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Grayling Paradise

Apr 12. 2018
Small stream + large graylings = Grayling paradise
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Pink & Tan Grayling Bug

Feb 14. 2018
The Arctic grayling is one of my favorite fishes to catch on the fly. They are gems and look as though they belong in the tropics rather than the cooler climates they are often found in.
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River Krušnica

Jan 19. 2018
Awesome trip to Bosnia on Krušnica river near Bosanska Krupa.
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Not Everyone’s cup of tea

Aug 18. 2017
Sweden South African Korrie Broos experiences the Swedish "summer" fishing.
Read the story here.
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Rena revisited

Aug 9. 2017
Norway Torben Meldgaard fell in love with the Rena river in Norway when he visited the river for the first time - more than 25 years ago. A love affair, which has been lasting ever since.
Read Torben's story here.
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Into the Wild

Feb 4. 2017
Finnmark, northern Norway, is one of the last untouched wilderness areas in the world. Lots of space, lots of fish and not a lot of people and roads. Paradise for a fly fisherman really.
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Finnmark grayling fest

Feb 2. 2017
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Search for Trophy Grayling in Slovakia

Jan 30. 2017
Searching and finding big grayling on hidden rivers of Slovakian back country. Clear, small mountain river produces huge grayling.
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Big Grayling on small dry fly in Slovakia

Jan 3. 2017
Catching trophy grayling on small dry fly is the peak of almost every fly fisherman.
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Fly Fishing Tirol

Dec 16. 2016
Opening day May 1st 2016 on our home water in the eastern part of north Tirol.
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Black Red Tag Grayling Bug

Dec 13. 2016
I See Red Things!
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Quill CDC Grayling Bug

Dec 9. 2016
Ooooo Tasty!

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