hundred flies. Change the thread colour to lighten or darken the red.

Red stretch floss is good for these types of .... sanJuanomids. I use it on my Sn Cone patterns and it gives you a smooth base and it tapers nicely by adjusting the tension you have on the materials. You can also put some red holographic tinsel underneath to give it a bump.

The re-tie looks pretty sweet. If you have some read silver lined glass beads, stick one behind the cone.

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Nice work. You might want to limit the ribs to 5 wraps so the die hard atlantic guys don't give you a hard time. lol Once you get them all done, you should arrange them into a mosaic and snap a photo. The hairwings look great like that.

Did you try a repair on Office?

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Cool video Birchy. Cool link too. Pehaps they bury thier dead like we do?

PM sent Hawgstoppah Any 12 flies will do, Any patterns or sizes are fine. If anyone else is sending flies, PM me for an address.

Liquid lace is more flexible and easier to work with IMO. Take a look at the fly gallery from Unique Flyfishing. Look at the chironomids on the page. http://www.uniqueflyfishing.com/index.php?page=flies

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Al, It's a neat idea. I would tie up versions for pike, bows and bulls. I would just make adjustments to some of the colours for each species and perhaps tie them a bit smaller for the bows.

I'm not sure how the Larva Lace looks with oil injected into it, but the Liquid lace sure makes an incredible difference. I have a few of the liquid lace flies Randy Deifert tied up in Calgary and the difference is pretty much night and day between the two.

Great action on Cotote and fox. The coyote is a bit softer than the fox I have used. If you want the natural colour, go for the coyote, but for bright colours, use the dyed fox.

Those ones with the silver rib look uber cool Tako