...g and bring a camera, it's most often to take fishing pictures. We will usually try to capture the essence of the fishing by putting fish, anglers or ... ...r creatures, which many people can go through a lifetime without seeing. I usually use our local small whale – the porpoise – as an ex... ...ample. I usually see them monthly and I fish a few locations where it's rare not to see them. Most people I talk to are envious and have never these l... ...ooting good porpoise images require luck, skill and some good equipment. I usually divide pictures of nature into three categories: landscapes and wat...

... the word tippet is - as Stan indicates - the tip of your leader, which is usually also the thinnest part of... ...thinner I just change unless the knot is really loose. Thicker than that I usually untie. I leav... ...fly line. They are available in many lengths, tapers and densities and are usually attached t... ...s well as a monofilament tip, to which you attach your tippet. Polyleaders usually have very good turn-over cap...

...ht, which I bought a few years ago. It has been casting the lines, which I usually use for my Partridge split cane rod, but during my stay in Florida ... ...s or color combinations that I remember. Separating different densities is usually fairly easy too. I ... ... or black and the sink tips are usually two colored. I also own a few clear lines, some warm water lines and other specialty lines. I can recognize mo... ...ne with it's weight, density and taper. But usually I don't. I put the lines in bags, ordered by “theme” - two hand lines, coastal shooting heads, lig...

...ilt line, usually equally thick over all its length and with a identical taper in each end WF or Weight Forward , which has a thick part and a thin pa... ...als is highly determining for the many characteristics of the line, and is usually a well guarded secret The production methods a... ... to float - or not to: its sinking rate if it is more dense than water. We usually talk about floating lines and different grades of sinking lines, ra... ... spooked fish like the tropical bonefish. Core and coating The fly line is usually constructed from two central elements: the core and the coa...

... the word tippet is - as Stan indicates - the tip of your leader, which is usually also the thinnest part of it. But some leaders do have a very thick... ...thinner I just change unless the knot is really loose. Thicker than that I usually untie. I leave knots on the thicker part of the leader if they are ... ...fly line. They are available in many lengths, tapers and densities and are usually attached to the fly line with a loop-to-loop connection. In the ter... ...s well as a monofilament tip, to which you attach your tippet. Polyleaders usually have very good turn-over capabilities, but I personally consider th...

...Swedish fly tyer Ulf Pierrou. Notice the ´Dalar grayling´ behind him. Usually these wooden figures are made as Dalar horses. picture - Ulf Pierrou - S... ...yling´ behind him. Usually these wooden figures are made as Dalar horses. Photo/illustration: Martin Joergensen 2005 Want to comment this page? Fill o... ...form Swedish fly tyer Ulf Pierrou. Notice the ´Dalar grayling´ behind him. Usually these wooden figures are made a... ...not! Swedish fly tyer Ulf Pierrou. Notice the ´Dalar grayling´ behind him. Usually these wooden figures are made as Dalar horses. (picture) - Ulf Pier...

...ich usually swim in front of the shoal, are often the first to take the streamer. Of course I try to selectively fish for the bigger ones in the shoal... ...dge. Usually you can catch perch along the poles of this old scaffold - today's no different. Together we catch a dozen fish, all about 20 centimetres... ... usually the perch in this spot exceeds 30cm - but not today. I think I felt a bite, but maybe my steamer touched the bottom. My favourite spot at the... ...t rather that the pools are not easy to fish from the banks. Sand quarries usually form these pools, which are hemmed in by a lot of trees and shrubs....

...Autumn on the Gmundner Traun. The early and late seasons are usually the best according to the locals: better fishing, fewer fishers. picture - Autumn... ...stria! Autumn Autumn on the Gmundner Traun. The early and late seasons are usually the best a... ...The early and late seasons are usually the best according to the locals: better fishing, fewer fishers. (picture) - Autumn - Fly fishing in Austria fo... ...ello Austria! Autumn on the Gmundner Traun. The early and late seasons are usually the best according to the l...

...Autumn on the Gmundner Traun. The early and late seasons are usually the best according to the locals: better fishing, fewer fishers. picture - Autumn... ...stria! Autumn Autumn on the Gmundner Traun. The early and late seasons are usually the best a... ...The early and late seasons are usually the best according to the locals: better fishing, fewer fishers. (picture) - Autumn - Fly fishing in Austria fo... ...ello Austria! Autumn on the Gmundner Traun. The early and late seasons are usually the best according to the l...

...iate line. The fly I use is de Schildmeer speciaal . The small fish, which usually swim in front of the shoal, are often the first to take the streame... ...pot is an old dilapidated scaffold. We walk carefully from ledge to ledge. Usually you can catch perch along the poles of this old scaffold - today's ... ...ore the second harbour is a dam, we decide to give it a try. It's strange; usually the perch in this spot exceeds 30cm - but not today. I think I felt... ...t rather that the pools are not easy to fish from the banks. Sand quarries usually form these pools, which are hemmed...