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I am like Doug, wher

I am like Doug, where would I get a tube holder? I really liked the video.

nice variation to th

nice variation to the normal "look at this fish!" shot..... very nice!
Regards Kasper

Thanks a lot gents. I did

Thanks a lot gents. I did fine nymph ,hooks Daiichi 1720 size 8,10. They work good. I put a bit more deer hair at the head. I found them on my bench under some tying stuff. I think I had better clean the bench up so I can find stuff from now on.
Tight lines....

I tie a lot of small muddlers

I tie a lot of small muddlers. I just use any size dry fly hook in a 2X-4X long. I also bought a bunch of small streamer hooks that were being discontinued. The gap is a bit small for my liking but the length and weight are ideal.

Streamcaddis,

Streamcaddis,

Depending on the size you want to tie... Have you considere a salmon bomber dry fly hook like the Partridge CS42?

If you don't need large hooks there are plenty thin wire hooks in sizes from as small as you want them to about size 4 and 2. I have used hooks like Partridge's Captain Hamilton hooks, which are dry fly hooks available in sizes up to 6.

Hope this helps

Martin

Kasper,

Kasper,

if it is not too late i will try to get tom some info from my bavarian friend. seems he has a couple of very keek flyfisher friends from swiss

will revert

roolis

Ruza,

Ruza,

Welcome to the site and the forum! Enjoy the content and the good company.

Martin

Lots of room

Brandon,

We have lots of room! There is no limit to the number of people attending (other than room at the hostel, which beds about a couple of hundre people...), so send me a mail, and I will add you to the list.

Martin

I don't understand h

I don't understand how the nail knot is so strong. It seems like the whole knot could "slip" off the fly line. I realize it's time tested, but it just don't seem intuitive.

Hi Korrie , the reci

Hi Korrie , the recipe is on the forun of this site, and also on my site : flyfish-hungary.com

It is made of closed cell foam....easy to tie, and deadly ..Tight lines !

Quite nice. Looks like it

Quite nice. Looks like it might be a bit more effective than some of the single strand guards. Thanks.

thankyou for the inf

thankyou for the info and on a deadly fly to say the beast a i mean least

The killer caddis I

The killer caddis I know is a nymph, you have a Killer Caddis, which looks like it is made from closed cell foam and is a dry fly. Please supply me the recipe.
Korrie Broos

I am studing the ana

I am studing the anatomy of a birds wing and to rember it, I needed to know the atamoy of the feather. This sight was very useful! I was calling the shaft the steam, and I had no ides what to call the barbs (I would have been really embarrest if I showed my little report to some one who know what was what). I collect feathers and I always try to look up what kind of bird it was from, but the books ues these sientific words and I had no idea what they were. Now I do! Thank you so much!

Fantastic page, love

Fantastic page, loved the instructions enjoyed the article very much indeed

Summit vacancy

Martin, greetings from Arkansas.

My name is Brandon Simmons and in 3 weeks my wife and I are moving to Eslov, Sweden. We are currently enrolled in Lund University for a 2 years masters program.
Fly fishing is my obsession and I am incredibly eager to meet your sea trout, salmon, etc.

I would very much like to participate in your gathering in Denmark and get to know you and your fishing buddies. Please let me know if you have availablility for 2 more.

My personal email is simmons dot brandon at gmail dot com

Any further details will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brandon Simmons

Hot work, D. You ar

Hot work, D. You are a fine artist (in a French accent).

I would like to poin

I would like to point out that for a number of years Mr Krieger has been lobbying here alongside those who, thinking themselves above the law, keep illegally closing public accesses to our rivers (remember: basically, there's no such a thing as "private waters" here in Argentina, despite what outfitters like Mr Krieger would like you to believe). The same rivers he tells us he love so dearly, are the rivers he contributes to keep illegally unaccesible for its true owners (that is all argentinians) as well as 'not worthy' visiting fishermen, as any of you could experience by yourself if you ever come here and try to fish his beloved rivers in many places, where his partners would eagerly bully you out before you can tell them what the law says about water courses. I'm sure he love our rivers, yes, almost as much as he loves your dollars/euros.

By the way, many fishermen here wonder how come that loving Patagonia so dearly, and after four decades, he can't articulate a single sentence in Spanish?

Marck,

No problem

Marck,

No problem! Just join us wherever we wind up. Contact information will be posted later.

Martin

Hi Martin,

What a

Hi Martin,

What are the possibilities for only participating for 1 day - like sunday or so?

Marck, DK

thanks for verifying

thanks for verifying the use of Rain-X for flylines. Do you know if it can be used with monofilament? Thank you.

Very nice picture! C

Very nice picture! Congratulations Ruan!

what a nice adventur

what a nice adventure!!!!....Rolandas I can tell that Patagonia offers the same type of fishing, with a lot of alternatives in rivers, spring creeks and lakes...and no bugs or mosquitoes....
You are going to enjoy Patagonia fly fishing...get back to you with plans..Cheers

hi there. wondering

hi there. wondering if you can help iam trying to get a pattern for the natural shrimp fly i fish for salmon in scotland as thy have banned the shrimp in scotland. many thanks frank