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Ron Eagle Elk
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Re: finally

Post by Ron Eagle Elk » Thu Aug 20, 2009 11:32 am

Doug,

Out of three sisters I got the one who can butcher a deer, fly fish (after meeting me), tie flies, and shoot very well. She's a low maintainence woman except when it comes to fly fishing and tying.

Folks, I know these aren't wingless wets, but here's some of Vickie's work. A guy just has to brag about a woman like this.

Size 22 Wally wing Trico Spinner
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and a Red Rover
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Re: finally

Post by tie2fish » Thu Aug 20, 2009 1:49 pm

REE is a fortunate man indeed to have a mate that talented in his chosen hobby field.
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Re: finally

Post by letumgo » Fri Aug 21, 2009 1:03 pm

You are one lucky man, Ron! I am very impressed with VEE's tying.

gdsaltzman - Congratulations on the plover skin and the waterhen skin. I bought a plover skin a couple months ago, and an English woodcock skin. Both have beautiful feathers for soft hackle flies. I hope to buy a waterhen skin one of these days. Could you post a picture of your waterhen skin when it comes in? Where did you order yours from?
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