Mark Lutz

Count me in...however I may need some assitance as I don't really know what or how to tie much. If that's ok I'll be there

Looks quite inviting! I would assume very wadable in summer?

thanks already on the calendar.

I hope to aspire to your talent some day. I am looking forward to possibly seeing you at the next Bass Bugger event.

Very Nice Tom

_{Terry, did the guy buy this SUnday as originally planned?}

_{If not, please give me a shout.}

_Thanks

Tim, is this still available? I have a brother very interested in it.

Where abouts are you located, and when would you be avaialble for a viewing?

Thanks

Tom

Your flys are nothing short of professional. Neat design.

Do you give private lessons? I would love to learn the crayfish design you used before as well.

You will have plenty of time as the winter chill settles in.

Too funny, sounds familiar, I busted mine earlier this late summer. Hoping Santa is nice and replaces it.

Feel free to give me a ring if you have some time to get out again.

I assume you are the Eugene I met on Monday?

Can someone lend a hand? Other than Cabela's, Gander and Bass Pro, are there other local shop (Fox Valley area) that sell fly tying materials?

Also is there a good online source as well?

Thanks

JOhn

What time and the address please.

Thanks

Jonn called me to tell me the new In-Fisherman has a smallmouth article by Steve Quinn. Jonn said in the article, Steve spends two paragraphs talking about the ISA and it's fishermen and more importantly the great work the ISA is doing in conservation. That was really nice of him. Great recognition in a national publication.

 

Kudos to Scott who first opened the dialogue (a long time back) between the ISA and the In-Fisherman staff. That relationship has benefited the ISA well. Matt Straw was the biggest draw we ever had at the Blowout and their staff has hooked us up with major manufacturers who have donated to the Blowout.

 

If someone has the mag, they should write the paragraphs in here for all to see.

Neat. I just visited the Paddle and Trail this week myself with the same idea in mind.

I am torn between the Wilderness Commander 120 Angler and the Native Watercraft Ultimate 120 Angler. Both very similar and both support standing.

What made you pull the trigger on the Commander? Have you had it out yet?

Hopefully I will have something by month end.

mad genius!