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Nice fly and very inspirational. I think I'm gonna tie a dosen or so myself in different colors. BY the way. You might wanna look at typos though in this article ;o)

[quote:0fcee834aa="Olle Bulder"]Could someone tell me something about the fishing around Gilleje and
Udsholt?[/quote:0fcee834aa]

For those not knowing: the locations are coastal spots in Denmark.

Olle,

Udsholdt is a very nice place to fish - quite popular and sometimes crowded, but with fine conditions when the wind isn't on.

Right now it's getting really warm here, and I would recommend trying early mornings and evenings. Sunrise and sunset is your best bet for sea trout. There might still be a few garfish around, but most have gone now. If you walk along the beach in dayight, don't forget to watch out for mullet. We haven't really seen any yet, but any day now...

And remember to look before you wade. In the morning you will sometimes have fish all into the shallow water close to the beach. Walk along the beach and keep an eye on the water. These fish will often show themselves.

If the wind turns west or any northern direction, don't bother. The northern beaches will become dirty very quickly and stay so for days after hard winds.

Good luck!

Martin

Submitted by jay wolak on

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I live in florida now but I have spent countless hours on hendricksons pool. what memories what a fishery. if anyone needs advice i know the insects personally. great pics

Submitted by Martin Carranz… on

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Hi Kasper, really nice article, I wil tie some of your flies and try these on the million mullet swimming around Biscayne Bay in Florida. I will try also the mullet shrimp for trout in my native Patagonia.

Submitted by Roger Goodier on

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whats wrong with using 25lb nylon and just melt the end with match ...perfect and cheaper than a hair brush

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Hi Brian,

thanks for the comments. Carp was taken at 13:03 p.m. We took ten carps and lost 5, biggest was this and smaller were in the 6 to 7 pounds, reaaly fun!!

Thats a real nice fish, congrats! Can't wait till the season opens up here in The Netherlands (it's closed season now until the end of May due to spawning period :evil: )

Submitted by Jan Johansen on

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Hi Terry over in the UK we have shops called hobby craft they sell dozens of A4 sheets of foam in many many colours. Have you got anything like that over there, their must be hobby shops somewhere , if not i will send you some brown foam. thanks Jan

Submitted by Roger Lynberg on

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I've tied so many flies and thrown so many since I viewed the DVD that I'm exhausted thinking about Mullet. They jump over my flies, they swim underneath them, they taunt me every second that I spend hunting them. I lay on the rocks, casting on my back, crouching like a crab and walking the same, and still no Mullet.Why? Why? Why? HELP me please.

Submitted by Dennis on

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Nice ant.
I am not following the part about the whip finish. Do you whip arround the post or next to the eye?

Submitted by 1737246391 on

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Paul, Why don't you put a fly construction web page up. However put details of the best lures for different parts of the Uk.

Put it on the web, and allow users to put details of their best lures. In this way a DB of the best types of lures etc can be developed for the Uk. As an advantage you will be able to learn from others.

Bill Caerleon - Keep up the good work Not by strength by Guille

Submitted by ROY RIDGE on

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THIS IS A VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE IT REMINDS ME OF MY SCENIC FLIGHT OVER THE DELTA BACK IN 2006

Submitted by Craig on

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Hi
Steve ties good flies, but he took my money last year and I am still waiting for my goods.
Doesnt return my emails or phone messages.
Be careful when dealing with him

Submitted by Genek Viljoen on

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Hi ,immegrated to Australia 7 months ago , reading this article made me even more homesick, never realised how much I missed chasing yellows in the vaal, treasure what you guys have , no place on earth like it. Definately will be coming home to catch yellows again

Submitted by capt. brian moran on

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great looking gar!!! what type of fly ... the orange scud or a bait fish streamer ? .. salt water gar are a top fighter and jumper in the shallows... thank you brian moran

Submitted by Terry Cazy on

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Where can i find this ethafoam in color? I can find the white packing foam, but I can't find this foam that you use in your pattern.

Peter,

You are so right! The recorder normally "lives" in my photo bag - which I remembered - but I left it next to my computer after having produced episode one.

So it goes...

Martin

Hi Martin,
Thanks for this follow-up podcast.

This just to tease you: if you forgot the recorder at home - I can't resist this: so much for early packing!... :)

Regards Peter

Submitted by Helge Juergensen on

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Hi Martin, thank you very much for starting this two podcast sessions. It is very motivation to hear from the coast and about your pre fishing session. It is good to know that there a more guys in the world who have the same emotion while preparing a trip.
BR
helge

Submitted by Anthony Escott… on

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I fished the Delta, Zambesi and Kafue river systems from 1950 onwards until the late 70's. Thank you for bringing back many happy memories. In the early days, Bots really was paradise on earth. In my humble opinion, the Kariba tiger are not worth much. Fight like a sack of coal next to the river tiger. The King tiger from the Congo river around Elizabethville and Katanga were awesome.

Submitted by David O'Donovan on

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A gold bead pheasant tail nymph is the only nymph you need if coming to Ireland.

Submitted by benjamin king on

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also Noe, castle arms fly has grade B capes(what you would use if you were goig to fish flies) for 60 dollars.

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