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Submitted by kenneth westli… on

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what is the best silicone, I know that it must be waterproof,but there are a variety of silicon.

Submitted by Philip J. Ever… on

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In dentistry there was an initial problem with cures when LED lights were introduced. These light had very narrow cure ranges due to the nanometer wave length of the LED's that were used. Some resin/composite materials did not cure completely. Manufacturers solved this by building lights with an assortment of LED's with varying wavelengths. This widened the curing spectrum, and the lights now work with all materials. I expect that this will happen with fly resins. Some manufacturer will get over will get over his preoccupation with having his own proprietary light and produce a wide spectrum light. With proper advertising, this light will then own the market! All others will be forced to fall into line or fail.
As noted, some materials leave a tacky surface. This is due to the formation of an oxygen inhibited layer on the surface. Alcohol removes it. Sometimes covering the surface with glycerin prior to curing will prevent this. The glycerin can then be washed off, leaving a smooth surface.

I made one on a large Hook and tested it in the waterbassin. It jigs wonderfully and it sparkles like a discobowle. A real great idea. I used XMas lametta for the body and tinsel for the tail. I started to make this fly on tubes now. Even for troutsizes.
tight lines
Pit

Submitted by Deborah (MacLe… on

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How could I get in touch with Scott Murdock to see if I could purchase the set of MacLeod flies?

I love the Micky Finn streamer. It works for me any the time I use it. One day I was wading up stream back to the lodge all of a sudden I had a good hit.The fly came loose and fell back in the river, so you could say I caught the fish trolling.
I tie mine on TMC 300's 8 and 6. Some times I use gold tinsel in stead of silver tinsel. You can slip me a Micky any time... Dave

Submitted by Eddie Zannoni on

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WOW! This is thinking outside the box---I can't wait to give this a try VERY COOL

Submitted by Iain 1737246320 on

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If I only had one fly to use it would be the rolled muddler. I have caught everything from cutthroat to steelhead to snook and jack crevalle in salt water in Florida.
It is the most fun fly I have ever used

Submitted by Scott J Roth on

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Unable to e-mail Arnt Mollan about vidio The Brown Trout and Mayfly. The vidio is better then great . It says dvd on the disc, but it comes up dics error on both my dvd players. Yet it does play on my lap top. It would appear to be a cd-rom only? I would really like to play it on my fly tying table TV. Any suggestion?

Submitted by ernesto guevara on

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how arrogance has these gringos!! That is not the true spirit of Fly fishing

Submitted by Bernd Nickoleit on

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What a wonderful, wonderful art! Very impressing, especially the birds -e.g. the snow goose on Yves homepage is absolutly breath-taking! Thank you Yves, for allowing a closer lokk at your carvings!!

Submitted by charles weiss on

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Hello:Pam
Yes, the large wood carving of A NORTHERN PIKE IS FOR SALE!
Only $3000. including shipping.

[b:5eca3fa483]Thanks Martin...
you're TOO kind...
I'm just ploddin' along with nice tools and some phuzzie notions...

'Welded stacked n' tented wide body [i:5eca3fa483]holy mackerel[/i:5eca3fa483]...[/b:5eca3fa483]
[img:5eca3fa483]http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa176/Phracas/F70A1312_zps80ee6e3b.j…]
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