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Kai Nolting

Published Oct 12th 2011

German fly fisher and fly tyer

Kai
Martin Joergensen

Kai is German fly fisher and fly tyer based in Sauerland in Germany and a very good friend of GFF. Kai fishes his home waters for brown trout and grayling and is also an experienced sea trout fisherman.

Kai has contributed several articles:

3 articles
  • Pretty in pink (Nov 2011)
  • The Bad Beginning (Feb 2008)
  • Kai's Green Terror (Nov 2007)



    • Photographer
    Henning Eskol


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