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All the great pictures


Ken of the Banaflies
Morning at the Danish coast
Pretty pictures
This is the old family album of Global Fly Fisher. Remember to check out the new Gallery page. It features pictures of and by many friends around the world. Most of the pictures are quite large but each is on its separate page, and saved in JPEG format and fairly well compressed. Click on a thumbnail to see it.

Structure
The Gallery contains quite a lot of images these days, and is subdivided into several categories. You are now in The Gallery Classic, which is the original gallery page, but there are some sections with pictures on specific subjects:

 

Small seatrout
 Maj-Britt and Henning
Bananaflies at the coast
 More Bananaflies...
 ...and more...
 ...and yet more.
Fish on
 Jay Lee with a large grayling
 Bananafly Claus with a modest lunch
 Myself with a garfish
Torben Colling and yours truly
(64 KB)
 Sea trout on a fly
(40 KB)
 Bananafly Jørgen Nielsen
(16 KB)
 Bananafly Henning Eskol
(23 KB)
Lars in Øresund with a bunch of garfish
(51 KB)
 Myself on the river Blau in Germany
(27 KB)
 The cover of a small booklet I wrote
(45 KB)
 Rod is loaded, net is ready
(46 KB)
A well deserved break in the fishing
(68 KB)
 My friend Kim Selberg has netted a nice sea trout
(49 KB)
 Hans Weilenmann with his CDC&Elk on Kongeåen
(Kings stream)
(54 KB)
 Jim Hauer of Green Bay, Wisconsin
(39 KB)
No it's not a fish in those shadows
(60 KB)
 Lawrence Waldron, Hans Weilenmann and Henk Verhaar
(50 KB)
 Sue K on the Poudre
(70 KB) 		Bananafly Michael in the sunset
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