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We're playing, but I'm not sure what we're doing... one of two different things?
Terrestrials, emergers and/or nymphs? choose two of the 3? I'm confused and I haven't even started sorting flies yet!!!

In any event, we have (Limited to 12)
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You're back! Making those sandwiches must have taken a lot out of you.

Confusion is in the mind of the beholder.

As to a theme, you can choose no theme if you wish. ("We don't need no stinkin' themeses!")

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I like themes. Otherwise we get too much of a hodpodge. So I like the idea of choose 2 of the three, but will everyone what to tie 2 sets of 12? What say thee?


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And I like Themes' sister, though she never would go out with me.

I'll follow whatever program you set.
Even if I have to throw away all these cute little damselflies I've labored so hard over. Even the pink one. grin

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No, no! We'll work them in! What can we do to incorporate both suggestions?


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Originally Posted by MissTreated
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Well, a nymph is just an emerger in diapers. And when they're all grown up they live outside the water, so they can be considered terrestrials...

Newspeak lives!

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Well, a nymph is just an emerger in diapers. And when they're all grown up they live outside the water, so they can be considered terrestrials...

Newspeak lives! [/quote]

Now there is a theory I could work with lol

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I wonder if a post should go up saying "fly swap." I just happened upon the "it's a good thing" post having no idea you were thinking of starting another.

I like the idea of tying a dry and it's emerger. I think that would be very interesting to see.


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Agreed. And I expect our Mistress will start a real thread, with invitation and rules, when she finally decides what she wants. I have a feeling that she's been busy with some other project.

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Rounding up and cropping the entries for this year's AK Fly Fishers' photo contest and refusing to take my sage advice...

Or my Winston advice for that matter...

Damsel hatches here can be beyond magical. When they start rolling off the trout absolutely key on them...

Never seen a sub-imago damsel though it sounds interesting and dangerous...

Oh, I'm in.
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Maybe you should beat her with a bamboo one, then.
Having a spare rod is not the same as sparing the rod...

Who said anything about a subimago? Just an everyday nymph.
Uh, subimago? ... damselflies?... confused

What color damsel nymphs do you have swimming around up there? (Besides shocking pink?)

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You never heard of a non-sequitar? wink

Our young damsels are mostly olive.


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Many of ours in California are, too, but they keep getting deported!

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I'm ready to start this if someone else will come up with the rules and/or theme. All I can think of is tying 2 flies of the same bug, but different stages. I'm not dissing your ideas, just trying to figure out a way to keep everyone happy.



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Pick two stages of the same food? How about a smolt pattern and a flesh pattern? wink


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That would work, too.


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If we are going for stages, put me down as tying a Sparkle Carey Special and a Dragon Fly adult.

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Originally Posted by MissTreated
tying 2 flies of the same bug, but different stages.

Okay- I've got the nymph stage done. Anyone know how big a damselfly egg is?

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Originally Posted by macrabbit
Originally Posted by MissTreated
tying 2 flies of the same bug, but different stages.

Okay- I've got the nymph stage done. Anyone know how big a damselfly egg is?


A size 26 or 28 MIGHT be close lol

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Okay, wise guys, the girls are coming over for brunch. We'll figure something and make a post. Sheesh! crazy


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