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Submitted by Robert 1737246422 on

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he's a big one!!!!!!

he's a big one!!!!!!!

Submitted by kate on

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i got stung in newqu

i got stung in newquay by one of them and it hurt so bad but i jus walked it off, my foot swelled up and i could feel it pumping!

Submitted by Linda Barce on

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Elegant. Stunning. S

Elegant. Stunning. Simple yet devastaingly perfect composition.
The moment of perfection where man, nature, camera and composition meet at their best.

Submitted by Linda Barce on

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Eye of the storm! Ve

Eye of the storm! Very intense.

Submitted by Linda Barce on

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Heavenly! Possibly a

Heavenly! Possibly a bit eerie! Like a cosmic picture postcard.

Submitted by Linda Barce on

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Classic. Very dramat

Classic. Very dramatic, yet simple. I like the long, narrow horizontal format.

Submitted by Linda Barce on

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The Best! Astounding

The Best! Astounding! Great attention to detail. That fish is so wet and shiny he looks alive!
Professional, studio quality.

Gulf Stream possibilities...

DualTubeBallyhooz...
Same notion as before with a twist...

Or you can go XXL...

These swim in the rips of Nantucket Sound when mature sand eels are the soup d'jour...

SuperHair can get nasty ugly after being assaulted... :shock:
I use a stiff brush to restore the original unmolested illusion...

Synthetic Variations

SuperHair and Phlash and BigEyez...

My biggest problem is finding

My biggest problem is finding quality boxes big enough for the massive amounts of big flies that i lug around :)

Big enricos yellow perch,

Big enricos yellow perch, matuka sculpin and diver flies dominate my box. I like natural baitfish colors most of the time because the pike i fish for can be pretty color selective(if you can believe that). i also always carry around a large supply of those salmon bunny leech flies, big pike and bass love em!

Big enricos yellow perch,

Big enricos yellow perch, matuka sculpin and diver flies dominate my box. I like natural baitfish colors most of the time because the pike i fish for can be pretty color selective(if you can believe that). i also always carry around a large supply of those salmon bunny leech flies, big pike and bass love em!

I think you've got something

I think you've got something there :idea: . I like that color better

Colour variation...

Same basic scheme...

re: keel hook herring

Looks deadly. nice work 😄 I want to give that fly a try around where i live.

Submitted by steve mayes on

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hi great page dont s

hi great page dont surpose you know of any drawings to make a fly reel .thanks steve

Submitted by Chris Kriekenbeek on

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I am trying to conta

I am trying to contact Bob Vennieri could anyone help with a valid email address please.

ASTOUNDING!!

What

ASTOUNDING!!

What an artist!

Submitted by Graeme on

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The Morum Guiding Kn

The Morum Guiding Knot is the SAME as the Duncan Loop! - great Knot(s) though. Orvis knot does look interesting - hope its good on 6 and 7X tippet. (Will know tomorrow!)

Just sent an email to Martin

Hi Florian,
I've just sent an email to Martin, that I'm going to attend the meeting. So I'm not on his list, yet.
I live in Leverkusen (near Colone) and if you like to travel on the motorway via A3 / A1 / A7 to Fyn, I appreciate to accompanion you.
If you are interested, I think it's best to correspond directly via Email

In clear water like that you

In clear water like that you may have to use a bit more stealth. I have fished many small rivers and the fish often get a look at you before you get a look at them. A bit of cloudiness in the water makes it a bit easier. I fished some Brook Trout streams yesterday that got their first rain in about two months. They were much easier to fish than they have been. Overcast skies, a bit of turbidity in the water and shadows make you more invisible.

Yea it works fairly well,

Yea it works fairly well, especially if the water is a little off color. my experiments in clear water havent gone so well, but thats mostley because the fish take off before i even get five feet of line stripped off the reel. Ive seen smalmouth be skittish like this but ive been fishing this river for easily seven years and the pike can be more skittish than any pike that ive ever fished anywhere else. there is very little rain for most of the summer and the water gets incredibly clear. you can see the pike quite easily in the small river during the day, but they wont even follow a fly until the sun starts to slip behind the trees, then if you put it in the right place it gets hammered. does anyone else fish a river like this?

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