What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Jack Black said:
Great pics Ron :) Hope we can all roam free again soon ;) :thumbsup:
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Thank you Jack! I sincerely hope we can too Jack! :) :thumbsup:

Jack Black said:
Caught up at last! :eek: :D Morning folks, not a regular weekend for most of us, but I hope you're safe and well, and find something to do :) You folks still working, put your feet up! :) :thumbsup:

My greedy threesome for today ;) :thumbsup:

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A great looking trio Jack! Be safe out there! :) :thumbsup:
 
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I usually avoid modifying my knives with a couple of exceptions. But the smooth bone 78 seemed to be the perfect pallet for scrimshaw. I sent this knife to a very talented artist named Linda Layden, and I love what she did to to this knife. It really captures my imagination and seems to adhere to the time honored tradition of seafaring knives.

So where am I in my top 14 GEC patterns; 15, 25, 35, 42, 43, 47, 72, 73, 74, 77, and 78. Three left to go.

Beautiful ebony knives @JohnDF ! Perhaps my single favorite cover of them all. I got a laugh out of your comment about Jack @Jack Black rejecting your Case Wharncliff Trapper as a NON Lambsfoot. He rides herd very closely, but I can understand why he does it. The Guardians thread is unique and one of the best. As I was forced to trim down my collection, I reluctantly had to let all of my Lambs go. Now, I dare not post anything suspect over there. I do miss the Guardians and peep in every once in a while. It is like reading a James Herriot novel and very much worthy of Jack’s zealous guardianship. I have Yorkshire on my short list to visit when things settle down.

Thanks @AnW , I know what you mean. If it is not done well, scrimshaw can look tacky.
 
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Leslie Tomville said:
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I usually avoid modifying my knives with a couple of exceptions. But the smooth bone 78 seemed to be the perfect pallet for scrimshaw. I sent this knife to a very talented artist named Linda Layden, and I love what she did to to this knife. It really captures my imagination and seems to adhere to the time honored tradition of seafaring knives.

So where am I in my top 14 GEC patterns; 15, 25, 35, 42, 43, 47, 72, 73, 74, 77, and 78. Three left to go.
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I'm not always a fan of scrimshaw, but this one looks awesome!
 
Decided to try making some venison jerky in the smoker. If it turns out well, I'll enjoy some with a nice, cold adult beverage this evening.

If the lawn dries out sufficiently I guess I'll cut it for the first time this year.

I'm Jonesing to get out trout fishing but I think I'm going to wait until the quarantine is loosened.

Hope all have a nice weekend.

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Leslie Tomville said:
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I usually avoid modifying my knives with a couple of exceptions. But the smooth bone 78 seemed to be the perfect pallet for scrimshaw. I sent this knife to a very talented artist named Linda Layden, and I love what she did to to this knife. It really captures my imagination and seems to adhere to the time honored tradition of seafaring knives.

So where am I in my top 14 GEC patterns; 15, 25, 35, 42, 43, 47, 72, 73, 74, 77, and 78. Three left to go.

Beautiful ebony knives @JohnDF ! Perhaps my single favorite cover of them all. I got a laugh out of your comment about Jack @Jack Black rejecting your Case Wharncliff Trapper as a NON Lambsfoot. He rides herd very closely, but I can understand why he does it. The Guardians thread is unique and one of the best. As I was forced to trim down my collection, I reluctantly had to let all of my Lambs go. Now, I dare not post anything suspect over there. I do miss the Guardians and peep in every once in a while. It is like reading a James Herriot novel and very much worthy of Jack’s zealous guardianship. I have Yorkshire on my list to visit when things settle down.

Thanks @AnW , I know what you mean. If it is not done well, scrimshaw can look tacky.
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Wow! That is some beautiful work.

I was just pondering doing some scrimming today, since it's going to be raining all weekend. I'm not so sure now. Anything I do sure won't compare.

Maybe I'll just work at putting a patina on this big Case.
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Leslie Tomville said:
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I usually avoid modifying my knives with a couple of exceptions. But the smooth bone 78 seemed to be the perfect pallet for scrimshaw. I sent this knife to a very talented artist named Linda Layden, and I love what she did to to this knife. It really captures my imagination and seems to adhere to the time honored tradition of seafaring knives.

So where am I in my top 14 GEC patterns; 15, 25, 35, 42, 43, 47, 72, 73, 74, 77, and 78. Three left to go.

Beautiful ebony knives @JohnDF ! Perhaps my single favorite cover of them all. I got a laugh out of your comment about Jack @Jack Black rejecting your Case Wharncliff Trapper as a NON Lambsfoot. He rides herd very closely, but I can understand why he does it. The Guardians thread is unique and one of the best. As I was forced to trim down my collection, I reluctantly had to let all of my Lambs go. Now, I dare not post anything suspect over there. I do miss the Guardians and peep in every once in a while. It is like reading a James Herriot novel and very much worthy of Jack’s zealous guardianship. I have Yorkshire on my short list to visit when things settle down.

Thanks @AnW , I know what you mean. If it is not done well, scrimshaw can look tacky.
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That is FANTASTIC LT:cool::cool::cool::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
AnW said:
Looks like lots of good fish catchers in there!
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That's my nymph box.
Obviously some others wandered in there too. :D
I might spend some time reorganizing all my fly boxes.

Mitt said:
That makes me want to get my tying station set up. Its been far too long since I tied or had my 4wt out.
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Now I wish I had learned to tie flies.
That would be a great way to pass the hours during this lock down. :cool::thumbsup:
 
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