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Fly gallery 2002

Apr 1. 2002
Patterns Just some flies that passed by the table and lens of GFF partner Martin Joergensen. No strings attached, no patterns, just nice to look at.
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My Fly Box

Jan 2. 2002
Sea trout This is my fly box. The very box that I carry in my chestpack when I go fishing on the Danish coast. It's a hand made Schweitzer mahogany box, if you're interested - the most stylish type of fly box I have ever owned.
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Dalby Revenger

Jan 1. 2002
Acidic This was one of the first flies I tied with a rabbit skin I got dyed with picric acid. The innovations found in this pattern are limited - to put it mildly - not much new under the sun here. The color is also far from any color found in food items digested by sea trout.
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The Bumble Bee

Dec 15. 2001
Fat boy This pattern was originally made one evening when I was tying with some friends. My friend Henning had some light SLF left over from one of his flies. I scavenged the SLF and started a fly on a heavy Tiemco hook. The tail was casually made from some natural bucktail that I had brought.
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Morrisfoam Diver

Sep 14. 2001
Foam "My, what an ugly fly!" Henning glances with disgust at the brightly colored foam fly shining from the hook rest on my 5 wt. Learn more about the Morrisfoam Diver for sea trout.
Play with foam here
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A Black Fly

Sep 9. 2001
I've had little experience fishing with this fly which is quite recent in my collection. It has all the characteristics of a good night fly, it's fast and easy to tie and durable too. It should be a fly worth having in you box.
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An experiment

Sep 8. 2001
What else would you expect to find in a lab...? This fly is one of the many that I seem to crank out at random. Most of them end up as garbage and never even find their way into my fly boxes, but this one had something. Just a little something.
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The Mia Fly

Jan 1. 2001
Dog gone Most dog owning fly fishers have probably combed their dogs and been struck by the fact that dogs' hair would make a fine dubbing material. Danish fly angler and photographer Mark Vagn Hansen did so with his dog Mia.
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Chris Edghills salt water patterns

Oct 20. 2000
Salt A selection of saltwater patterns from Chris Edghill
See the patterns here
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The Idiot

Aug 21. 1999
Classic The Idiot - or 'Idioten' in Danish - is another typical Danish sea trout pattern. The story of this fly is quite well known and documented. A team of Danish fly fishers including Erik Døssing were fishing in Norway when one of the company stated that he had never caught a sea trout on fly in the stream Karup Aa - probably Denmark's most productive and famous sea trout stream.
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Night trip

Aug 11. 1999
Darkness The first fish I caught on the Morrisfoam Diver was a small sea trout which I took on a nightly outing with Maj-Britt and Henning
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Kluting

Jun 1. 1998
Heavy A bottom seeking fly for pike, bass, cod, pike perch, sea trout - even bonefish and many other fish.
See the pattern and the pictures here
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Glitter Shrimp

Jan 20. 1996
Sea trout A killer fly in the right hands on a cold winter day. A very simple shrimp pattern for Danish sea trout and many other targets.
See it here.
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Full Metal Jacket Nutria Muddler, variations

Sep 10. 1995
Muddler This fly is in a way my 'signature fly'. It's a beautiful fly (in my own humble opinion), and even though it's heavy - very heavy, actually - it's a good fishing fly, that dives deep and overcomes current and turbulence.
See it here.

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