Olli,
You might consider a mail to Coch-y-Bonddu, which carries a lot of used books and might get a used copy of this one now and then.
Martin
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Olli,
You might consider a mail to Coch-y-Bonddu, which carries a lot of used books and might get a used copy of this one now and then.
Martin
Does anyone know where to get this book now a days, all I get is "out of print" answers.
any help appreciated.
Olli
Hey Joe.I live here in NY.I am minutes from the Catt,So I fish this trib often.The pressure here is getting as such that it has become elbo to elbo combat fishing.My post is this.The picture is a great post.But the fact that you and others have to name these wonderful places and adding the fact that you have a picture of where to go,,,Well I think maybe you should rethink what you are doing to our waters.TIght Lines,Happy trails to you and to yours.
"I broke my Aquafly flybox yesterday!"
Shit happens when you dont buy C&F boxes ;-)
composition little fall to left, but atmosphere and colors are fantastic...from me 6 points...great
The pictures indicate tubes of ABS not PVC. Is this correct?
Great, motivating picture.
How much water was he in?
What kind of Kayak is that?
Thank you for taking my mind off of work!
The best boots ever were the old Danner's. I go out 35-40 times per year on freestone streams that include very rough steelheard water and have found a way to still get Danner's.
Buy a pair of Danner hunting boots and have the sole ground down. Put felt on the sole, a good shop shop can do this for you, and you are set up. My current pair is going on six years. Cabela's has the Danner hunting boot.
The boot is solidly made of cordura and leather and lasts and lasts. Because they are a hunting boot, they are great for all the hiking that occurs when getting from one steelhead to another.
This is an expensive solution but they last.
Yes, good one Martin. How many times did you say to yourself, "I should just wait a little bit longer for that sun to show"
I am a Yank who lives and fly-fishes the western U.S almost for thirty years now. The rivers and streams are rough, tough, and brawling. Sometimes I even have to use chains, and always I use a wading staff and do not take chances while wading. My wading boot? Weinbrenner's original Borger Boot - made by a commercial work boot manufacturer. They are heavy, felt soled with studs and a protected box toe! Not made for dainty spring creeks. But, they last for years without any bruised ankles!
Paul & I chased several schools of these fish from a 12' punt for weeks to perfect the technique. We caught many fish up to 17lb on tippets down to 6lb. Paul took the cover photo with a borrowed a 2 1/4" square camera. This took an hour to set up. In the meantime the tide had gone out and I had to simulate wavelets with buckets of water.
Martin, Kasper & Henning you are very good photographers, when I look at your photos...good light..:-)
Carlos,
I have now created a REAL wallpaper from the Rosy sheen picture. And our first that comes in 1200*1600 pixels too. Find it in the wallpaper section.
Martin
That's nostalgia for you! A really nice picture, actually. I gather that you didn't take it yourself, Dave?
The texture and composition is fantastic! Each scale looks like an individual moth. great work
Our hosts at GFF have some kind of "fetish" with fish tails!!
Serously, they are the first people who discover the beauty of fish tails. One of those photographs, the above called Rosy sheen, have been my wallpaper since it appears for the first time at GFF.
Great photos!
Very informative, enjoyable reading, know lots more than before.
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