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At long last

I managed to get my hands on a new recorder and immediately made the first podcast in months

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Martin Joergensen

This episode
I managed to get my hands on a great new recorder - a Samson Zoom H2 - and immediately went fishing and recorded the first podcast in months! The podcast was mostly about that: recording again, but also covers the recently held GFF Summit here in Denmark and a few other subjects. I just wanted to get some sound made and get back on the podcast-track, so I beg for forgiveness for my lack of focus.

I will soon create some podcasts more concentrated on one subject as I have done before, and I'm still very open to suggestions for things to cover. I have promised something on leaders, photography and a few other things long ago, and Matthias Kaul from Southern California asked for some info on the flies we fish. I may very well cover one of these subjects the next time I go out, which I hope will be real soon now.

And Vanuz/Branislav is from Slovakia! Sorry about that. There is no such thing as Czechoslovakia any more. I must be getting old...

Images for this day's podcast
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My new gadget - A Samson Zoom H2 recorder. I have great expectations.
My new gadget
Martin Joergensen
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A bend - Fishing friend Henning visible under the arc of my bent fly rod - bent by a fish of course...
A bend
Martin Joergensen
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A windy fish - Wind had me screaming at times in the effort to stretch the back cast. But the fly got out. And fish got in.
A windy fish
Henning Eskol
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The fly of the day - Responsible for five fish - four of them lost.
The fly of the day
Martin Joergensen
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A calm spot - Even on a windy day it\'s sometimes possible to find a calm spot.
A calm spot
Martin Joergensen
 

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Published October 2nd 2007
Duration 36 minutes and 16 seconds
File size 33.24 Mb

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