Global FlyFisher Videos - By Martin Joergensen OK, we know... it's not totally original, but since every other site out there seems to have a video page, we decided to have one too. After all, our user's image gallery has been a huge success, so why not a video gallery? So, what we essentially do is gather the best fishing videos from all the different sources on the web. We don't host them, we just embed them and link to them, so this is really kind of an index. But that can be OK too, can't it? It's also a desperate measure to get some content to the site. We've been all too busy this year with tonnes other things than publishing on GFF... but that's a whole other story. For now we invite you to add fishing videos to this new part of the site. We'll review them as we do with all user submitted contributions. It filters out the worst spam. You can read more about the video service in this article, something about videos in "The new breed" and see our content tagged with "video" here. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Global FlyFisher Videos

By Martin Joergensen

OK, we know... it's not totally original, but since every other site out there seems to have a video page, we decided to have one too. After all, our user's image gallery has been a huge success, so why not a video gallery?

So, what we essentially do is gather the best fishing videos from all the different sources on the web. We don't host them, we just embed them and link to them, so this is really kind of an index. But that can be OK too, can't it?

It's also a desperate measure to get some content to the site. We've been all too busy this year with tonnes other things than publishing on GFF... but that's a whole other story.

For now we invite you to add fishing videos to this new part of the site. We'll review them as we do with all user submitted contributions. It filters out the worst spam.

You can read more about the video service in this article, something about videos in "The new breed" and see our content tagged with "video" here.

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From: Peter · pdeakin52·at·hotmail.com  Link
Submitted May 9th 2012

This is the best site on the web . It kept me watching for days .Its grate to have so much information in one place .I well be very happy to hear for you as often as is posible . Thank you very much.


From: Robert Lamb · lamzy3·at·frontier.com  Link
Submitted January 19th 2012

I am a just starting out fly fisher and tyer. I love to watch and very slowly learn the art of fly tying.
Thank for this great web site



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