Flytyer

Just came across another new today......fake fingernails

Do you have it as an avatar setting?

If you saw it at Flyangler.ca chances are it was mine for the Red Green swap that was held there. Strange looking fly but it has caught pike thugh.

I was browsing another board looking at some fly patterns and I noticed that some of the materials used are some of the oddest I've ever seen. One pattern called for a sequin installed at the front of the eye, another called for the braided hair tie backs that some of the ladies use. Anyone else ever come across an odd material or use something that is out of the ordinary? Interested in hearing more on this topic.

There is also a small write up on the CTV Calgary web page as well....no released details of yet.

I served in the Persian Gulf, Bosnia( based in Turkey), Israel, UK, Australia various bases here in Canada and did some training out of San Diego and Miramar when it was operational. The best was Australia those guys there were a load fun to be around.

Try this: http://flytyingworld.proboards62.com/index...read=1138811836

Rick: if you had stayed in another 3 or 4 years might have met you sooner in the early 90's

There are underwater housings out there but they can be pricey but not all....I have used several in the past and found that all the ones I tried are awkward to use. Best thing I can suggest is look around and see whats out there used....who knows you may find a used Pentax Optio W 20 or 30 at a decent price that will solve your delma.

I served tours in the Persian Gulf in 91-92 and in Bosnia in 95-97

Hi Pat the best reasonable DT line I have found was SA ; I didn't like the memory retention of Cortland 444 I use SA DT on a 3 wt and it rolls over quite nicely.

I find some things awkward here as well so don't feel to bad about it

If you look the first post I believe was May 11 and I posted for the first time almost 2 weeks ago when working out bugs and such.

Kinda figured that cdock

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Not necessarily war vets but military vets.......I 've seen combat situations first hand....my question basically ask if anyone has been in the service or still is.

I was just curious if there are any vetrans in the group here. I know of a couple from the old forum; so let's see how many there really are. As a very few know I am

Hate to burst the bubble but Birchy didn't break the cherry here LOL