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Submitted by bill from SCOTLAND on

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Very interesting,never thought about using the flash in bright light conditions before,sometimes my pictures turned out ok but maybe more by luck than anything else.I will try this new found method, too me anyway, and i bet to others as well. And will let you know how i get on.You have very informatives sites and a great help to beginners like me and others.Hope its ok to pass your GFF site on to my friends.

Submitted by bill from SCOTLAND on

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loved it loved it loved it.The wind noise was not a problem it just made me feel like i was standing there beside you,also with your commentry i could feel that anticipation of a pull on the fly at any moment,and, when it came could visualise and feel that excitement of a good fish on the end of your line.EXCELLENT

Submitted by Martin 1737246405 on

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Hi igmar,

The fish is surely a sea trout - no doubt in my mind...

Rgds
/Martin

Submitted by murray walker on

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A fantastic layout . I am very imprest with the overall cost and the simplisityof how it has come together it has given me some good ideas.
Now of to BQ all the best tying and flying

Here in Argentina is not uncommon amongst people to regard others either as heroes or foes, with nothing in between.
Encouraged by him or not, Mr. Krieger does not escape from that point of view, which I think not only damages him as an instructor but also destroys great opportunities to learn what ever is worth learning from anyone and just move on.
Regarding the public waters Mr. Krieger loves to fish in Patagonia, I wish to add that Argentine anglers without dollars in their pockets are kicked out, sometimes at gun point, exactly from some of the very same places.

Guillermo

Submitted by Jack Neely on

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wonderful wonderful ran across the article while looking for something to present to my tying classes and there was the answer your patterns. many thanks

Steve ()and Ripley),

My Brrrrr! in the subject line is not because I think you froze this night.

Half naked men posing with their miniscule.... ehr.... fish!

Brrrrr! ;-)

Martin

Hi Vanuz,

Your right...DistantStreams is down and off line for good. Contacting me there would of been fruitless but the guidesyndciate address works, that I can guarantee. Try it again: admin@guidesyndicate.com or my personal email: ripleydavenport@email.com

So, your interested in Lithuania? If you still are, then let me know your intentions. We are (as always) going over to visit family very soon and later in the year but I am flexible with dates. I have already been over twice and I feel the pull again.

Finland?
Unfortunately, there are many formalities to get in order and Fly Fishing Team Denmark were unable to meet the deadlines for this years World FF competition.
A couple of the teams members had babies due and work held others up but plans look set for next years event in New Zealand but that's a long way off and much could change.

Your pictures are very nice. Lovely scenery. Slovakia seems very inviting.

Good to be in conatct again Vanuz

Rip

Submitted by Igmar 1737246405 on

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That's a really nice one! But it looks like a baltic salmon to me, though. Ans Yes I am jealous, lol :)

Submitted by Carlos Correa … on

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Hi Martin, congratulations for the fly.

Look my "Chernobyl Ant Tube Fly"

Regards,
Carlos Correa

Submitted by Biodiesel on

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I think the man in the back of the picture is nothing to brag about, picture could have been rated Global Class if he was not in the picture.

The article is great and shows that the "correct behaviour" seldom is how the fish really behave.

The movie is great and it adds a new dimension to the gff, now there is words, pictures, podcasts and movies to educate and entertain readers.
Great work!

[quote:725923eae2="DistantStreams"]

Anyway, how are you Vanuz?
Long time no hear. Hows the fishing been treating you?

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yep, you´re right. I have tried to reach you at your old distantstream email address, but it seemed to be down.... then I tried your new "syndicate" page, no luck again, so I have just given up :?

I´ve been mostly fishing in Slovakia this spring (to many business trips there). I fished rivers and trout lakes and cannot complain, but no evidence, though - did not have my camera on me :)

....just been making plans for upcoming period, that´s why I tried contacting you regarding Lithuania trip.

How about your invasion to Finland? :D

EDIT: I have just found some photos to illustrate how picturesque our country is :)

We do "drink and fish" but stay well under the limit.

Anyway, how are you Vanuz?
Long time no hear. Hows the fishing been treating you?

If your not catching much then your not fishing enough!

Hope to see you soon?

Regards
Rip van Mr June.

Submitted by Sebastian Vermolen on

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You are so right about this video. It's all about mr Krieger. His audience sits in speechless adaration before him. It seems no one else has the ability to say anything worthwile about flyfishing.

However, I visited some of those wonderfull places: stunning, he certainly picked the right places to flyfish!!

"The King of Tube Flies" it seems my stock has risen lately, only took me 71 years. Sheesh!!!! I wonder what me next trick will be *LOL*

Whoa,

I'm especially impressed by the video!
It's the best I've seen for a long time and watched it again and again.
At least I showed it to my daughter and it helps her to improve her swimming skills, too.

Thanks Martin and I hope there's another GFF-summit this year!

Kai

[quote:d02f8e6e04="Stephen Wade"]We had great success and thought we should do a little modelling for the ladies.[/quote:d02f8e6e04]

Dude, that's just wrong, wrong, wrong.

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