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About getting skunked

Dec 17. 2019
Blog entry
A part of fishing is not catching anything. If you’re only in it for the catching, there’s something you have misunderstood.

Does anyone proofread this crap?

Oct 4. 2019
Blog entry
Yes, a non-native English speaker proofreads material from a host of mostly non-English amateur writers, and sometimes errors do slip through

I'm on the air!

Sep 26. 2019
Blog entry
Dave Stewart from the podcast "Wet Fly Swing" contacted me for participation in one of his podcasts, and it’s now online to enjoy.
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Strike Issues

May 19. 2020
Enjoy!
Video

Squirrel, Orange & Gold

May 17. 2020
Malcolm Edwards was a well known sea trout angler from the River Rheidol near Aberystwyth in Wales, UK.
Article

Einars’ Floating Foam Caddis Pupa

May 5. 2020
Burnt A great and high floating caddis fly made with foam as a base material and a very simple and cool technique.
See the pattern here
Video

Tapâm - full video

May 2. 2020
Tapâm is a multi award-winning fly fishing film classic. See the fill 30 minute video here.
Article

Euro BWOs Revisited

Apr 14. 2020
In our continuous effort to obtain better and more practical mayfly imitations, we discovered a few new and simple solutions.
Article

The GFF Interview

Mar 13. 2020
In the press GFF gets too little press coverage, so I interviewed myself, and asked myself a number of intelligent questions and offered some equally brilliant answers.
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Videos

May 27. 2020
Video

Dark Watchet

Dark Watchet. Learn how to dress the classic north country spider the Dark Watchet.
May 27. 2020
Video

Wonder Wing Stonefly

Another winging technique that gives a realistic flat lying wing, ideal for midges and stoneflies.
May 27. 2020
Video

Hummingbird Mayfly

This fly was tyed just for a bit of fun and for my daughter..
May 27. 2020
Video

Kinermony Killer

New videos uploaded weekly, hope you enjoy watching and don't forget to leave a comment & subscribe. Cheers & Keep Tying!
May 26. 2020
Video

MB Spider Orange Head

Another version of March Brown
May 25. 2020
Video

Dog Biscuit Bonio

Catching carp on the fly is immensely good fun and something you really should try.
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Article

Durable flies: Why?

Feb 27. 2020
Tied to hold How to tie flies that last more than a cast, a trip, a month... heck, even a year. We're starting a series of articles with some tips on tying durable flies – and keeping them intact.
Read the first chapter here.
Article

Kavik

Feb 23. 2020
Furry The Kavik is a simple zonker-based streamer, well suited for a lot of different fish, and easy to adapt in color and material choice
See how to tie it here.
Article

Moulin’s Deer Hair Parachute

Feb 21. 2020
Technique Swiss/Norwegian tyer Fabien Moulin stumbled upon a seemingly new way of creating a parachute hackle and wing in one.
See more here
Article

George Grant Nymph

Feb 18. 2020
Classic US fisherman and fly tyer George Grant came up with a type of nymph where both body and hackle uses special techniques.
See how to here.
Article

The Monster Brown Trout of Thingvallavatn

Jan 31. 2020
Big trout The Icelandic lake Thingvallavatn has become synonymous with monster ice age brown trout. People from all over the world come to chase their dream fish. Many have their dream come true from the first cast, others go home empty handed.
Get the lowdown here
Review

The Atlantic Salmon Fly

Jan 9. 2020
Art Why review a 30-year old book? Well, because it's a great book that deserves some attention.
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