One of the best fly tying materials

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Ron Troversial Clay

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• May 9, 2004

• #1

And that is of course seals fur.

Thank goodness for the seal clubbers. The substitutes were no damn good at all. All those of you who dress their own flies have now the chance to stock up on this superb material.

Not only that, the stocks of sea fish will improve.

Hurray.

 

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ED (The ORIGINAL and REAL one)

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• May 9, 2004

• #2

I believe that the blood stained bits are the best...
just the right colour for tying a 'Bloody Butcher'

Ron
How about starting a seal clubbers club ??

I've got an american baseball bat with a nail through it you can borrow if you want ..

 

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jason fisher

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• May 9, 2004

• #3

A lot better way to save sea fish stock would be to go out and sink a few factory ships. you could quadruple the ammount of seals then and the fish stock levels would still increase.

 

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Frothey

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• May 9, 2004

• #4

wouldnt be able to tie some decent flies then though jason

 

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• May 9, 2004

• #5

Frothy,
Have you ever tried tying a fly up? It's not as easy as it looks mate, they won't keep their legs still for one thing.

 

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Frothey

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• May 9, 2004

• #6

you'd be suprised....or then maybe not.

i once did work experience in a shop in canterbury that Charles Jardine used to frequent...gave me a few pointers......

i only ever bought 1 of a fly. then i copied it. if its complicated to tie, it probably isnt that effective..........

 

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The Monk

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• May 9, 2004

• #7

Thank goodness for the seal clubbers.

never seen a seal in a club yet?

 

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Frothey

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• May 10, 2004

• #8

didnt he do that song killer? not my cup of tea, but clubbing him to deaths a bit harsh...

 

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Nick Austin 2

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• May 18, 2004

• #9

your right RON... it is a good thing that those important materials are available again!...
























try again mate!