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ladystrange

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  1. i see, with a video camera and a few friends any idiot can get on tv, or in this case the internet.
  2. lol, probably for the best. and i did get laughed at with the request to translate Puta. she called me back in small fits of hysterics and said i made her day. grrreaaat
  3. pacres it's Pee Acres... the bull i think just about everything has happened in Darren's Tent.
  4. none, but i have been watching a few of those on ebay and was wondering the same thing. let me know how it fishes
  5. riiiiighttt?!? anyhoo, found out what puta means. lol. my friend laughed at me.
  6. i would like to join up as well. dont have the book. since i would like to make these look pretty good, would you mind sitting down with me one night, next week - other than thursday and give me a hand??? i'm kind of partial to streamers
  7. ahhh, ur gonna make me do research arent you... just to satisfy my curiosity if nothing else.
  8. oh, yeah. ur right. it is puta... lol. she's gonna laugh at me tomorrow mixed audience?!? Bahh. oh, now dont be shy on my account.
  9. for pattern # 4. you are right, i have never seen this before. kind of odd looking. what is the purpose of the bend at the eye - just out of curiosity?
  10. what was that about sucking? dirty boy
  11. thanks birchy, that would be great. no problem taco. i can drive to claresholm. hell i drive to castle mtn for the day to fish.
  12. i am volunteering. so i will be there, probably selling tickets for something. don't know yet
  13. i know monty.. i will pm you
  14. well that was the fastest 2 pages to read... ever. skim... i did catch beer though isn't punta a derogitory slang.. i'll have to ask my friend in the morning. i have to say i like freetranslator.com i use it at work
  15. 98 blazer. you were asking me, not about that monstrosity, right?
  16. cough, sputter. ACK! i was thinking about looking into a nikon myself. maybe in a few years. holy *&%%#@!!!!
  17. humm, how can i get 438 posts really really fast??
  18. umm, not exactly what i had in mind
  19. OMG that kid has problems. i would calmly walk into the room, pick said child up by the ears and deposit in bedroom with nothing but the matress on the floor. take computer to the dump and cancel the cable. tv goes too. he needs to get out of the house and get dirty. nothing like fresh air and hard manual labour
  20. oddly, i have found that any variant of a micky fin streamer works well in most rivers. and egg head leeches for lakes in spring
  21. i tied mine last night. i'll post before the weekend. that sure is pretty
  22. help, i need a little work done. brakes and a tune up mostly. anyone here a mechanic or knows one who will work for beer or a lot of flies???
  23. i was just looking at that same rod. sweet let me know how it is i just traded in my ex-husband for a new rod...now if i could just find a fisherboy or a boy that can not bitch about me going out (yes, i like fishing 2 days in a row..hell, i'll fish a week in a row!!!!!) and i'll be set ur too young
  24. can i have the stud that goes in the boots
  25. midges and chronies can be fairly simple or very frustrating. it can be difficult to judge size and amounts of materials when just starting out. since midges are usually tied on 16 or smaller hooks, they can be hard to see and need to be rather exacting. if you are starting out on your very first fly having never tied anything before, with no lessons or anything of the sort, i would suggest starting out with something a little larger. perhaps a 10-14. there are some good tutorials on this site. troutflies.com this site has a beginners fly section, what to tie and how to do it. flyanglers just my opinion, but if you are starting out. dont worry about what you are tying or for what reason, start with basic patterns and techniques that are universal to different patterns. practice one or 2 techniques on each hook and then move on to another set of techniques and so on until you have the basics. once you are comfortable and understand the whys, hows etc. move on to putting the techniques to use in a complete pattern. again, start out easy and at a comfortable size and then move. but if you have your heart set on a size 20 bead head midge as your first fly, the link din provided is good.
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