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Submitted by Christopher M Vargo on

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All good, but for the serious dubbers, perhaps consider a container with a paper or cloth filter and pumping in compressed air...from a compressor not canned air. Just made one and its a serious dubbing machine...yarn into dubbing by the cubic foot in minutes. try missouriflies industrial dubbing blender for images and how too.

Submitted by Neal Sims on

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Actually, I've taken the tour at the Sage factory twice and watched the women wrap guides. They do all alignment of guides by eye, and it only takes about 30 seconds.

Submitted by Dennis Gambill on

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Is the "Sipping Dry" out on purchasable video? My son and I used to fishing the Missouri a number of years ago. he lives in New York now and I'd love to be able to purchase a couple of the DVD's of this film. Please let me know. Thanks. Dennis Gambill

Submitted by Erik 1737246336 on

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A friend of mine almost drowned when he fell into a river a couple of years ago. He had to undo his waders while under water. It was a very close call. He made it, but only to be diagnosed with cancer. He died within the next year. I sometimes wish he'd drowned that day. Be careful, yes, but don't think you can manage the future.

Submitted by Teresa de Grosbois on

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Hey David! Get well soon my friend.

"Game fish are too valuable to only be caught once." Lee Wulff

Submitted by G Gazin on

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"If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles." - Doug Larson

Get well soon!

Submitted by leeroy on

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Wishing you well and all the best :)
"My biggest worry is that my wife (when I'm dead) will sell my fishing gear for what I said I paid for it." Koos Brandt

Submitted by Nicolas Liu on

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Be patient and calm - for no one can catch fish in anger. - Herbert Hoover

Submitted by Greg Bepper on

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This is one type of fishing I have always wanted to try... Hope ya get well soon David, cheers M8

Submitted by Guillermo on

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"If fishing is interfering with your business, give up your business." Sparse Grey Hackle

Submitted by Leia D on

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"It is not how abundant nor how considerable our catch be, but rather to the sport, and manner in which our quarry, the noble trout is angled."-J.B. Martin
Get well soon David!

Submitted by Bill Lazdowski on

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May you have a swift transition and a record breaker on your line!

Submitted by Bang Gowes on

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Get well soon David. Remember: "Be patient and calm - for no one can catch fish in anger." - Herbert Hoover 

Submitted by Authentic Seac… on

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Beautiful flies, David. Being in one of Nova Scotia's best fly fishing regions, we appreciate your work. Slàinte mhor! Wishing you great health. Doug at the Authentic Seacoast

Submitted by Oleg on

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Very beautiful and interesting specimens. I think that effectively attract fish.

Submitted by Liz Pullen on

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I hope you will be feeling better soon! ; )

"I have fished through fishless days that I remember happily without regret." - Roderick Haig-Brown

Submitted by Sarah Wilson on

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Welcome home! You have a gorgeous place to work and that has to be good for the soul. It will be extra sweet right now, I am sure. Feel better, tie well.

Submitted by Lindy on

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Here's to your speedy recovery and a happy return to the world of tying flies!

Submitted by Laura Sykes on

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When you get home from hospital, sit down, listen to Schubert's Trout Quintet, pour yourself your favourite drink and open up a copy of J R Hartley's 'The Art of Fly Fishing' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._R._Hartley) I challenge you to feel anything other than relaxed and smiling.

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