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Comment to: Shark's Caddis LarvaFrom: Korrie Broos · korrie·at·caneworld.co.za Submitted March 13th 2010
Without a tungsten bead, the fly will be much lighter, in fast water, you might not get the fly down to the feeding depth.
Comment to: Hillbilly Copper JohnFrom: Pat Blessing · pblessing34·at·msn.com Submitted March 12th 2010 I tie and use Copper Joes in red, black, green and copper. I have found them to be as effecive as the much harder to tie Copper John. The Joe is a great nymph pattern on the Rio Penasco in Southeastern New Mexico.
Comment to: Shark's Caddis LarvaFrom: Wayne Aigaki · waigaki·at·comcast.net Submitted March 12th 2010 Is there an advantage of a gold tungsten bead over a black tungsten bead or no bead at all?
Comment to: Aux Outardes River PikeFrom: Heiko Schneider · magallan.hcs·at·hotmail.com Submitted March 12th 2010
Hi Jocelyn Le Blanc
Comment to: Shark's Caddis LarvaFrom: Frank · Venuti.frank·at·gmail.com Submitted March 11th 2010 the split antron is aa great technique. Thanks a lot..
Comment to: Classic Wet FliesFrom: Frank · Venuti.frank·at·gmail.com Submitted March 11th 2010 I have had many wonderful evenings fishing for lake rainbow trout using squirrel tail blue dun wets and catching fish after fish as people just shook their heads wondering what "magic fly" I was using. These patterns are very much overlooked these days I think.. and the photography is pure 'eye candy." wonderful plates. thanks.. I was looking for Wickhams Fancy and there it was..
Comment to: 10 Ways to Fish GreenFrom: HenkkaL · henkka300·at·jippii.fi Submitted March 11th 2010
My wading jacket has those side pockets for warming your hands. I put tippets/splitshots/small trash in there. You hardly notice them when you put your hands in, if you empty them often enough. So when you go past a trash can, hand into pocket and out and you are green. This is also the fastest way to dispense little trash that comes while fishing.
From: Pike · pike007·at·seznam.cz Submitted March 11th 2010 I like both picture and fly. it looks great.
Comment to: Shark's Caddis LarvaFrom: Rado Akulata · rado·at·akulata.com Submitted March 11th 2010
Hi Wayne,
Comment to: Shark's Caddis LarvaFrom: Wayne Aigaki · waigaki·at·comcast.net 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?
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
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Submitted March 13th 2010
Could it be that the world of modern art has finally reached the world of fly tying? These flies would hardly fall in the category of impressionist. The quality is certainly the most distressing trait, for while they might catch a fish (singular), it would have to be done quickly before they came apart.
Cheers,
MiLo