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Comment to: My Eyes!!From: DON · drc8515·at·hotmail.com Submitted January 6th 2009 hi, this is the is what i been looking for thank you!!!!!!! i normaly use a finish nail and a pin from a new shirt. this tip will be alot more steady and no more crossed eye's so maybe the streamer will swim straight!! ha-ha. thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment to: ReviewsFrom: balu · lukas.bammatter·at·gmx.ch Submitted January 6th 2009 The AEG-films are getting more and more into a big show: too much "blablabla" and too less good fishing scenes. The story is boring and seems to be arranged. I miss the point of adventure as it was to be seen in the first movie from patagonia. It is still one of the best productions on the market, but thats just because the standard is still quite low...
Comment to: Build a Flexible Fly Tying BenchFrom: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com Submitted January 6th 2009
Stu,
From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com Submitted January 6th 2009
Jan,
From: jan weinhold · janweinhold001·at·aol.com Submitted January 5th 2009
Hi Martin,
Comment to: South Swedish Sea TroutFrom: jan weinhold · janweinhold001·at·aol.com Submitted January 5th 2009
Hej,
Comment to: 10 Ways to Fish GreenFrom: Gary Soucie · wf5f·at·roadrunner.com Submitted January 5th 2009 2 suggestions for proper handling of old tippets (and other pieces of monofilament found streamside): (1) Using a razor blade or sharp knife, slice an X into the plastic cap of a 35mm film canister (get 'em quick, before digital photography drives them into oblivion!). When you poke the bundled wad of tippet into the canister, the edges of the X cut into the cap will scrape it right off your finger. (2) Higher tech, but more expensive, get one of the new MonoMaster gadgets that are designed specifically for this purpose. Google for an on-line seller.
Comment to: Build a Flexible Fly Tying BenchFrom: Stu Bellmore · sbellmore·at·gmail.com Submitted January 4th 2009 Thank's for the idea. Mine is a bit different but inspired by your design.The magnetic strip is an excellent idea. I was wondering what make of vice is in the final photo. I haven't seen one like that up here in Northern Ontario. Could you pass on the name of the make to me. Again thank's for the innovative idea.
Comment to: Chilean Patagonia - Take me back – NOW!From: Haberbusch Bernard · haberbusch67·at·free.fr Submitted January 4th 2009
Very interesting reports.A pleasure to read.
Comment to: 10 Ways to Fish GreenFrom: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com Submitted January 4th 2009
Peter,
Comment to: 10 Ways to Fish GreenFrom: Peter Davidse · info·at·vanntur.com Submitted January 4th 2009
Good article thanks.
Comment to: The Omoe BrushFrom: ..M A G POLAND · MAGVIP·at·VP.PL Submitted January 3rd 2009 Hi..We wish You Happy New Year 2009 ;) p.s. very nice pictures....:)
Comment to: Classic Maine StreamersFrom: Al Sonski · asonski·at·aol.com Submitted January 3rd 2009 Where may I purchase streamers tied my Mike?
Comment to: Spey HacklesFrom: Arnold Bohringer · abohr·at·verizon.net Submitted January 3rd 2009 I would also appreciate your source of good marabou hackle feathers.
Comment to: JiggyFrom: Kasper Mühlbach Submitted January 2nd 2009
Jan,
Comment to: Asp ParadeFrom: wicek · mike262·at·wp.pl Submitted January 2nd 2009 I got 1000s of them on spinning and it's worth-to-try-fish. one of the most difficult to fool. never tried on fly but I will one day. fresh water tarpoon
Comment to: Contact GFF to speak at your next eventFrom: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com Submitted January 2nd 2009
Michael,
Comment to: Contact GFF to speak at your next eventFrom: Michael Capristo · capristo·at·bellsouth.net Submitted January 2nd 2009 On 1/2/09 I recived an email attributed to your site. It said you had sent me a package via the US mail and that I could check it out by boing to www.stamps.com (I believe this to be a known scamming site). Are you associaated with this email or is it a scam.
Comment to: Classic Wet FliesFrom: Nellie Garone · cngarone·at·hotmail.com Submitted January 1st 2009 Great site. Beautiful flies! I sell guinea feathers through a farmers' cooperative . May I use the pictures of your Guinea Hen and Beauty flies in my coop ad and blog for our farm? I will give you credit and link to this page. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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Submitted January 6th 2009
Martin, Happy New Year to you and GFF! Glad to see that you finally have the server issue worked out. Interesting (and somewhat depressing ;) ) personal fishing stats you have provided. I've been fishing quite a bit during this winter stay in Denmark and can see the frustration now. 60+ hours since my arrival in late November and only 11 hooked and 4 landed, but it's a progress, much better than last winter. Bill and I fished twice last week and he had his best winter outing by hooking 5 fish. Perhaps we can get another spring Jutland stream trip outing going again. Best regards.