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GFF Newsletter: Salmonids in estuaries | Home made rod tubes

Simply the Best Place to go for Online Fly Fishing and Fly Tying Nov 24. 2016

A couple of new articles have been published since last: how to make your own fabric covered rod tubes and an article about a fisherman's journey from being a fishing kid to becoming a fisheries biologist. Both links are found below. A blog post got some attention the past week: Do me a favor, go fishing! It's about the ugly surprises life sometimes gives you, and why you shouldn't postpone the fishing trip of your lifetime - or this weekend's plain trip to your local waters. Find the link below to the right. Currently the pipeline with future articles is empty, but there is more in stock, and as soon as I get the last bits together, there will be more new and exiting articles published. Stay tuned! Martin Articles Salmonids in estuaries A personal journey from a kid fly fishing off log booms to a marine ecologist and author of a book on trout, salmon and char in estuaries around the globe.   Home made rod tubes Making your own durable, fabric covered rod tubes that can hold several rods each is pretty easy   Fly tying lamps Most people need some light when they tie flies. Some people more than others. This article is about lamps to use over your vise and table when tying.   GFF DIY LED tying lamps Looking for a cool, compact and cheap fly tying light? Look no further. This project will give you a nice light for about 10-15 US$     Videos CDC Dominator Variation   Improving your hackle pliers   Red Quill - Mallard Slip Wing   Blog Do me a favor: go fishing! Yeah, I know it's winter in the northern hemisphere, but a friend's recent passing and an old picture got me to write this.   Why the drama? Why is it that fishing shows on TV have to be either drama, competition or exaggeration - or all three?   The Global FlyFisher Simply the Best Place to go for Online Fly Fishing and Fly Tying Editor Martin Joergensen Feel free to contact me regarding this newsletter. Newsletter This is an archived newsletter

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