Friday, July 22, 2005

Scotties Flies - Some Great Designs - Check It Out

Scotties Flies.: "Covering all areas from TOOWOOMBA down to the SNOWIES.
ALSO, NOW COVERING PARTS of THE USA, CANADA and HOLLAND.
There are 3 qualified instructors, on this site in the TWEED HEADS and the BRISBANE areas of Australia . We can answer all your questions and give you the hints that we have picked up from over forty years + flytying and fishing for every species of fish you could ever want. We also have a couple of very experienced
fly tiers and fly fishers reporting from the USA and CANADA.
'Larry Gibbs', is our manager over in the US of A. Larry, looks after all the members, who live in that part of the world. He is a delegate for the F.F.F. in his area. He ties extrordinary flies, and also has time to do all the graphics on both web pages.
If you fish in 'Canada', ' Romeo Rancourt ', is the man on the spot !!. 'Romeo', keeps us informed of what's happening in CANADA. His own site, The Fly Fishing Bug, (see below), is well worth visiting, and or joining !!!!
Age doesn't matter as long as you are keen to learn or you are experienced.Just remember this site is ' G ' rated so keep it clean.
You can get my other site on http://groups.msn.com/ScottiesCustomFlies and by the way ' HAVE a NICE DAY '/
Allthough similar it gives more of the reports of fishing areas. It also has more pictures of flies we tie and the recipes to tie them.
Why not send your photos along for us all to see !!! Remember we all had to start somewhere !!
If you are interested in fly swaps let us know, also let us know where you live and there maybe another member living near you.Who could join up and be a fishing partner. Its up to you.!!!
This is easily accomplished with CSS. Remember that the site is for everyones enjoyment so have a go!!!"


It is always interesting to check out somebody else's flies. Well done, Scotty.

Great News - Youth Forestry and Wildlife Camp Includes Fly Fishing Training - In Oklahoma

Oklahoma Youth Forestry and Wildlife Camp Main Page: "Oklahoma's award winning Youth Forestry and Wildlife Camp exists to increase the awareness of forest and wildlife resources in Oklahoma's youth. The camp provides youth with an opportunity to learn about the natural environment and to explore a variety of careers in forestry, wildlife, recreation, and related natural resource fields.

While enjoying the out-of-doors, campers will explore natural resource management and the issues affecting these resources through a series of hands-on outdoor education programs given by professional natural resource managers. These programs include wildlife management, forest management, stream ecology, urban forestry, and multiple resource management. After a day of exploring the management of our natural resources, campers will enjoy entertaining and informative evening programs such as Camp Fires, Art in Nature, Outdoor Adventure Games, Wildlife Biographies, and Outdoor Safety. Of course there is also lots of time for swimming, boating, hiking, tubing, outdoor photography, flyfishing, volleyball, basketball, sporting clays, and making new friends from all over the state.

The camp is located at group camp #2 in Beaver's Bend State Park near Broken Bow, Oklahoma in the heart of the Kiamichi Mountains. The camp facilities include air conditioned bunk houses, an air conditioned dining hall, hot water showers, basketball and volleyball courts, and an open air amphitheater. The camp's A-frame cabins are tucked away in a pine-hardwood forest filled with wildlife and surrounded by the cold crystal waters of the Lower Mountain Fork River, Oklahoma's premier trout stream."


I'm glad to see that 13-16 year olds are being given a chance to appreciate Fly Fishing. I'm sure some of these young people will find more rewards than "fish" in the experience.

And Why Do YOU Fly Fish? Think About It The Next Time You Are Out ...

flyfishing montana - tightline outfitters: "The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasion for hope.
John Buchan
Many men go fishing all their lives without knowing that it is not fish they after.
H. D. Thoreau
Man can learn a lot from fishing - when the fish are biting no problem in the world is big enough to be remembered.
Estache Deschamps "

These sayings really say it all ... timeless

Numazu Densen OJT: I introduce my homemade flies.

Numazu Densen OJT: I introduce my homemade flies.: "Thursday, July 21, 2005
I introduce my homemade flies.
This time, I introduce my homemade flies. From I started fly fishing, I have thought I want to try tying own flies some day. So, I bought tying gears little by little,�.tying book, tying vise, bird�s wing, color threads, �etc. Some of all things, tying vise, bird�s wing were little expensive. Actually, if I tried to tie, it was really fan. If I couldn�t make good, I want to make it better, next time. If I could make good, I want to make more,�.Anyway, I�m really fan. And I�m really happy when I can get trout by own make flies. But, I'm sorry. I cann't take their photos good."


Great Flies! Lots of credit to you, as you learn about a fascinating sport and practise your English at the same time! Fly fishing is truly international! Everybody from around the world can appreciate the flies you tie and the skill you are learning. Keep up the good work!