Kayak flyfishing

Anchor, closed

Anchor, closed

Anchor, open

Anchor, open

Attachment string

Attachment string

Float tube

Float tube

Keep net

Keep net

Landing a fish

Landing a fish

My kayak

My kayak

Short trips

Short trips

Two types

Two types

Watertight bag

Watertight bag

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Catch&Release

Releasing the fish we catch is getting more necessary every day if we want to continue fishing in the future. This is the main contribution a fly fisher can do for the conservation of the environment. Carlos Heinsohn provides a logo, which can be used to promote C&R.

January 9th 2010

The only knot you need... almost

This is definitely going to get me in trouble! But I guarantee you that if you learn this knot you will be able to get very far in almost all kinds of flyfishing. Use this for your daily knotting and use loops for the rest (backing to fly line, fly line to leader), and you will be able to make it through many, many fishing days.

February 2nd 2012

Brown Spinner

An old, no-fashion dry fly. The one, that GFF partner Kasper tied right after having learned to tie the Red Tag Palmer and the one, that gave him many of his first dry fly experiences some twenty years ago, when it all started for him together with his grandfather.

Rising Star

The Austin blanks from All Star Rods are quickly gaining a reputation among custom rod builders as being among the best performing blanks on the market, regardless of price. Bob Petti had a chance to build and fish a 4wt recently.