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Bumpy Mexico


Barracuda
Barracuda
Bonefish
Bonefish
Bonefish... another one
Bonefish... another one
Bonefish... yet another one
Bonefish... yet another one
Breakfast
Breakfast
Casting
Casting
Close-up
Close-up
Cloudy fish
Cloudy fish
Conch
Conch
Conch eggs
Conch eggs
Cuda fight
Cuda fight
Early morning trip
Early morning trip
Fish on!
Fish on!
Flats
Flats
Flats summit
Flats summit
Freshly caught
Freshly caught
Gasoline refill
Gasoline refill
Gaspar
Gaspar
Gotcha
Gotcha
GPS
GPS
Guide and fisher
Guide and fisher
House guest
House guest
Huge bonefish
Huge bonefish
Jack
Jack
Juanito
Juanito
Lazy afternoon
Lazy afternoon
No metropoilis
No metropoilis
Permit alert!
Permit alert!
Poling
Poling
Preparation
Preparation
Pumping
Pumping
Reeling in
Reeling in
Release assistant
Release assistant
Repair at sea
Repair at sea
Resting on the flat
Resting on the flat
Scouting for bonefish
Scouting for bonefish
Sirena
Sirena
Sleeping quarters
Sleeping quarters
Snapper
Snapper
Strange creature
Strange creature
Sun
Sun
Sunrise
Sunrise
Tail rudder
Tail rudder
Teeth
Teeth
They run!
They run!
Tough fighters
Tough fighters
Unhooking
Unhooking
Wading the flats
Wading the flats
Walkabout
Walkabout
Wheel barrow
Wheel barrow
Why they are called flats
Why they are called flats

 
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April 29th 2006

The only knot you need... almost

This is definitely going to get me in trouble! But I guarantee you that if you learn this knot you will be able to get very far in almost all kinds of flyfishing. Use this for your daily knotting and use loops for the rest (backing to fly line, fly line to leader), and you will be able to make it through many, many fishing days.

February 2nd 2012

Fishy art: Yoshikazu Fujioka

Ever since GFF partner Martin Joergensen first discovered Yoshikazu Fujioka's Japanese web site, which was amongst the first fishing related pages he ever found on the web, he was fascinated with Fujioka's art. Now GFF can present images from "Trouts and Seasons of the Mountain Streams".

August 10th 2007

Fishy photographer: Dennis Collier

Subsequent to his retiring Dennis Collier abandoned most things that could be construed as work, but he still shoots a lot of fishing photos. We asked him our usual set of photography questions.

May 31st 2012