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River Mandal
A promising stretch
Above the fall
Anxiously waiting
B & B Tube
B & O Tube
Beautiful morning
Big fish, small fly
Blueray shadow
By the tail
Coned
Copper & Herl
Downstream in Zone 2
Flies in the bench
Flybox 1
Flybox 2
Fog over the pool
Getting ready
Line on the water
Old boat
Ole landing
Orange Diver
Orange Small Alley's Shrimp
Poetry in motion
Red Tag... ehr, Butt... eee... Behind
Selecting a fly
Shallow run
SHCZCDNTM
Sign
Simple Fox
Stones
Strange flyfishing
Talking
The boat
The end
The Fox
The man and the hen
The pool
Two hand caster
White Winged Red Tag
Yellow Small Alley's Shrimp
Zone 4
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Pete Gray
Pete Gray lives in Massachusetts in the eastern US and fishes the salt there.
March 5th 2008
A Celebration
Personally Martin Joergensen has always carried a certain portion of envy when he leafs through books like this. Why isn't it him who has been to all these classical and historical places? After a while the enjoyment takes over and in the end the contemplation wins as he starts start reading the texts.
June 17th 2008
GFF Summit podcast
The second installment of the GFF Summit report is this collection of sound bits recorded during the weekend on Fyn. Not concentrated on any subject in particular, but just whatever hit the microphone during this great weekend. As usual hosted by Martin Joergensen.
October 30th 2006
Hillbilly Copper John
The most sought after pattern on GFF's search page is John Barr's more than excellent nymph pattern the Copper John. Martin Joergensen describes his version here: how to tie it and fish it. And adds its hillbilly kin the much simpler Copper Joe.
July 30th 2004