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Old 05-03-2011, 10:39 AM
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1. Icefever
2. Tacklerunner probably a minnow pattern
3. Fish Hunter 7 size 12 green leech
4. gonefishing
5. WillyOneStyle evil weavil
6. Dekker59 size 10 stimmy
7. Chubbdarter Blindman Stone (puddlebubble)
8. matt04 size 14 caddis
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Ken you started this so you have to be in.
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Old 05-03-2011, 10:41 AM
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Put ken in and call it a bakers dozen
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Old 05-03-2011, 10:42 AM
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Ken you started this so you have to be in.
No, I am good like I said have done 2 already. A dozen is the perfect number, you guys run with it and have fun. Make sure you post some pics!
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Old 05-03-2011, 10:53 AM
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Too late... you're in Ken.

The forum only allows me to send 10 PMs every 30 minutes so instructions have been sent to 1 through 10. 11 - 13 will follow shortly.
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Old 05-03-2011, 11:36 AM
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im a bit slow...so just to clarify

we send TR 13 flys and a sase
he then does the sorting and puts the flys in the envelope we sent him and mails it back to each person
my question is how does a fly like a dry make it in a envelope with CP?
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Old 05-03-2011, 12:04 PM
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im a bit slow...so just to clarify

we send TR 13 flys and a sase
he then does the sorting and puts the flys in the envelope we sent him and mails it back to each person
my question is how does a fly like a dry make it in a envelope with CP?
I agree. I've been thinking about the packaging. I've got a bunch of small hook boxes and such that I was going to use to send them back to you so a self addressed stamped envelope is going to be a waste of a stamp.

Also once I know where everybody is located I will deliver some locally and mail the ones that are located up north in a small box. I have no problem covering the cost of shipping them out but you guys will need to figure out how to get them to me in good shape.
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Old 05-03-2011, 12:19 PM
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Since I am ordering some flies from a local company I will see about getting them shipped directly to you so that you get them quickly.
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Old 05-03-2011, 12:21 PM
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I agree. I've been thinking about the packaging. I've got a bunch of small hook boxes and such that I was going to use to send them back to you so a self addressed stamped envelope is going to be a waste of a stamp.

Also once I know where everybody is located I will deliver some locally and mail the ones that are located up north in a small box. I have no problem covering the cost of shipping them out but you guys will need to figure out how to get them to me in good shape.
what if we send the 13 in a small fly box or tupper ware in one of those canada post bubble envelopes. while a person is at the PO and gets the price for the package the person can purchase another bubble/lope which is self addressed and paid for and send it inside the envelope with the flys. Then theres no cost to you and flys arrive safe. Everyone then gets their container back .
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Since I am ordering some flies from a local company I will see about getting them shipped directly to you so that you get them quickly.
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what if we send the 13 in a small fly box or tupper ware in one of those canada post bubble envelopes. while a person is at the PO and gets the price for the package the person can purchase another bubble/lope which is self addressed and paid for and send it inside the envelope with the flys. Then theres no cost to you and flys arrive safe. Everyone then gets their container back .
I think about guys like FH7 who have to incur the cost of getting them to me as it is. I will send them back in the containers that they come in but I don't want to force anyone to send a prepaid return envelope. So I will take them however each individual wants to get them to me and do what I need to to get them back to everyone.
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I think about guys like FH7 who have to incur the cost of getting them to me as it is. I will send them back in the containers that they come in but I don't want to force anyone to send a prepaid return envelope. So I will take them however each individual wants to get them to me and do what I need to to get them back to everyone.
i'll stick a little money in my envelope to help with costs....you shouldnt be stuck with the whole expense
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Old 05-03-2011, 12:45 PM
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another question for you northern participants....do you have stoneflies up there....if not i can tie up something else....beadhead pheasant tail nymph?
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i'll stick a little money in my envelope to help with costs....you shouldnt be stuck with the whole expense
Ok you are very generous as it is with all the gear you gave away. If you feel like you must, do so. And to the rest of the participants, don't feel obligated to pre-arrange the return of your flies. I am happy to take care of that.

