Float Tube Regatta 96 - Crazy tubers gather in Denmark - Global FlyFisher

Float Tube Regatta 96

Crazy tubers gather in Denmark

By Martin Joergensen

The Float Tube Regatta 96 was a meeting between Danish float tubers arranged by my former fly tying and fishing guild The Bananaflies.


The logo (30 KB)	19 float tubes in a row (49 KB)		The original poster (29 KB)

On the beach (63 KB)	Torben Colling (30 KB)	Peter Løvendahl (30 KB)	Inspecting the tubes (69 KB)

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