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2005

Date	Title	Body	Image
Feb 20. 2005	Beginner's Buzzer	A Buzzer is basically an imitation of the pupa of a midge. The buzzers are best known from British stillwater fishing, but are actually very widespread and common all over the world. Learn how to tie a simple buzzer and how to fish it.
Feb 12. 2005	The Triangle Fly	This is a strange kind of saltwater fly for sea trout - nothing like other flies - sparse and skinny, tied on a treble, only two materials. But it works says GFF partner Martin Joergensen, who is almost embarassed to tell how to tie this über-simple fly.
Feb 6. 2005	The adventurous fly rod	A decade of fly fishing in the streams of 45 countries and states.
Feb 5. 2005	Tying Classic Freshwater Streamers - An Illustrated Step-By-Step Guide	I'll be the first to admit it - I'm a streamer junkie. Whether it's fishing them, tying them, or reading about them, I just can't get enough.
Jan 28. 2005	Epoxy Miracle	A wish for a generic bait imitation was what made Kasper Mühlbach develop a fly, which he originally dubbed the Epoxy Triumph; A small epoxied baitfish imitation along the lines of the American tradition. This fly was since modified a bit, and is now the Epoxy Miracle.
Jan 25. 2005	Bright future	The bright future of GFF resides in a 36 lbs. baby
Jan 23. 2005	Branchu	Branchu is the Québecois word for wood duck, and a very suitable name for this fly with its characteristic wood duck wing. It's originated by Jean Guy Côte of Uni-Products, but has been slightly modified by GFF partner Martin Joergensen for his fishing.
Jan 23. 2005	Beautiful day	I sing in unison with Irish band U2 - it has been a beautiful day!
Jan 17. 2005	New Hooks	Partridge has come out with a new line of trout hooks called "Flashpoint". Most fly tyers are hook junkies, and Bob Petti is no exception, so he jumped at the chance to review these new hooks.
Jan 16. 2005	January fish	Always remember that January can surprise!
Jan 5. 2005	Flip Pallot's Memories, Mangroves & Magic	During a recent stay in London, I (of course) had to visit Farlow's in Pall Mall - a large and very well assorted outdoors, hunting and fishing shop.
Jan 5. 2005	Fall trout	The fish that fell to earth
Jan 2. 2005	New Year Trout	Getting an early start on my resolution

2004

Date	Title	Body	Image
Dec 31. 2004	Happy New Year!	The GFF partners hope you will catch many a great fish in 2005!
Dec 25. 2004	Merry Christmas!	The GFF partners wishes everyone a great Holiday
Dec 22. 2004	Did go, was dull	Derek and I and my friend Lars did go fishing that dull day...
Dec 18. 2004	Anatomy of A Salmon Fly	Advice on how to lay out a good classical salmon fly.
Dec 13. 2004	Dull, dull, dull...	Weather acting up as always in the autumn
Dec 10. 2004	Box of Wets	Got Wet Fly Fever
Nov 23. 2004	GFF e-cards	We're setting up a long sought after service again. Try it before it opens for real.
Nov 20. 2004	Paul's diary	Welsh Paul Morgan, owner of Coch-y-Bonddu Books, has a great online diary
Nov 14. 2004	Biological Time	About a month ago, a friend and I fished NY's Salmon River and enjoyed a day of continuous action.
Nov 13. 2004	Innovative Saltwater Flies	With "Innovative Saltwater Flies", Bob Veverka has followed the model of Judith Dunham, who wrote a pair of influential books on trout and salmon flies.
Nov 12. 2004	GFF 10 years old	GFF was kind of founded back in 1994 by two people far apart
Nov 5. 2004	A smart spooler	The Smart Spooler is one of those gadgets that you didn't know you needed before you got it. The Smart Spooler is aimed primarily at aiding fly anglers in cleaning their lines, but the neatly designed and sturdy tool has several other purposes.
Oct 28. 2004	Last Trout of the Year	Maybe not, but it feels like it
Oct 25. 2004	Fly Fishing California's Great Waters	Dan Blanton hardly needs any introduction to most of GFF's readers, but anyhow: Blanton is the man behind the Fatal Attraction, a fly pattern that was amongst
Oct 19. 2004	Great fish, Bob	But are you sure you don't wanna loose that hat?
Oct 18. 2004	I fish too!	But I still have my hat
Oct 16. 2004	BC in B/W	GFF partner Martin Joergensen recently returned from a trip to British Columbia. Although he has promised to write up some text about the trip, his pictures are just too pretty to stash away for much longer.
Oct 10. 2004	My GFF cap gone!	I sacrificed my trusty olive GFF cap to the mighty Skeena
Oct 9. 2004	Rio Piratos	Rio Lagartos is a small town on the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico which is an excellent starting point for a tarpon trip. GFF partner Martin Joergensen's trip there didn't bring the big 100 lbs. tarpon, but many decent ones - plus the odd jack and snook.
Oct 3. 2004	Reel Seats	I'm a sucker for a good piece of wood
Sep 21. 2004	Salmon Season	It's time
Sep 20. 2004	New Stuff	It all started when I had to toss my bottle of Pharamcist's Formula in the trash. Scanning the net for a suitable replacement, I found a husband and wife team that are producing a bunch of interesting products for fly fishers and tyers.
Sep 18. 2004	Behind Private Doors	It's for the trade only. Joe Q. Public can't get in. Before any trade magazine, before any other internet webzine... let GFF be THE FIRST take you on an EXCLUSIVE tour of this invite-only show. See who hobnobbed at the show and
Sep 14. 2004	Europe's Cutest Potbelly	I might look skinny, but...
Sep 13. 2004	Europe's Greatest Sandwich	It might not beat Bob's but heck it's good!
Sep 13. 2004	Skunked	Fishing and not fishing
Sep 13. 2004	Europe's Greatest Sandwich	Nice Sandwich Martin ...
Sep 12. 2004	Rod Magnets	"Your fly fishing life really first starts when you get a magnetic rod holder". Those are the words of GFF partner Martin Joergensen, who has used a set of Tightline Enterprises rod holders during this season, and has been very pleased.
Sep 10. 2004	Hook Fetish	Are there ever enough?
Sep 10. 2004	Fly Tying To-Do Lists	Does anyone else keep one?
Sep 10. 2004	World's Greatest Sandwich	A Quizno's Inspired Thing of Culinary Delight
Sep 1. 2004	Whirly gig	A fond memory from a trip to California
Aug 30. 2004	Ouch!	Hooking yourself is part of life when you fish
Aug 29. 2004	Summer has gone	Temperatures are dropping - in the air and in the water
Aug 26. 2004	Chained, really	Not fishing is pure torture!
Aug 24. 2004	Chubby Fishing	Kasper Mühlbach started fishing for chub with small lumps of dough as a kid, but has since developed flies and techniques to take this query on a fly rod. His chub patterns are simple and will most likely catch you roach and bream too if they are around.
Aug 23. 2004	Bamboo part 7	Follow along as Harry Boyd takes us through the process of trimming the bamboo blank to the proper length, preparing and mounting your ferrules, and adjusting the fit of the ferrules. Many thanks to Harry for this well received series of articles.