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Most commented 61 comments to Classic Wet Flies 51 comments to First setup 36 comments to Wallpapers 35 comments to S&L's Lost Flies 33 comments to QwikCalc 33 comments to Shark's Caddis Larva 31 comments to Czech Nymphing More... Recent commentsSubmit your own comments in the form in the bottom of each page or on the comment page
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Comment to: Flyfishing for carp - Carp on the FlyFrom: texasflycaster · sd·at·shannondrawe.com Submitted March 9th 2010 Sweet! We have a bit of that down this way too. And I can say it is good practice for saltwater redfish.
Comment to: Catch&ReleaseFrom: Carlos Heinsohn · crh·at·alalata.com Submitted March 9th 2010
Gareth,
Comment to: Catch&ReleaseFrom: Carlos Heinsohn · crh·at·alalata.com Submitted March 9th 2010
Miguel,
Comment to: Tigerfish from my VerandahGFF staff comment From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.comSubmitted March 9th 2010
Cecelia,
Comment to: Tying tool review, Dubbing block with built in wheel for spinning dubbing brushes. Reviewed by Martin JoergensenFrom: streamcaddis · ausable2·at·gmail.com Submitted March 8th 2010 I got this spinning block at the Fly tying celebration last week. I love it but I have too get used to not using so much dubbing at one time. If you do a lot of dubbing this is the tool to have...
Comment to: Tigerfish from my VerandahFrom: Cecelia · cbarron·at·jupiterct.co.za Submitted March 8th 2010 I would like to get in touch with the photographer and subject in this image - To get their permission to use this image for a printed advert. Please contact me as soon as possible.
Comment to: Tying nymphs in the Czech styleFrom: harry Biccum Submitted March 7th 2010 I found the adhesive backed lead in a walomart in the craft section
Comment to: Tube stylesGFF staff comment From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.comSubmitted March 7th 2010
Christophe,
Comment to: Tube stylesFrom: christophe Vallade · christophe_vallade·at·yahoo.fr Submitted March 7th 2010
Hello,
Comment to: Bob Venneri's Reel SeatsFrom: Helmut Hetzenecker · helmut.hetzenecker·at·gmail.com Submitted March 6th 2010
Hi just turned my first reel seat down. Now I need to know whats the best paint or cover for it.
Comment to: Hyper-Compleat Principles of Leader DesignFrom: Mike Schmierer · steelhead50·at·msn.com Submitted March 6th 2010 Are there any changes in leader design for women as opposed to men?
Comment to: Make Your Own Dubbing Wax The real stuffFrom: Dave Hansen · ddllah·at·charter.net Submitted March 6th 2010 What I found I like is a 1/3 each mix of the following: rosin, bee's wax, and toliet seal wax (very cheap, $1.24 for a big block, found at any hardware store). To vary the softness, just add more toliet seal wax, as it is a lot softer than bees wax. You can make a wax that is plenty tacky, but is not so soft like Overton's, which I felt was too soft.
Comment to: Staff Editor ContributionsGFF staff comment From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.comSubmitted March 6th 2010
Eric,
Comment to: Chuck's FlutterStoneFrom: Jan · cizekj·at·post.cz Submitted March 5th 2010 In your country is very many stone fly and i will try it on spring....Very realistic patern
Comment to: Staff Editor ContributionsFrom: Eric . T · crosscutet·at·hotmail.com Submitted March 5th 2010
i'm trying to register get registered on your site, have not been able to find address for "martin.
Comment to: Bert QuimbyFrom: William W. Anderson · avalonwilli·at·aol.com Submitted March 5th 2010
I have a "Joe King," a "Trout Rock #1," and one other.
Comment to: Rio PiratosGFF staff comment From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.comSubmitted March 5th 2010
Joseph,
Comment to: Chuck's FlutterStoneFrom: Erick · linejudge·at·hotmail.com Submitted March 5th 2010 Great pattern and good pics. Thanks! Keep in mind that these types of flies can really be hard on light tippets. They have a tendency to "helicopter" in the wind, twisting the tippet. Thanks again for posting cause I have been struggling to tie this pattern for awhile now!
Comment to: Rio PiratosFrom: Joseph Facey · joe108·at·shaw.ca Submitted March 5th 2010
Hello and thank you for sharing your fantastic trip. I will be leaving at the end of March 2010 with 2 friends to try to accomplish the same thing. We will be arriving Cancun and then flying to Cuba. Mostly chasing Tarpon in the mangroves. I appreciate your comments about Tarpon leaders and letting the hands of experience tie them but I am confused about their composition. eg, how long and what strength is the first section that attaches to the fly line, same for the next section and same for the tippet. I cannot find a pattern or sketch to follow on the net, and no fly shop I have talked to he in British Columbia seems able to help me. You are a great photographer and perhaps you could email me a photo or drawing of these leaders.
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Submitted March 10th 2010
Have you ever gone to a smaller size hook like an 18 or 20 and if so, do you recommend maybe spliting the antron in half so that the fly isn't so fat?