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I have sent you my idea Martin...
Believe me Odense is no picnic and will, I think, cause no end of problems. I totally would not recommend it due to the lack of parking.
Martin has my idea. He can chew it over and if interested, post it.
I can help, and will, where I can with regard to this...
R
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The feather clip is a Marc Petitjean Tool.
Most fly shops will have it or will be able to get it, You can also order it on the web.
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Hi Darryl, thanks for the great pictures, now can you tell me where I can get a feather clip like that?
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The rings I saw are called tippet rings (very close in size) and I saw them on the Wapsi website as part of Anglers Image products.
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These little gems are probably light enough that they can be used as rings on your line for attaching a dropper or tippet instead of a heavier and more awkward three way swivel. The hole easily accomodates three lines and even a loop and it's super strong. What do you guys think? I saw expensive rings for this purpose online the other day.
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I use the wre wrapped type of guitar strings (nylon might work too) as my guard loop to prevent tail tangles. It's springy, yet strong and won't collapse..
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Mark,
Provided your backing is hollow and "loose" enough in the braid, no problem.
Most modern backing is too thin, though and an overhand loop is the easiest way to create a loop on the thin, supple backing.
Make it sufficiently big for the reel to pass through, and you will save yourself having to pull all the line through the loop when you attach or change it.
Martin
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Awesome! Trying to replicate a caddis larva...Hot Creek, Eastern Sierra CA. This is the pattern that fits perfectly...wish I can post a digi.pic of my live sample. Anyhow, how much of the hare fur do you use & the size hook? I am using a TMC 2457 (heavy) size 14 hook w/ a Killer Caddis glass bead (root beer) as the head. It seems that the hare fur should be used "lightly". Thanks again for a fantastic pattern!
From Los Angeles (only 5 hours away to fly fishing),
Ruben
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Can you use this method to create a loop on the end of your backing line too?
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Hi Mike!
Not being cheeky I like what you say!! I think to go to NZ next year on my own. I know that getting good fish there is not as easy as most people thing. Without help I'd kiss fish tail. So if you don't mind I could be substitute for Ellke in case he still could not fly :roll:
regards
Michal
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Chris,
i am glad you found it worth to read!
Thanks
P.C garfish is on the way to our coast, so come to fish to drink and to dream !
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Hey Rolandas, loved the articles, a bit different from catching Garfish at Nemirseta eh?!
Chris
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Hey thanks, the only problem I have is that I don't fly. Fear of flying, but when I get over it I will definatly go to NZ and Patagonia.
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Many years ago around 1979 I used this floatant from orvis that was thick white that stuck to the tips of the fly and never gave off a gassy film. I fished with some of the best old timers who showed me to take the floatant on a emerging nymph behind the hackle to give the fly a built up waxy look. I wish i could find something that will come close.
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Nice one Eelke, thanks for sharing. Nice site as well.
Now you are into traveling to fish you should consider NZ it is fantastic! :D If you ever make it down here let me know and I will organize a few days on the Tongariro.
All the best.
Mike.
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I appreciate Odense. In relations to that what we drive normally to go fishing are fourty minutes peanuts. On the other hand I see it as an option - if it is necessary you can reach the most other attraktive fishing places within just the same time. Maybe we should discuss alternatives if we meet in Odense.
By the way: Thanks at all which are involved for organizing that all again!
Frank
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Ingar,
I'm afraid it's not easy to find this tool. As far as I know it's not produced anymore, and you will have to rely on stock. Try some of the Danish online shops and ask: Go Fishing, Korsholm, Sport Dres, Brasholt, Leisuretime and whatnot. Use Google to find them.
Martin
The houses at Wedellsborg are booked so far in advance that you may need to ink your name on the list for the GFF 2011 summit.
Prices are expensive and catering is done by - us.
Cleaning is another issue. The house will have to be left spotless and that's time spent away from the water.
It's sounds rather fun and cosy but I doubt anyone is willing to put the time and effort into cooking and cleaning without the odd arguement and scrapping and bitching about whos turn it is. Believe me, we'll come up with endless excuses. Prevention is better than cure!!!
I personally think that Martin does a great job organising the whole event and rather than people throwing suggestions into the mix etc, they should stand up and do something to aid his hard earned effort.
What's the other option...if your unhappy with Odense?
Hunting down a quiet patch of turf closer to the venue and pick up the phone.
Rip
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hi
I LIVE IN NORWAY AND WAS WOUNDERING IF YOU could HELP me finding someone that sell this item.
I have tried several other tube tying tools but have not found any that i have found satisfactional.
I will bye a spesial tube fly vice eventualy but i dont have the money needed yet
hope to hear from you soon
your web site are very good by the way
Ingar
Folks,
Options are thinning out... Fredericia on the other side of Lillebælt is out. No vacancies...
Odense where we have stayed the other years hasn't returned yet but promised to do so soon. If they have the space I'll make the reservation and make sure that we have a place to stay. It might be 40 minutes away from our preferred water, but it has a roof and beds and food inside!
Martin
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