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Submitted by: Ralf Martin
Rated Average (3) with 3 votes.
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Coffee Break on the Yukon River - after losing the cooking equipment
Submitted by: Ralf Martin
Rated Below average (2) with 7 votes.
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Looking for Grayling - the picture was taken 1992 at the Big Salmon River in Canada
Submitted by: Ralf Martin
Rated Above average (3.9) with 9 votes.
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Small Fry: The Lure of the Little

More than a sport fish, the brook trout has, throughout its range, become a barometer for the environmental health of North American rivers and streams. It seems fitting in this context that a little fish plays such a big role.

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Branchu

Branchu is the Québecois word for wood duck, and a very suitable name for this fly with its characteristic wood duck wing.
It's originated by Jean Guy Côte of Uni-Products, but has been slightly modified by GFF partner Martin Joergensen for his fishing.

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The Nedbank guide to flyfishing South Africa

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