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Submitted by Renato Bugelli on

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Very nice and easy, I'll try this fly on Norwegian salmon in a couple of months!!!

Submitted by Charles Mann on

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I do not have a web site. I tie for a special orders once in a while. I am slowing done, because of my age (80).

My email address is :
themanns@fairpoint.net

My address is :
345 Main Street
Winthrop, Maine 04364
Tele: 207 377 2108

Martin, I saw a lot of these fish in brackish water around Vastervik in Sweden. Can be found in Denmark too? Thanks

Submitted by Riis on

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Hmmm! Fish in that size are vulnerable and an integral part of an isolated environment. There's no fight and they are too small to eat, so fly fishing on them seems pretty thoughtless. Leave the fish alone, use these woods for hiking and go fish some bass instead.

Submitted by Peter Laurie on

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The Grannom hatches on parts of the Avon last April really had to be seen to be believed. Trout were gorging themselves, picking the flies off weed and obstructions even in the fastest water, as well as off the top. They were interested in little else except the occasional olive and hawthorn.

Peter Laurie

Submitted by Shoreman on

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You know I've been following along all year, so I thought I'd pass this along. If I mentioned it previously please disregard this as we Geezers tend to forget things.
Dave Bargeron from Blood Sweat & Tears has a book coming out called Jazz Flies. Here's the link to his site.

http://www.davebargeron.com/jazzflies.htm

Kind of fits in with what you're doing.

Mark

Submitted by gabe on

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Hi whats going on Grandaddy ? Ilove you ! Have you made some new flies yet? How is GG & Dylan doing?

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