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Practical Fly Patterns That Catch Trout

Apr 14. 2006
In this two volume set of DVDs, Charlie Meck, one of the most prolific writers in all of fly fishing and a recognized master of the Pennsylvania limestone trout streams, and Eric Stroup, founder
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Essential Patterns with Oliver Edwards

Dec 5. 2005
With the release of "Essential Patterns", Oliver Edwards and his production crew have raised the bar yet again for fly tying instructional video.
Review

Trout Grass

Sep 26. 2005
This is a fantastic journey! And in more than one sense.
Article

Fireplace bonefishing

Sep 13. 2005
Bonefishing theme Global FlyFisher partner Martin Joergensen has gone through his shelves and dug out the best books and DVD's on bonefishing he could find.
See his list of books and DVD's here
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In Search of a Rising Tide

Sep 12. 2005
It's short, but it's very good, this unorthodox DVD about bonefishing.
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Bonefishing the Flats with Craig Mathews

Sep 11. 2005
Even though I do have a few remarks regarding this DVD, it is certainly one of the better ones I have watched lately, and definitely the best how-to DVD I have seen on bonefishing.
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New Zealand Trophy Waters

Dec 25. 2003
I'm watching a guy wading an ice cold snow melt water stream in New Zealand as I write this. On a video of course (or should that be unfortunatly?).
Review

Essential Skills - 6 volumes

Nov 25. 2002
I first heard of - or rather saw - Oliver Edwards videos on a cd that was packaged with the British magazine Fly Fishing & Fly Tying. The cd featured some short cuts from the six tapes.

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