Ted P

Will do. Thanks.

I goofed. Okay Noon to four . Will there be anyone else? Will all the materials be in the booth?

I can work Friday. Would like to work from 10 to 4 if possible.

Ted Peterson

Thanks for the description and steps to make this fly. As a beginner fly tier this is a big help.

Thanks again.

As a novice fly tier I appreciate the pictures and material info.

Thanks.

I can work on Friday the 25th starting at 2:00.

Ted Peterson

Thanks for putting your new flies on the web site. I am a novice tier and appreciate these ideas. Looks somewhat what a Whitlock good enough craw. Thanks. I look forward to your other new creations.

Thanks for the post. As a novice fly tier and fly fisherman it is nice to see some patterns that ISA members are using. I can use all the help I can get.

my computer is back running. i will be lining up the workers for the rosemont show its jan 26,27, 28 and 29th the first two days are 2-8pm set up would be that morning. post up yoour preffered time to work rich

my computer is back running. i will be lining up the workers for the rosemont show its jan 26,27, 28 and 29th the first two days are 2-8pm set up would be that morning. post up yoour preffered time to work rich

I would be available to work Friday the 27th. What time do you have to be there for set up. I could help until around 5:00pm

Ted Peterson

tedp@vtpeterson.com

I can help part of the day if this is tomorrow 4/30. Where are the locations and times and what do I need to bring?

Ted Peterson

tedp@vtpeterson.com

Whoever is in charge of our booth in the show, are you looking for volunter's to help man the booth? I would be able to help out on the 29th during the day. Please reply to tedp@vtpeterson.com

Spent the afternoon at Al Capone's Hideaway enjoying lunch courtesy of America's Outdoor Show promoter Jim Sugarman and show director Jim Grandt. The prime rib was excellent. A great opportunity to spend social time with so many friends in the business.

 

Is ISA going to have a booth at the show this year?

Ted Peterson

How do we get the parking and admission passes?

Ted Peterson

tedp@vtpeterson.com

By the way, any members who work the show for us will get in the show free, and we will pay for your parking.

I will work on Saturday the 10-3 slot.

Ted P

The ISA will have a booth at the 'Rosemont' sport show.

http://www.americasoutdoorshow.com/

 

Wed,1/27 2 PM - 9:30 PM Rich M Ed LaRocca Dick G

 

Thur,1/28 2 PM - 9:30 PM Steve K Eugene C Stan Z

 

Fri, 1/29 2 PM - 9:30 PM Gordon(til 5or6) Steve K Tim U

 

Sat,1/30 10 AM - 8 PM (2 shifts 10-3, 3-8) 10-3 Ted P ______ , 3-8 ______ ______

 

Sun,1/31 10 AM - 6 PM Don R Dick G _______

 

 

Please respond below if you are able to help out. Let's fill in the blanks!

 

Gordon P will work the booth on Friday. Dick G will fill in as needed. Dick will most likely be involved with initial set-up and the break-down on Sunday. I'll also fill in as needed. A minimum of two ISA volunteers should be at the booth on each shift. Three volunteers for each shift is ideal. This gives each member a chance to take a break or to see the show.

 

Many thanks in advance for all volunteer work done for the ISA.

I will be there. Do you have directions? Also what time do we need to be there?

Ted Peterson

I can attend on 5/16. Exactly where and what time do we meet.

Ted Peterson

tedp@vtpeterson.com

Hey ISA'ers,

 

I received a voice mail from Vera Bojic. She said only 3 people signed up for the May 16th program. They may have to cancel this, unless at least 5 or more other members step up and commit to participate.

 

Mark O'Donnell

I will be glad to attend. Exactly where do we meet and at what time.

Ted Peterson

tedp@vtpeterson.com

Hey ISA'ers,

 

I received a voice mail from Vera Bojic. She said only 3 people signed up for the May 16th program. They may have to cancel this, unless at least 5 or more other members step up and commit to participate.

 

Mark O'Donnell

What is this aobut perhaps I can take part in it. I am a relatively new member and am not sure what this entails. Pleae fill me in.

Ted Peterson

tedp@vtpeterson.com

I was on the river for a little while today with no luck. I got hung up on rocks several times, and every time, I used the "banjo pluck" to free my spinning bait. It's second nature now, but a few years ago I would have tugged and tugged til my line broke. I'm not sure where I got the "banjo pluck" tip, but it's one of the best I've ever gotten.

 

What's the best tip you've gotten? (other than the three horse in the ninth race)