Saturday, September 30, 2006
Some tying Tonite
This is an Orange Parson, it's tied on a 4/0 Noble S style blind eye hook that was
hand made for me by Matt Inman. Matt, wonderful hook!! Thank you!
Hope you like it!
Friday, September 29, 2006
Evening Star
Working on New Association Website
Well I've had a few days off since leaving my old job and waiting for the new one to start. I've been playing with a new website design for the Nova Scotia Fly Tyer's Association. An Association that I founded in the Winter of 2005.
Here's our official logo, designed by my friend Jesse Samson, Jesse built the first site, but like all things change is needed eventually.
I hope to get it active soon for all to see.
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Arial view of Cheticamp. The community is surrunded by mountains. Because
of its unique topography, the area is famous for some of the strongest winds
in the world. At times, roofs have even been lifted right off of buildings by the
fierce south-east winds called the suĂȘte, a spring-time wind storm that can
generate winds in excess of 200 km per. The location was initially chosen by
fishermen because the area is ideal for landing and drying fish. The harbour
was at one time one of the deepest in the area. It is still a major fishing port.
of its unique topography, the area is famous for some of the strongest winds
in the world. At times, roofs have even been lifted right off of buildings by the
fierce south-east winds called the suĂȘte, a spring-time wind storm that can
generate winds in excess of 200 km per. The location was initially chosen by
fishermen because the area is ideal for landing and drying fish. The harbour
was at one time one of the deepest in the area. It is still a major fishing port.
Where we are moving
Monday, September 25, 2006
Well it's been awhile since I posted anything, things have been pretty busy, haven't done much tying at all. I've been sick a week and a half and starting to shake it a bit, that time of year.
I've also been working on landing another job and as of today I'm finished working for EDS Canada and start in the next few weeks a new exciting career as a Call Centre Manager with another Company. I'll be moving at the end of October about 200 km's further up Cape Breton Island to a Town called Cheticamp and I'm looking forward to next years Salmon Season.
Here's some pictures from my week-end fishing trip with my father and uncle.
This is a shot of our Clubs Camp. A shot of my Dad landing a fish while my uncle
plays another, double header!!!
All in all we had a great trip, good food, good laughs and good fishing!!! Thanks for doing all the
dishes guys!!!!
I've also been working on landing another job and as of today I'm finished working for EDS Canada and start in the next few weeks a new exciting career as a Call Centre Manager with another Company. I'll be moving at the end of October about 200 km's further up Cape Breton Island to a Town called Cheticamp and I'm looking forward to next years Salmon Season.
Here's some pictures from my week-end fishing trip with my father and uncle.
This is a shot of our Clubs Camp. A shot of my Dad landing a fish while my uncle
plays another, double header!!!
All in all we had a great trip, good food, good laughs and good fishing!!! Thanks for doing all the
dishes guys!!!!
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Been Awhile
Tuesday, September 05, 2006
Green Highlander
Some more tying time today.
Here's a Green Highlander I tied, it's sitting on a 12" long
Speckled Kori Bustard feather. I used Hen Saddle for the
body and throat hackle and really like the fullness of the hackle
compared to that of the Salmon Fly Cock Necks that we
usually use for the hackle.
Flies like this are available via my website and ebay store
Ebay Store
My Website
Thanks for stopping by.
Monday, September 04, 2006
New Fly Tonight
Well I got some more time to tie a few flies today, did a Lady Amherst for the NSSA Fundraiser that's shipping out with the Buried Treasure Spey Flies in the next few days.
Also did up this fly, The Double White Winged Ackroyd Spey, kinda like the way this one turned out. It's for sale now on Ebay-Click Here!!
There's another one with half a body sitting in the vise now, but it's almost 11:30pm, think that's it for the tying today.
Completed my first lesson for the Outdoor Writing Course I'm taking, submitted my first story and the answers to the quiz. Hopefully it comes back with good critique and good marks!!
Have a great night!
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