frank church

.....as of today 2 sets of flies are in my grubby little hands..received
flies from Dave Martel, and, of course, to set an example, mine are done
and didn't even have to mail 'em.

GFS 2005 Swapmeister

scott seidman

I should be able to finish mine off comfortably in an hour or two. Is a
woven caddis pupa with a cdc collar, currently nameless. It looks more
like an emerger, but I tend to Frog's Fanny them and fish them as a nymph

Scott

dave martel

Frank;

Glad to hear they made it to you OK. Certainly was easy this year only
tying up half as many as usual.

Dave M

stan gula

If it helps, I have almost picked the pattern I'll tie. I'm thinking a dry
fly or a nymph of some kind. On a hook. Definitely not a stonefly.
--
Stan Gula
http://gula.org/roffswaps

wayne harrison

thunderheads are notoriously difficult to tie. i hope to be able to
finish in, oh, ten or twelve hours.

yfitons
wayno (but any sacrifice is a small one for the honor of participation)

scott seidman

To clarify, that means an hour or two after I sit down to finish them, not
an hour or two from now!

Scott

hans van der stroom

Mine just hatched and will be in the mail on Monday.

Hans van der Stroom
hstroom@REMOVETHISxs4all.nl


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frank church

....Bless you.

Ye Olde Swapmeister

svend tang-petersen

I originally planned to do a combination of two saltwater shrimp patterns Ive

tied in the past, but looking at the list a freshwather pattern seems more

prudent.

So Ill supply some kind of stonefly this year, given that Stan has decided

not to do that.

stan gula

If Frank's up to changing his list, I've decided to do a little orange
sulphur parachute. Probably size 16 or whatever I have enough hooks for.
--
Stan Gula
http://gula.org/roffswaps