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Submitted by Carl Chambers on

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Martin, I'm a big fan of your site and will continue to visit with or without ads. If the ads don't work out, a 'donate' button, as suggested by others, would give me a way to support GFF.

Carl

Brilliant footage, what a privilege to witness such an event and be able to film it so well, thanks for sharing

Hi Pepe,

wow what a fish! I also like your kind of impressionistic caddis nymph, nicely tied. You really seem to know what big fish like.

Cheers

Jan

Submitted by ernesto guevara on

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this is not a caddis nymph, and more less, a czech nypmh.....it's a fantasy of a fly tier. The hook it's possible czech nymph, but the tie is a rubber leg nymph very simple.... he lacks knowledge

Submitted by Joel Ditto on

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I really like the idea of content related ads. I don't mind ads as long as they don't interfere with the use of the site. Hope you can continue for another 20 years.

Michael,
I've tried a few products over the years, and about 4 years ago I started using ThreadMaster epoxy. Mix it up, put in on, put the rod in a turner, and forget it for about two hours, fairly hassle free, but there are many others out there that also do a good job. Maybe start by doing a search in the internet.

Submitted by Jerry Howell on

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Where can I purchase the cork slicing and decorative pins jigs for doing cork handles

Submitted by Michael J. Ste… on

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I have been using Flex-Coat high build to coat my rods and not pleased with the finish I am getting. Some times it is uneven like it is not flowing out like it should. What brand of finish do you use to get the thin coats?

Submitted by Sean Burke on

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0:41 instant bite! That was nice. Always wanted to try catching barbel on flies, but in the area I live, there's hardly a spot similar to this one. Nice spot by the way.

Submitted by Phil Ewanicki on

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A fly rod is a lever designed to accelerate a load. The load (effective resistance) and degree of acceleration are determined by the fly caster. It's a poor workman who blames his tools.

Submitted by chris on

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I don't mind the ads the way they are now, they don't detract from the information. I hope it works out for you and you can recover some of your costs.

Submitted by 1737246309 on

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Hello Martin,

No problem at all with the ads, it is good for the site.
It already has cost you and the other owners a lot of money the last 20 years.

Best regards,

Tom Biesot

Since you got this far …

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