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GFF Summit 2006
A first
A good fish
Almost a brown trout
Angler's transport
Beach summit
Bikers/anglers
Bonefish for sea trout
Cap & fly
Chatting
Cool glasses
Crossing
Crowded? No!
Docked
Dorm
Dragging
Fyggi
Gear ready
German coastal flies
Good fish!
Great weather
Hans Jacob
Hans Jacob contemplating
Henning in contact
Henrik's ferry
Honey Shrimp
Honey Shrimp factory
In the sun
It catches
Jari
Jesper
Jesper
Kai
Kai
Large body of water
Les
Les into a fish
Lunch at Føhns
Martin into a small rainbow
Megoff reel
Nice place
Old and new
On the way
Paul
Paul
Quick release
Relaxing on the beach
Releasing
Ripley
Rod parade
Show me your's...
Skilfull guide
Steve
Steve
Steve's pictures
The GFFSummit gang
The group
The picture show
Tying and lying
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Bamboo Part 7
Follow along as Harry Boyd takes us through the process of trimming the bamboo blank to the proper length, preparing and mounting your ferrules, and adjusting the fit of the ferrules. Many thanks to Harry for this well received series of articles.
August 23rd 2004
Fly Fishing the Great Western Rivers
Some books just have it all: great images, well written text, large format, beautiful typography and all the nice graphic details. But very few have gold print. This one has! And it deserves it. Ralph Kyllloe covers Western streams and lodges from Alaska to California.
May 31st 2007
A Pheasant Under Glass
Two seemingly unrelated events led tube fly tyer par excellence Bob Kenly to this method of tying and to discover a coloring system that I have never tried before: dyed Lady Amherst tail feathers and a note requesting something different to be thrown in the water for salmon in New Foundland.
August 14th 2008
Jiggy
A jigging fly for almost any predatory fish originated by Bob Popvics. After a trip to Danish island Bornholm in 2007 Kasper Mühlbach wanted to tie and try this successful pattern and ordered a special color. But someone else came first and bought his custom dyed bucktail.
December 22nd 2008