Since I rejoined the Net, I have not seen hide nor hair of Mike Conner.
I did not always agree with his conclusions but 99% of the time I did.
I miss his long complicated but very informative posts.
Mike Conner
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daringduffer
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Re: Mike Conner
I miss his wealth of knowledge too, Donald. I still hope for some kind of return. We had some mail exchange but unfortunately I lost his address in a crash.
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Soft-hackle
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Re: Mike Conner
HI,
Mike decided not to participate, here. That is his choice. He's always welcomed to return anytime he wants to.
Mark
Mike decided not to participate, here. That is his choice. He's always welcomed to return anytime he wants to.
Mark
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Re: Mike Conner
yeh, pity he was a little thin skinned. His posts were often extremely informative.
Re: Mike Conner
I too miss his posts What wonderful posts. I"ll bet his hole life is complex and neat as a pin. I wonder what kind of a fisherman he is? Mike how about answering this so I don"t have to wonder:).
Best
John Dunn
Best
John Dunn
"The trout do not rise in the cemetery, so you better do your fishing while you are still able." - Sparse Grey Hackle
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flyfishwithme
Re: Mike Conner
Mike is doing well, I have been in regular contact with him as he has provided some really valuable research materials for the new book that Bob Smith and I are co-authoring (the tile keeps changing but is an update from Edmonds & Lee but includes techniques etc).
As you say a great wealth of knowledge.
Mark, he has refrained from coming back to the forum which I agree is a great pity.
As you say a great wealth of knowledge.
Mark, he has refrained from coming back to the forum which I agree is a great pity.
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Ron Eagle Elk
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Re: Mike Conner
Philip,
The next time you contact Mike, tell him I said hello and lost his e-mail address.
REE
The next time you contact Mike, tell him I said hello and lost his e-mail address.
REE
"A man may smile and bid you hale yet curse you to the devil, but when a good dog wags his tail he is always on the level"
Re: Mike Conner
Philip,
Do pass on my regards and thanks as well. Never met him in person, but his knowledgeable posts continue to be very valuable references.
Aaron
Do pass on my regards and thanks as well. Never met him in person, but his knowledgeable posts continue to be very valuable references.
Aaron
Aaron Laing, New Westminster BC
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Re: Mike Conner
It's good to know that Mike is alive and well, but sure wish he'd go public again with us.
Some of the same morons who throw their trash around in National parks also vote. That alone would explain the state of American politics. ~ John Gierach, "Still Life with Brook Trout"
Re: Mike Conner
What's the story here Phil? As a relative new-comer, since I first started posting, this guy has wandered the corridors of this board like a ghost!flyfishwithme wrote:Mike is doing well, I have been in regular contact with him as he has provided some really valuable research materials for the new book that Bob Smith and I are co-authoring (the tile keeps changing but is an update from Edmonds & Lee but includes techniques etc).
As you say a great wealth of knowledge.
Mark, he has refrained from coming back to the forum which I agree is a great pity.
I am beginning to wonder if he was ever real...
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working." ~ Pablo Picasso 8)