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Highest rated in the category "Anglers"

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Fishing for late Coho's at the local creek mouth, I was alerted by the calls of Bald Eagles to the presence of a large Brown Bear cruising the beach for the last of the salmon run. After his departure from the scene we inspected the tracks, and I snapped this photo for a keep-sake of the passing of this top anglar. Taken with Nikon 990 digital
Submitted by: Doug Gualtieri
Rated Excellent (5) with 23 votes.
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Equipment suitable for large carps (6 to 10 kgs). Loop Green Line 9.3 feet 7-weight rod with a Vision XLA 6-7 reel and a 6-weight DT line - Equipo recomendado para pescar grandes carpas (6 a 10 Kgs). Caña Loop Green Line línea #7 9,3 pies. Carrete Vision XLA 6-7. Línea #6 DT.
Submitted by: Cándido Pérez Márquez
Rated Excellent (5) with 22 votes.
 
"Bright and early"
Submitted by: Igor Glinda
Rated Excellent (5) with 21 votes.
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Casting for silver in the morning fog
Submitted by: Søren Rygaard Lenschow
Rated Excellent (5) with 21 votes.
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-::[Lithuanian Crazy Raiders]::-
Submitted by: Tadas Trinkunas [m@k@s@s]
Rated Excellent (5) with 20 votes.
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Fighting in the sparse light
Submitted by: Kasper Mühlbach
Rated Excellent (5) with 15 votes.
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...waiting for evening take
Submitted by: Igor Glinda
Rated Excellent (5) with 15 votes.
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From Sight to Land, let be guided!
Submitted by: Pablo Cifuentes
Rated Excellent (5) with 14 votes.
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CategoryDescriptionPictures
AnglersThe proud fly-fishers868
Bank, beach, coastAt the water's edge289
Casting and fishingCaught in the act303
FightingFish on!165
FishFish, dead or alive1353
FliesOur creative creations555
GearExpensive toys for poor boys273
Getting readyGetting into the dress, rigging the gear59
GFF SummitPictures from the meeting of GFF anglers28
Insects and other animalsCreatures which aren't fish176
LandingBringing fish to the hand147
Landscapes, mountainsThe firm stuff around the water448
NightWhen the sun doesn't shine, but the moon maybe does39
Plants and flowersBoth green and colorful94
ReleasingThe fish which are allowed to survive278
Rough weatherHale, wind, rain, lightning, snow37
Stream, lake, oceanWaterscapes, scenes with fishing water585
Sun up or downOn the fringe of the day156
UnderwaterIn the wet element101

 


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