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First GFF podcast ever

Join GFF partner Martin Joergensen on the Danish coast on a cold January day

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Martin Joergensen

This episode
This first ever GFF podcast takes you with me--GFF partner Martin Joergensen--to the Danish coast on a cold January day.

Listen to the waves. Meet my dog Divus and hear me tell you why it might be a very silly idea to go fishing for sea run brown trout in water, which is almost freezing.

Images for this day's podcast
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Recording the first podcast - This picture was taken just after I recorded the first bit of the very first GFF podcast. The recorder is a Norwegian Asono mp3-player.
Recording the first podcast
Martin Joergensen
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Beautiful spot - As Jens—the photoghrapher—wrote in his original caption: \
Beautiful spot
Jens Groenlund
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Divus, the sheltie - My dog Divus always goes fishing with me. He\'s a sheltie—a Shetland sheepdog—a bright and quite well behaved dog.
Divus, the sheltie
Martin Joergensen
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Sundown - Quite a setting to fish, huh? No reason to complain about that!
Sundown
Martin Joergensen
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A Bloodnose Magnus - One of the flies I fished to no avail, a Bloodnosed Magnus, which Jens gave me.
A Bloodnose Magnus
Martin Joergensen
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Relaxing - Yes, it is possible to relax and be comfortable even thoug the air temperature is just around the freezing point and it\'s both overcast and windy. This is me and Divus taking a break.
Relaxing
Jens Groenlund
 

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Published January 16th 2006
Duration 21 minutes and 11 seconds
File size 18.03 Mb

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From: Jim  Link
Submitted January 22nd 2006

Sitting here in a Motel 8 in Syracuse NY. Thanks for sharing a bit of Denmark, fly fishing and your life. Just the sound of the waves alone are enough to sooth this travel's soul. And the dog...I heard him sneeze. Fly fishing with friends and with "man's best friend"...that is life at it's richest and best. Looking forward to the next podcast.


From: Matthias Kaul · ukaul1·at·cox.net  Link
Submitted January 17th 2006

Martin,

Nice idea...I got a kick out of listening to your podcast....remembering the cold water, etc.....looking out of the window into the Souther Californian Sunset.

Tight Lines
Matthias


From: Gerard McWilliams · gerard_macliam·at·yahoo.co.uk  Link
Submitted January 17th 2006

I think the podcast idea is great. Cant wait to hear some more.



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