Hi all,
I just wanted to say hi and introduce myself to this cool board.
I may be a newbie on this board because it's a recent dicovery, but I am not a newbie to steel. I hooked my first steel in '77 and I've been at it since.
You may ask yourself, what is a vodoofly? Hey it's me and you! I tie my patterns listening to Jimi and Deep Purple. Therefore, I have a connection to my brothers in WA and England. Just now I've finished tying some leech type paterns listening to "little wing" and countless others to "machine head". You can guess that I like to use black and purple in my patterns! Anyways, good to know my fellow steelheaders. Please don't dis me because I'm Great Lakes. I am hard core! I was out last Friday and it was like dipping candles out there. You hardcores know what I mean. Every cast adding another layer of ice. It's a beech fly fishing when everything ices up in -5 below wind chill. In no time it was like casting a 400 grain sinker using a float line. Anyways, just wanted to say hi and thank the Great River spirit.
vodoofly
I just wanted to say hi and introduce myself to this cool board.
I may be a newbie on this board because it's a recent dicovery, but I am not a newbie to steel. I hooked my first steel in '77 and I've been at it since.
You may ask yourself, what is a vodoofly? Hey it's me and you! I tie my patterns listening to Jimi and Deep Purple. Therefore, I have a connection to my brothers in WA and England. Just now I've finished tying some leech type paterns listening to "little wing" and countless others to "machine head". You can guess that I like to use black and purple in my patterns! Anyways, good to know my fellow steelheaders. Please don't dis me because I'm Great Lakes. I am hard core! I was out last Friday and it was like dipping candles out there. You hardcores know what I mean. Every cast adding another layer of ice. It's a beech fly fishing when everything ices up in -5 below wind chill. In no time it was like casting a 400 grain sinker using a float line. Anyways, just wanted to say hi and thank the Great River spirit.
vodoofly