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A nice Dolphin caught in Sardinia at 20th October 2005 from a boat. It took a Polarfibre Minnow tied on a Owner Aki Hook #1/0.
Submitted by: Mario Malarczuk (www.marios-fliegendose.de)
Rated Excellent (5.5) with 113 votes.
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we need to change our view
Submitted by: Frank Carstensen
Rated Excellent (5.5) with 111 votes.
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2 newly hatched Vulgata mayflies
Submitted by: Barry Ord Clarke
Rated Global class! (5.5) with 52 votes.
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wild trout colors
Submitted by: Lucian Vasies
Rated Excellent (5.4) with 80 votes.
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Last fish of the trip just before relaesing it
Submitted by: Kasper Mühlbach
Rated Excellent (5.4) with 56 votes.
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A sea trout's tail
Submitted by: Martin Joergensen
Rated Excellent (5.3) with 71 votes.
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Rainbow with a RAB (variant) in it's mouth. Very popular and effective fly on the Western Cape streams.
Submitted by: Darryl Lampert
Rated Excellent (5.3) with 59 votes.
 
...caddis pupa after the rain...
Submitted by: Percas
Rated Excellent (5.3) with 58 votes.
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CategoryDescriptionPictures
AnglersThe proud fly-fishers810
Bank, beach, coastAt the water's edge279
Casting and fishingCaught in the act276
FightingFish on!157
FishFish, dead or alive1257
FliesOur creative creations489
GearExpensive toys for poor boys256
Getting readyGetting into the dress, rigging the gear58
GFF SummitPictures from the meeting of GFF anglers28
Insects and other animalsCreatures which aren't fish161
LandingBringing fish to the hand139
Landscapes, mountainsThe firm stuff around the water412
NightWhen the sun doesn't shine, but the moon maybe does37
Plants and flowersBoth green and colorful85
ReleasingThe fish which are allowed to survive264
Rough weatherHale, wind, rain, lightning, snow35
Stream, lake, oceanWaterscapes, scenes with fishing water551
Sun up or downOn the fringe of the day144
UnderwaterIn the wet element93

 


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