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Video The History Of Fishing Rods With Jack Hargreaves (1970s) Oct 19. 2023 A small talk on various types of historic rods and reels by British Jack Hargreaves. Covers primarily spinning rods, but still quite entertaining end enlightening. Filmed in the 1970's.	Video Papa Roach Dragonfly Nymph Oct 18. 2023 Materials Used,	Video Grinch Oct 18. 2023 The Grinch stole Christmas, and this the fly steals the attention of the fish... Olive flies works well in many rivers, and they are great for the swedish river Mörrum too.
Video Tequila Bumble Oct 18. 2023 Materials Used;	Video Great Lakes Egg Pattern Oct 17. 2023 When the salmon and trout are spawning in the streams, rainbow trout often sneak close to the spawning grounds and eat the nutrient-rich eggs that drift with the current.	Video Pearly Peter Ross Dabbler Oct 17. 2023 Materials Used;
Video October Caddis Oct 17. 2023 Autumn is approaching and it may be the last trips with the dry flies before winter closes the season. The last autumn days you can experience the season's last hatching of e.g.	Video Green Peter Octopus Oct 17. 2023 Green Peter Octopus..	Video Foam Super Pupae Oct 17. 2023 The sight of a beautiful trout or grayling rising majestically to the surface inhaling an insect is the highlight of many flyfishers dream – the sight that drives us off to the water again and agai
Video Carson Oct 17. 2023 Irish Style Wet Fly: The Carson (Corrib) mayfly dun Materials Used;	Video Don's Special Oct 17. 2023 Step by Step showing you how to tie the Carrie Stevens streamer the Don's Special.	Video Twist To Reinforce Oct 17. 2023 Unconventional, easier way of dealing with hackle.
Video Baker - Bageren Oct 17. 2023 Another of the classic salmon flies to the iconic Swedish river Mörrum, which is known for its large salmon and sea run brown trout and beautiful surroundings.	Video Emerging Midge Oct 17. 2023 The word midge has a duality of meanings – at least for fly tiers and fly fishermen. First of all, it can mean: a very small fly, natural or artificial.	Video Banana Bead Oct 17. 2023 When the river runs low, the flies can hardly get too small to trick the river's salmon or sea trout.

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