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Tim, my nephew, is very proud
Submitted by: Benjamin Mujagic
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This is The upper North Santiam in Idahna Oregon. It is a great seam for spring rainbow trout as well as land locked Salmon.
Submitted by: Buddy Timms
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On GFFpix you can now sumbit your fly fishing pictures and have them publicly displayed.

We only want the best pictures, so we take ourselves the liberty of screening all submissions.
If you want to know more about what we expect, please read about GFFpix and our rules before you upload your photos. There is also a user guide.

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From: Frank W Zervos · FlySlinger·at·comcast.net
Submitted September 9th 2007

Hi,
I was wondering if there was something wrong with this site...I can get no pictures at all...I hope it wasn't not something I did inadvertently myself

Thank You

Frank


From: Paulo alexandre Hulyk · hulyk·at·pop.com.br
Submitted August 22nd 2006

Congratulations !! Very, very, good !!!!


From: Diane Knoll · knollslanding·at·yahoo.com
Submitted August 1st 2006

I think your site is Great. Lots of wonderful Story's & fun Fishing Photos. Keep up the good work. Come fish with us some time here at "Knoll's Landing Bonefish Resort" North Andros, Bahamas...Thanks...


From: Iadran VIEEASU · in·at·bonaport.ro
Submitted June 8th 2006

superb pictures on this site
Congratulation


From: Pat Murphy · p111562·at·hotmail.com
Submitted April 16th 2006

I think this site is great. I found it about a month ago and I really like all the onformation that I have already found. Thanks and keep up the good work.


From: Steve Gremillion · twomoons76·at·aol.com
Submitted March 12th 2006

Ok well maybe it's not the greatest picture, but I bet you don't have many pictures of Greenback Cutthroats.


From: Damian Re · damianre·at·hotmail.com
Submitted February 27th 2006

beatiful page and a lot of information, thank for all


GFF staff comment
From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com
Submitted February 22nd 2006

Roger,

You were absolutely right! There was an error in the calculation of the average rating for a photographer. I counted in unpublished and deleted images and their ratings. That has been fixed and I think the number is right now.

Martin


From: Roger Baker · rogerbaker·at·eircom.net
Submitted February 22nd 2006

Are the average Averages working correctly? Don't seem to be on my pictures.


From: Marty Maas · mgm.maas·at·hccnet.nl
Submitted November 30th 2005

Great pictures


From: Scott Bazinet · bazinetscott·at·hotmail.com
Submitted August 31st 2005

I love fishing photos and I think this is a great idea! I'm getting a new HP 10 MP camera shortly and will send some real nice ones. Keep up the good work



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