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Breaking the surface

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Published on Oct 16. 2013 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Dry flies

Salmon fishing

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Breaking the surface is all about atlantic salmon going for the dry fly. No more, no less: pure passion. Location: St. Lewis River, Labrador, Canada.

Originator

Loop Tackle

Salmon on a dry fly

The Rising Salar

Aug 25. 2014

The video starts out nicely sketching the contrast between work and fishing as many of us recognize it. Dennis the businessman getting up in the darkness at 6:30 and going to work, struggling to find space in the boot for his briefcase because of the fishing tackle stuffed in there. A gear mess on the back seat and flies on the dashboard.

Jun 26. 2014

A Newfoundland Adventure

When Danish angler Jesper Fohrmann was a child, he had the book The Atlantic Salmon by Lee Wulff on the shelf next to Batman and Donald Duck. Ever since then he dreamed of one day visiting the rivers that Lee Wulff fished.

Nov 10. 2012

The Hunt :: Salmon fishing

Dry fly fishing for salmon in remote rivers in Northern Labrador.

Mar 7. 2025

Dry Dropper Emerger Midge

Tying Dry Dropper Palomino Midge Emerger Fly by Davie McPhailMaterials Used;Hook, Fulling Mill Short Shank Special Black Nickel size 12Thread, Black Uni-8/0Body, Veniards Chartreuse Vernille Suede Che

May 22. 2024

Photographing Floating Flies

Getting a decent macro image of a dry fly sitting on water is one of the hardest shots to pull off

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