Modern Flies of Italy

Trout don't like this stuff With nearly 800 lightning fires popping in California this week, I didn’t have time to do anything other than answer the pager, hoping vainly that I would be able to sleep at some point.

Sleep wasn’t in the cards, but in between tasks I was able to track down the source of the European competition rods mentioned in the Fish and Fly article of last week.

Modern Flies of Italy appears to be one of the vendors. The “Lamina” referenced in the articles only turned up reels from the BFR (British Fly Reel) company, additional sleuthing yielded the above vendor.

I always check the fly section just to see what’s in vogue on other continents, but the rods looked most worthy.

Current exchange rate is 1.56 dollars per Euro, in case you’re interested.

Bear with me, more lightning is due Wednesday so I’ll be less able to post. Those contemplating a weekend trip to the mountains should consult both fire maps and road closures, as much of Northern California is under some sort of restriction.

Current fire maps are available at the USGS fire planning tool. You may want to check the boundaries to see what’s burned over, or about to..

Them “blueliners” over at the Trout Underground have chosen to flee the state, leaving us pedestrian Brownliner’s to defend life and property.

4 thoughts on “Modern Flies of Italy

  1. SMJ

    Sorry to hear you’re so busy. I’ve been getting reports that the shad fishing is still good. I hope you get out again before the run is over.

  2. Kbarton10

    The central valley air has been so bad that standing around fishing will be very uncomfortable.

    There’s a fire north of Sacto, and a second southwest of us – and enough smoke in the air to make your chest hurt.

    I’ve been deskbound indoors – but folks that suffer asthma or related issues shouldn’t be out at all.

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  4. Mary Waithira Ndung'u

    Hello,

    My name is Mary Waithira Ndungu.

    Am the marketing manager of the LURE BAITS CO.

    I got your contacts info from your website this morning and decided to contact you immediately for we are very intereted with doing business with you.

    We manufacture ARTIFICIAL FISHING FLIES and can dress traditional and contemporaly patterns on any supplied samples or specifications.

    We mostly tie our flies with the best chemically sharpened hooks direct from DAIRICHI Manufactures.However, we can use any hooks of your own choice among the Korean make, and O. Mustard & Sons Inc type.

    We also have very good contacts of material shops in both United States and Canada . We are therefore writting to inform you that we would be highly interested to supply you with our WORLD CLASS FLIES eg, Wets, Nymphs, Dries, Lures, Salmons, Saltwaters, Bas-bugs & Pikes.

    We are certainly sure that you are the only best located in your region to distribute our QUALITY products even beyond your region.

    If you are interested, we can prepare a selection package of our best samples Trout patterns and submmit to you so that you can see the quality of our work. Just advice us your adress and phone number.

    We take Credit card, Electronic Card, Paypal for payments if you choose to use that line.

    We sell all our flies at a wholesale price in us Britain Pounds per one dozen (12 ) pieces as follows ;

    All Std Nymphs & Wet flies @ .90 Pounds

    All Beadhead Nymphs @ 1.20 Pounds

    All Standard Dry Flies @ 1.10 Pounds

    All Midges, Mayflies @ 1. 30 Pounds

    All Eggs & Jiggs @ 3.00 Pounds

    All Muddlers & Hoppers @ 2.00 Pounds

    All Streamers,Muddlers @ 2.80 Pounds

    All BeadHead Streamers @ 2.50 Pounds

    All Salmons, @ 3.50 Pounds

    All Epoxed Saltwaters Flies @ 5.50 Pounds

    Plain Saltwater Flies @ 5.00 Pounds

    All Bus-bags & Pikes @ 8.00 Pounds

    Prices also available in $US. These covers hooks, materials, and labour.

    Please Reply And Advice

    Kind Regards,

    Mary Waithira Ndung’u
    LURE BAITS CO,

    Proprietor.

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