Published Feb 4. 2006 - 18 years ago
Updated or edited Mar 1. 2024

Cold but no ice

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Winter
Martin Joergensen
On the third GFF podcast takes you can once again go with GFF partner Martin Joergensen to the Danish coast. The day starts out cold and a bit miserable, but apart from the lack of fish it actually turns into a very nice fishing day. Martin talks about fishing deep and snagging, loosing flies in the backcast and wading on rocks. He also reveals subjects of some of many upcoming articles on The Global FlyFisher.
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Submitted by Tom Hassink on Sun, 2006-02-05 12:25
GREAT! Hi Martin,...

GREAT!

Hi Martin,

I love this new medium. Togehter with the pictures it is as if I am back at your beatifull coastline. The sound of the waves, the walking on the rocky beaches, the sound of casting the rod, the ratling of the shootingline-shootinghead connection throught the guides. Just perfect.

Can't wait to return to your lovely country.

TL

Tom

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