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JUNE 2008 OUTING - KEEWAYDIN ISLAND
 
Bill Sutton searching for snook Keewaydin Island looking north
 
Snook with fly Snook being released
MAY 2008 OUTING - ESTERO BAY
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Rich Uhlig and Tom Nolte
DECEMBER 2007 OUTING - ISLE OF CAPRI
 
Bill Schoenemann and Ralph Pike set to go Alan Kuhre with a redfish
NOVEMBER 2007 OUTING - DING DARLING NWR
 
Tom Nolte Alan Kuhre
AUGUST 2007 OUTING - KEEWAYDIN ISLAND
 
Some headed north in search of snook Tom Shaw and his wife headed south
 
Bill Schoenemann casts into the surf while Joe Swaja works the shore line
 
Ralph Pike with a Jack Crevelle Charlie Korzen back at the dock
KIDS FISHING CLINIC - JUNE 9, 2007
 
Fly tying demonstrations were a big hit
 
March 2007 Outing - Everglades National Park
 
Ralph Pike and J.V. Williams on the ride out. Launching from the mother ship.
 
Chokoloskee Charter's mother ship Alan Kuhre rigs up
 
Everglades National Park End of day discussion with Capt Charles Wright
Bonita
 
Alan Kuhre near Wiggins Pass
SNOOK
Rich Uhlig
 
Ray Sliter Charlie Korzen
Charlie Korzen
REDFISH
 
Charlie Korzen Ray Sliter
Ray Sliter
SEATROUT
 
Mike Francis Alan Kuhre
Backyard fishing when time is short
 
Jack Crevelle Mangrove Snapper
Sheephead
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Keewaydin Inland - South Migrating Stingrays Keewaydin Island - North
 
Estero Bay and Local Fisherman 10,000 Islands and another Local Fisherman
  
Wiggins Pass
East Cape Canoe Company - Gladesman model
 
Gladesman front deck interior and storage under front deck
 
Custom Gheenoe
UV Bait Fish Pattern
Fly and instructions by Mike Franz at the May 2008 meeting.
Hook: Size to match bait, either regular, long or keel style hook shanks
Thread: White
Tail: UV Crystal Flash, Ostrich Herl, Marabou, or Combos
Body: UV Polar Chenille
Head: White EP fibers
Eyes: Prismatic Eyes
Tying instructions
1. Attach thread forward of point, wind thread to hang over barb
2. Tie in tail of choice
3. Attach UV Polar Chenille
4. Advance thread to hook eye and back 3/8 inch
5. Palmer Chenille forward and tie in
6. Tie in white EP fibers top and pull down over hook eye and secure even with top
7. Tie in Second bundle of EP fibers to complete head
8. Glue on Prismatic Eyes
9. Coat head as desired
10. Trim and Brush out fly
PREY PATTERNS
The following four flies were tied by Aaron Adams, PhD., at the October 2006
meeting. The flies represent four types of prey found in southwest Florida
Backwaters: Gobies, Killifish (aka mudminnows), Toadfish, and Fiddler Crabs.
 
Gobies Killifish
 
Toadfish Fiddler Crab
SNOOK FLY PATTERNS
DT
TARPON FLY PATTERNS
TOAD
BAITFISH FLY PATTERNS
 
EP BAITFISH CLOUSER DEEP MINNOW
Bill Sutton's son with Northern Pike, Manitoba
FFF EXPO MARCH 2008 - LAKELAND, FLORIDA
 
Fly casting demonstration by Steve Rajeff Fly casting demonstration by Doug Richards
 
Guide Ivan, Jim Worden and Alan Parker in Andros Alan Kuhre bonefishing at Bahia Honda
 
Leeland and Marles Frankman in Northern Mongolia - Taimen
 
Ray Sliter Upstate New York Trout and Smallmouth Bass
 
Leland Frankman and wife - Alaska Salmon Leland's wife in Quebec - Atlantic Salmon
Sax Kendrick - Christmas Island Bonefish
 
Bill Sutton - Louisiana Redfish Harry Yepsen - Louisiana Redfish
 
Leland Frankman and wife - Tasmaninan Trout Tom Brown - Louisiana Redfish
 
Larry Winston - Long Island Bluefish Larry Winston - Long Island Striped Bass
Scott Silver - Andros - Bonefish
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Alan Kuhre - Andros - Bonefish Jim Worden - Andros - Bonefish
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