Fly boxes found- upper sac

[EricO]

Found a few fly boxes at Pollard Flat. Describe 'em accurately
with what's in 'em and I'll mail them out. PM me.

Here come the smart aleck responses...lol.

EO

[michaeln]

Not mine, but this is a very good thing you are doing. Bravo!

[EricO]

They sure are some nice ties...someone is missing good stuff!

[michaeln]

They sure are some nice ties...someone is missing good stuff!

OK, well, then they ARE mine! :D

[mikel]

EO...I emailed this to a couple of guide buddies up there. They may have heard someone sobbing in the bar.

Nice thing you're doing...a great example for others. If you have kids they can learn a lot about integrity from this stuff...-Mike

[huntindog]

squarish/rectangularish, couple dozen dries and a couple dozen nymphs..yep thats mine. :D

[fishbyfly]

You would think people would like the warm fuzzy feeling you get from being honest and nice! Thanks, keep it up, and teach the children!

[Rockman]

Mine are full of fur & feathers and have sharp points.:D I'll send my address.
Hope they find thier original owner. Your kindness will be rewarded with a very large wild trout.
I lost a huge one on the McCloud on Sunday.:sad:

[EricO]

squarish/rectangularish, couple dozen dries and a couple dozen nymphs..yep thats mine. :D

You are wise beyond your years Grasshopper....in the mail! ;)

[joshfish]

for this same reason i have my name and phone number on all my flyboxes.

[Woodman]

Definitely put name and phone on your boxes. This proves that most fly fishers will go to great lengths to get your gear back to you. I used to have an address label on all of them and I got one returned that I left on the upper part of Silver King Creek many years ago.

Also send in those warranty cards. I once found a butt section of a sage rod and tracked the owner down through the serial number...