Casting for Recovery

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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by Ruard » Mon Nov 14, 2011 3:42 am

willowhead wrote:Beautiful flies Ruard.....got recipes? ;)
Here they are:

The left one:
thread: yellow sheer
hook: hayabuscha 390 #14
body: dubbing mix of 50% tan hare, 40% olive hare and 10% red antron
Hackle: Brahma hen golden straw

The other:
thread: yellow sheer
hook: hayabuscha 390 #16
Body: thread and thorax of tups dubbing
Hackle: brown hen saddle


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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by JohnP » Sat Nov 26, 2011 7:19 pm

I noticed you said the retreat was in Sept. 2013. Is that correct? Or did you mean Sept. 2012? Either way, I have got one set of my flies ready and hope to start working on another soon if my back cooperates. :)
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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by fflutterffly » Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:21 am

Just open the mail and as promised Ruard's flies have arrived. Since they are already posted I won't repeat the process. What a grand collection I'll have to auction off with dedicated boxes of wet flies specifically from this forum. With Ruard's flies I can now say the boxes represent an international display of flies. Ruard Thank you for the donation they are well appreciated.
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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by willowhead » Sun Nov 27, 2011 2:29 pm

Thankx Ruard.....great tyin'. ;)
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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by fflutterffly » Mon Nov 28, 2011 8:57 pm

Mr. Redietz flies arrived!!!!! I am really loving this. Everyday I rush to the mailbox and with great anticipation hope for a new set of flies to be there. Today it came true. Lovely size 18's, just lovely! I'm hoping I'll have enough flmphforum flies to make two boxes for the auction. $$$$ ka-ching! I keep hearing this little voice in my head saying, put them in your fly box, but I know there are no trout in hell, so they have their own. Thank you so very much.
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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by letumgo » Fri Dec 09, 2011 6:43 pm

Ariel - I have a set of flies ready for your Casting for Recovery effort. I tyed a set of twenty-eight wingless wets (an assortment of soft hackles/flymphs/caddis patterns). Shoot me a PM with your mailing address and I will get them in the mail to you ASAP.

Here is a photo of the flies I am sending.

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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by Ruard » Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:56 am

Beautiful set Ray, well done, hope that the people that are gonna use them can estimate theire worth.


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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by letumgo » Sat Dec 10, 2011 11:10 am

Ruard - If these flies bring comfort to one of the participants in the CfR program, I value these as "priceless". It makes me happy to think these will be fished by someone learning the joy & peace of fly fishing. May the peace offer healing & comfort...
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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by Ruard » Sat Dec 10, 2011 11:15 am

letumgo wrote:Ruard - If these flies bring comfort to one of the participants in the CfR program, I value these as "priceless". It makes me happy to think these will be fished by someone learning the joy & peace of fly fishing. May the peace offer healing & comfort...
You are right!! I also hope that many women that survived cancer could experience the joy of flyfishing. Hope that many of us spend a little bit of their time for this very good project.


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Re: Casting for Recovery

Post by fflutterffly » Sat Dec 10, 2011 11:41 pm

All the flies are such a beautiful expression of wet/wingless/flymphs. At the moment I'm planning on placing the sets of flies in boxes and auctioning them off as 'specialty' items. I'm even tempted to bid! This website has really stepped up with fly donations and I thank you from my heart.
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