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International Fly Tyers Symposium


By Martin Joergensen

The International Fly Tyers Symposium in New Jersey 1996 featured a lot of well known tyers. Here just a few of the impressive list.

Jan Siman
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 Chuck Echer
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 Oliver Edwards
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 Bas Verschoor
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Chris Helm
(34 KB)
 Mike Martinek
(47 KB)
 Roman Moser
(52 KB)
 Kieran Frye
(47 KB)


Jeff 'Bear' Andrews
and Bob Mead
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 Jan Siman
and Larry Clemens
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 Bob Perry and Hans Weilenmann
(34 KB)
 Gary Borger and Lawrence Waldron
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From: Bob Mead · rmead1·at·nycap.rr.com
Submitted June 10th 2009

My goodness, only 13 years ago, and how young we all look! Thanks for still having this posted. Warmest regards, Bob



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