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Can you tell me what brand of tube vise is used in the SMHAEN tube fly videos and who sells it.
Thanks GZ
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Thomas,
Bas is alive, but getting old and in a home for retired people. I will contact you through mail with more information.
Martin
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Does anybody know if Bas is still alive and where I could get in touch with him?
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Jake,
I added an illustration that might help understanding the different angles. I hope this explains things a bit.
Martin
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Nothing quite as translucent as polar bear,love it...
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priers! I have seen plenty of articles with a few typos. Pikes, trouts and salmons are a few of my pet hates. I can just about get away with English, let alone any other language. Just as long as it has good pictures!
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Great web site, I just started tying fly's about a month ago and this site is very informative. Thanks!
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Yes, all Coch-y-Bonddu can be shipped to the US. I have many of their excellent books. Also check-out Medlar Press for excellent quality writing about fishing.
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I love the baby bugger I find that the yellow and white baby bugger in size 16&20 work best in fall.
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Lovely work guys, I really enjoyed these beauties!
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This is an awesome informative on different striking methods. The one question I'd have is in the "What I don't do" segment. Im having a hard time visualizing what you mean when you say " the rod...at steep angles like 60-90 degrees to the fish or even backwards" and also "Pull the straight line with the rod low and pointed towards the fish, ...and at 20-30 degrees.." is there anything that could be added to that to help clarify? I really appreciate the help
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Site is looking good Karen. Thanks for the link, hope to see some of Larry's original's posted soon. :)
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You can buy the glitter thread you need at canadianllama.com
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I never knew the Llama was a wet. Only knew it to be a streamer.
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Hi Franz! Good to see you! You know: when you're in Holland, mail me to go fishing, ok?
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Hey Darren got Larry's sit up it is still in the works but have some bare bones.
love what you have here!
Karen Leight
www.classicstreamerflies.com
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Fantastic site . I love pike fishing videos . Thank you .
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Frank,
I don't remember featuring any other featherwing from Ismo than the Zeb Macahan, which is found here.
Martin
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I have read global flyfisher for quite sometime. I seem to remember an earlier Ismo dawn article that was a featherwing. Would it be possible to bring it back? I'm sure that newer visitors to global flyfisher would love to see it.
my compliments to Ismo for all is beautiful patterns.
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Norm,
Google the word hackle guard and there should be plenty.
Martin
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Nice streamer pattern there Jim. I'll have to add this one to my streamer arsenal. Kevin
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