From another group:

http://www.musimond.com.istemp.com/

On Mar 10, 7:43 pm, Dan wrote:
From another group:

http://www.musimond.com.istemp.com/



And the seller has only (2) feedbacks from two years ago, as a buyer
only.

I think this chap has had his ebay dentity stolen.

but $3100. bucks for a lure?

Pretty inviting..

?:

On 10 Mar 2007 18:03:50 -0800, "Tim" wrote:

On Mar 10, 7:43 pm, Dan wrote:
From another group:

http://www.musimond.com.istemp.com/



And the seller has only (2) feedbacks from two years ago, as a buyer
only.

I think this chap has had his ebay dentity stolen.

but $3100. bucks for a lure?

Pretty inviting..

?:

I have a good friend who does fishing flies with a catch - they are
true-to-life models of the insect tied on hooks.

True works of art, he had one sell at auction in New York for $5,000.
It was a mayfly mounted in a cherry wood frame with a magnifying glass
in the middle to view the fly.

He often sells his flies framed for $1,000 or more depending on the
particular bug. He also does life cycle presentations of bugs.

He's a real artist - also helps that he's one hell of a fisherman.

Yeah, well, I got one, and the fish hate it.Worst $3100 I ever spent on a
fishing lure. Maybe a couple of rows of emeralds (natural, not lab),
surrounding the diamonds might help. Oh... lose the yella gold... bass like
platinum!

--Mike

"Tim" wrote in message
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On Mar 10, 7:43 pm, Dan wrote:
From another group:

http://www.musimond.com.istemp.com/



And the seller has only (2) feedbacks from two years ago, as a buyer
only.

I think this chap has had his ebay dentity stolen.

but $3100. bucks for a lure?

Pretty inviting..

?: