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Article Fishy photos: Eoin Fairgrieve Nov 18. 2012 Pictures Located close to the river Tweed, Eoin Fairgrieve developed a passion and skill for photography through shooting images for articles on fishing for Atlantic salmon. We approached him with our usual row of questions. Read his replies and see some of his images here	Article Gaula Q&A Jun 7. 2012 Answers Coming from the hands of one part of the pair behind the fabulous video Tâpam - Daniel Göz - this time teaming up with fellow countryman Anton Hamacher, we thought it would be suitable to contact the duo and inquire about the background and process of making the video Gaula - River of Silver & Gold. Read their replies here	Article Another Year of the Giants Mar 18. 2012 Iceland Icelandic salmon guide Nils Jorgensen's annual report from 2010 was "The Year Of The Giants". An unbelievable season, which for me seemed like once in a lifetime with many monster salmon. Well, the madness continued from day one in 2011… Read Nils' 2011 report here
Article Patagonian salmonids Aug 7. 2011 History The fascinating story of the introduction of salmonids into Argentina and the Patagonian waters told by local guide Heiko Schneider. Without the work done by people a century ago, Argentina would be a very different fishing destination... if any at all. Take the history lesson here	Article Robin Armstrong Jun 20. 2011 Fishy art Robin Armstrong is a British painter based in Devon in the UK, whose lifelike watercolors have been featured in magazine articles as well as in books by himself as well as other authors. See the images and read the interview.	Article Vatnsdalsá May 24. 2011 Monsters The Icelandic salmon river Vatnsdalsá river is famous for its large fish. Many anglers get a big surprise when they see the monsters showing themselves in this rather small river. But it is more than that. This was the first full catch & release river in Iceland and is a role model for other rivers. Read about big salmon here
Article Black Ghost Tube Apr 21. 2011 Ghost buster Believe in ghosts? How about a black one? If you're fishing sea trout or brown trout, or even salmon, there is no way around the Black Ghost. It has caught thousands of fish around the world. This is an all time classic that has proven itself. See how to tie two different tube versions of this fly.	Article Nils Folmer Jørgensen Apr 7. 2011 Dane in exile Nils is born Danish but moved to Iceland where he has been living, fishing and guiding for a very long time now. Read about Nils here	Article Raven NJ Apr 7. 2011 Tubed Simple things somehow often seem to work and this has also been the case for one of Nils Jorgensen's absolute favorite salmon flies, the Raven NJ. It has proven itself many times. See how to tie it here.
Article PET Blue NJ Apr 5. 2011 Tubed Black and blue colors are great no matter where you are fishing for salmon or sea trout. The PET Blue is just one of several colors of Nils Jorgensen's PETs. They are great in all sizes and easy to tie on the new Pro Tube System. Follow the steps here.	Article Salmon and Lobster Oct 22. 2010 Landlocked The aim on this trip was to explore and flyfish several rivers in the Moosehead Lake area of northwest Maine, about 50 miles from Quebec. Moosehead Lake is 40 miles long and 20 miles across at its widest. Area rivers, several of which flow into or out of the lake, hold landlocked salmon, large brook trout, and mammoth smallmouth bass. Take the trip here	Article Kola autumn Feb 12. 2009 Horses, bears and fly-fishing After a famly vacation to Turkey, Lithuanian Mindaugas Banelis decided it was high time to go fishing somewhere in the North. The target was salmon. He decided that the Kola Peninsula was the ideal place to travel to. So he set off. Join the crazy Lithuanians here