A Novice Graylingfisher's Abstract 1999 - Fishing for grayling in Sweden with an impresionistic dun imitation - Global FlyFisher

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A Novice Graylingfisher's Abstract 1999


Fishing for grayling in Sweden with an impresionistic dun imitation


The aincient fish with the large dorsal fin

This small poly winged fly has shown itself very efficient on grayling - Read the article

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Martin Joergensen photo ©2000


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