There are some flies coming that will do just fine in a regular envelope in order to get them to me such as FH7's san juan worms so that will help cut costs for some of the senders.
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Old 05-03-2011, 12:51 PM
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Another thing is maybe we'll have to hook up with FH7 on the Bow one day and show him how to catch rainbows and maybe he will be generous enough to deliver some packages in and around the Red Deer area.
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Another thing is maybe we'll have to hook up with FH7 on the Bow one day and show him how to catch rainbows and maybe he will be generous enough to deliver some packages in and around the Red Deer area.
i'll bring a pen and paper to get a autograph
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i'll bring a pen and paper to get a autograph
Maybe you can get a signed copy of his book.......
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Maybe you can get a signed copy of his book.......

shut up...im having a private moment with maries's picture.....lol
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shut up...im having a private moment with maries's picture.....lol
Hey i need that picture back............LOL
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Hey i need that picture back............LOL
its a little wrinkly
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another question for you northern participants....do you have stoneflies up there....if not i can tie up something else....beadhead pheasant tail nymph?
I think there are stoneflies up here in the Grande Prairie area? Why did I tie so many stoneflies this winter?
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Hmmm that's funny she said the same about you...........
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Hmmm that's funny she said the same about you...........
you donkeyswapper....lol
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I just used a thin piece of foam in the envelope to send the flies. The ones I got back were in a little plastic zip loc bag
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what if we send the 13 in a small fly box or tupper ware in one of those canada post bubble envelopes. while a person is at the PO and gets the price for the package the person can purchase another bubble/lope which is self addressed and paid for and send it inside the envelope with the flys. Then theres no cost to you and flys arrive safe. Everyone then gets their container back .
I moved too slow to join this swap - oh well, next time!

Just a word of advice on your containers. Make sure that your containers plus envelope are less than 20mm thick to qualify as oversize lettermail. That requires a $1.25 stamp for most shipments. Anything thicker qualifies as small parcel and won't be delivered...found that out the hard way!
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I moved too slow to join this swap - oh well, next time!

Just a word of advice on your containers. Make sure that your containers plus envelope are less than 20mm thick to qualify as oversize lettermail. That requires a $1.25 stamp for most shipments. Anything thicker qualifies as small parcel and won't be delivered...found that out the hard way!
never too late to accept some donated flys by one of our great sponsors. i've bought quite a few dozen from you folks and been very happy with both your quality and quick delivery. how about some "ugly bugs"?

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Another thing is maybe we'll have to hook up with FH7 on the Bow one day and show him how to catch rainbows and maybe he will be generous enough to deliver some packages in and around the Red Deer area.
sadly only 4 bows caught out of the bow....but i do know how to get and hook 30 inch browns consistanly!
as for the reddeer area where are you guys looking at? sylvan? BMR?

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How much money do we send along with our SASE
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How much money do we send along with our SASE
1. Icefever
2. Tacklerunner probably a minnow pattern
3. Fish Hunter7 SJWx2
4. gonefishing
5. WillyOneStyle evil weavil
6. Dekker59 size 10 stimmy
7. Chubbdarter Blindman Stone (puddlebubble)
8. matt04 size 14 caddis
9. daceminnow junior size 10 studdler
10. Pudelpointer
11. Jigsaw Foam
12. Fishingmom
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1. Icefever
2. Tacklerunner probably a minnow pattern
3. Fish Hunter7 SJWx2
4. gonefishin- summer duck chironomid
5. WillyOneStyle evil weavil
6. Dekker59 size 10 stimmy
7. Chubbdarter Blindman Stone (puddlebubble)
8. matt04 size 14 caddis
9. daceminnow junior size 10 studdler
10. Pudelpointer
11. Jigsaw Foam
12. Fishingmom
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Hey If Anyone Drops please let me know im not to sure on how they work but i can tie up a dozen flies in no time If someone drops please let me know i have never been in on this and would love to try it. Thanks PM me
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I have gotten several pm's from guys saying the wish they had gotten in, just start another thread!

Call it 2011 fly swap 2
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