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Iceland, 5˝ days
A typical brown trout
Almost intimidating
Angelica
as smooth as...
Asger's last
Asger's last - again
Black Bead Nymph
Black Frances
Bleiktogblatt
Bleka
Brown
Buzzzzz...!
Cigar
Click!
Dirt!
Downstream
Dry fly sneaker
First try
Fishmobile
Gale force casting
Golden drops
Hooked
In the rain again
Just beaded!
Last evening
Litlaá
Litlaá rapid
Mosquitoes!
Nice brown
Nice sea trout
Nice sea trout about to be released
Rain and weed
Red Frances
Red Snelda
Releasing
Removing dirt
Risers
Rods in place
Room with a view
Saved by the fishing limo!
Varmá
View
Ytri Rangá
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GFF e-cards
A long time ago we had a very popular eCard service on GFF, but due to technical changes we had to shut it down. Now we have a new and better service up and running with plenty beautiful pictures for you to mail off to friends and loved ones on the Internet.
November 25th 2004
Backgrounds
The fly photo article series continues with a section on selecting a proper background for your fly photos. It might seem a trivial task, but trust us: it is not! The background can be everything from a uniformly colored surface to all kinds of materials in strange hues.
February 5th 2004
The Fly-Fishers Craft - The Art and History - Darrel Martin - book review - Global FlyFisher
I've enjoyed all of Darrel Martin's fly fishing books, and "The Fly-Fisher's Craft" is no exception. In a world where it is often said that there is nothing new to write about fly fishing, Darrel always seems to find a new angle, a new approach, or some interesting research to offer his readers. His latest book takes us on a trip through history to look at the origins of the basic elements of fly fishing.
December 13th 2007
Catch&Release
Releasing the fish we catch is getting more necessary every day if we want to continue fishing in the future. This is the main contribution a fly fisher can do for the conservation of the environment. Carlos Heinsohn provides a logo, which can be used to promote C&R.
January 9th 2010
