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Hi Martin,
Just bought myself a VISION Gillie this spring, not a 100 % fit to your needs, but it's light and no-nonsense, a close match in my opinion.

I spent some years in Esboenderup and some time at the shores up north. Try the Lighthouse at Gilleleje. You can park at the restaurant. Seatrout can be triggy this time of the year, but my best results came after sunset and using siluet flies. Seatrout are rare, but the Codfish are plenty.
Have fun
Tight lines!

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Heres another little known fact my father Robert Kenly has many years of apoxy and fiberglass experience. I remember he built a sail boat in our garage, the "All Girl III" in the late '70's. Designed, crafted and named in honor of his three daughters. Sadly, the "All Girl III" never made it to water, but built with his own hands and covered with, what seemed to an eight year old girl a foreign substance. The boat survived harsh weather year after year in our back yard and outlasted many of the cars we bought through the years. Trust my fathers apoxy methods and tips they will absolutely serve you well.

Submitted by helen.walsh on

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Dear Dad,
How proud I was to find this on the internet, your story, your flies, what you've been up to lately. The Salbot Fly ..It's beautiful. I am his daughter, Helen , and my father is a genius. Always has been with so many talents. Believe it or not he wanted to be a history teacher. My father tied a fly just for me and framed it, where it sits on my wall to this day and is a conversation piece of friends who come to my home. The Pattern was Davy's Prawn with a Partridge hook , size 1/0. I love you dad, you look wonderful.

So got up this morning, bright and early at 03:00, beautiful day, lovely sunrise, - but still no sea trout… I have now been fishing morning and evening, and still no catch, arghhhhhh.
Are water temperature to high (15 degrees Celsius)?

Regards
Peter

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I don't know whether I... eh, Vanuz will have T-shirts made this year. Might happen.
**** yep, it may happen if anyone should be interested ***

Submitted by Sandra Swegman on

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great story as usual. keep up the writings, I love to read them
Mom

... cannot wait to see Kai´s flybox this year. One can never guess what kind of a catchy pattern this man is going to use :lol:

Nevertheless, pls have a spare one for me Kai.

P.S. It brings bad luck if you don´t share your secret fly with Vanuz.

Looking on this picture I almost feel smell of water, hear its rush and feeld little cold as staying in river in waders. Love this.
br
tom

Submitted by Jan Johansen on

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Just a quick hello to anybody that have fished Jans emerger and GP Fly, i would love to know how you are getting on, thanks Jan

Submitted by ccolin k. sako on

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Hi, I don't quite underrstand where that loop comes from. Is it a seperate piece of monofilament? Sorry, I just cant tell from the pics. Thank you in advance. Colin

Hi there,

Very good to hear that Martin is going to organize another summit.
And I feel relieved that the time of the summit fits perfectly in my time schedule.
Therefore I say thank you Martin and I look eagerly forward to meet all the summit friends like the years before.

Hope I see you all in September

Kai

Like the Gaspé in Canada (Quebec)? I dont know much about canada but my uncle always says (he's living in the US near the canadian border) that when i go to Canada i need a couple of big streamers due to the BIG northern pike that live there. So you're sure of at least one specie!

Have a nice vacation!

edit: I found another very interesting link, i quess you searched google yourself already but in case you didn't: http://www.gogaspe.com/salmon/
It's not only pike who live there!

Peter,

Thanks for the information, it's a pity i don't speak any norwegian so the forumlink you gave is a little abracadabra for me :) From a ducthman living in the Hedmark region i got a list of good flies they use on the rivers Glomma and Rena, maybe it can help you too:

Super Puppan
Hook: Dry 10 – 18
Body: 2/3 Yellow
and 1/3 Dark olive
or 2/3 Olive and 1/3
Brown
Hackle: Brown,
trimmed over and
under.

Hook: Dry 12 - 18
Wingpost: Antron, deer or
calf hair
Tail: Mixed brown and
grizzly hackle fibers
Body: Gray dubbing
Hackle: Brown and grizzly mixed

Ant
Hook: Dry 10 – 12
Body: Black dryfly
dubbing
Hackle: Brown

Griffith Gnat
Hook: 14 – 18
Body: Peacock Herl
Rib: Fine Goldwire
(opt)
Hackle: Grizzly or
black (variant)

Madame X
Hook: 10 – 14
Tail: Deer Hair
Body: Dryfly
dubbing
Legs: Rubberlegs
black or white

CdC Caddis
Hook: 10-20
Body: CdC dubbing, olive,
brown or yellow.
Wing: CdC

Paraloop Adams
Emerger
Hook: 12 – 18
Tail: White SLF
Hanks or antron

GoldHead
Hook: 10 – 16
Head: Gold Bead
Body: Hare mask
Rib: Gold

Cheers and have a nice vacation!

Ruza

Submitted by terrence whitney on

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Hi hello there i'm a native from U.S.A. i just have a question what if i native wants tail feathers from these cockatoo for ceremonial purpose can it be send to or not .......?

Submitted by Allen on

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God, is that to be called the tigerfish in africa ? too ferocious

Hi,

I’m going to Trysil, Norway this summer to fish in the Trysil river, asked for advise on this forum, and was given this link: http://www.fluefiskesiden.no/. Hope it will give you some help. Seems we are going to fish mostly dry flies, after advise from a guide I have made arrangements with in Trysil. Elkhair caddis and Europa 12 should be some fine flies.. Size 10-16.

Safe journey
Peter

Submitted by leonardo hood on

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Really a brown monster! I know this river, is a wonderfull river, I went to alumine the last 3 years, I'm from Bariloche, greetings!

Submitted by leonardo hood on

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Very nice trout ! I m from Bariloche, where did you caught this brook ?

Submitted by Bill McCrae on

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Hello Tobias
going to visit my wife's brother in Regensburg first two weeks in August.
can u suggest any flyfishing.
got 2 be reasonably priced & family friendly!
also, do I need a permit - I'm visiting from Scotland?
yours aye,

Bill

Submitted by Lincoln Parmer… on

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Dear Henk: Is it possible to build the furled leader with different thread weights such as 3/0 for the butt of the leader, 6/0 for the mid sections, and 8/0 for the tippets. And, how would I go about doing that. Thank you..

Allright then, in 2 weeks i'm off with 2 friends to norway, not to the area mentioned above but the [url=www.plahte.no]Plahte Estate[/url]. Since I've never been this far up north in Norway i don't know what to expect. I was hoping if anyone can give me some advice on flies, especially the right sizes. Here in Holland i fish mostly with small sizes (16-20) but this seems a little small to me for Norway. Any other tips are highly appreciated, i haven't got much experience with fishing in moving water.

Thanks in advance and best regards,

Koos Verhoeven
The Netherlands

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