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First published December 24th 2007 - 5 months ago

Merry Christmas

Thinking back on 2007 through some pictures of the year that passed

By Martin Joergensen

Sitting here with the smell of Christmas in the nose and the sound of Christmas music in the ears I have been thinking back on the year that passed, and wish to say Merry Christmas to all the GFF readers with a small gallery from 2007.

Having had the most dull and gray December I can remember I just wanted to reassure myself that the sun actually does shine sometimes and that fish can be caught.

In the spring



When the spring is peaking, I try to go out as often as I can. It's just such a recharge after a long and often dark winter.

Getting out again



As summer gets closer, fishing early in the morning and into the dark becomes an option - and can be very productive.

Morning and evening



Late summer and early autumn this year meant mullet and salmon for me. The mullets were few here, but we managed to hook many and land a few, and I returned to Iceland to fish for salmon.

Mullet and salmon



But autum on the Danish coast reminds me why I love to fish here. The grass may seem greener on the other side of the hedge, but fishing back home sure is nice!

The Danish coast



And the dog, the gear, the Summit and all that Jazz.

The dog, the gear, the company



Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from GFF partner Martin Joergensen (and the other guys on GFF: Steve Schweitzer, Bob Petti, Kasper Mühbach and Bob Skehan)



User comments
From: Helge · loctite1·at·gmx.de
Submitted December 25th 2007

Dear All, thank you very much for all the impressions from the Danish coast and other destinations all over the world. Thanks for so many tying ideas, new patterns, lovley photos etc
Merry X-mas to all of the GFF members

Helge

From: Tomasz Dyduch · domeldoom·at·interia.pl
Submitted December 25th 2007

Thanks a lot for wishes. I wish all of you very Merry Christmas and happy New Year, ful of hapiness and successes. Best regards and tight lines

From: Mats H Ljungqvist · greve.jevelberg·at·netatonce.net
Submitted December 25th 2007

As always - so many nice pictures.
Merry Christmas to you Martin and all of your GFF-partners. I hope Santa was good to you all.
And Kudos for maintaining the best fly fishing site on the internet.
/Mats

From: Les Austin · leslie·at·laustin4.wanadoo.co.uk
Submitted December 24th 2007

Happy and blessed Christmas everyone, and thanks for the best web-site on the WWW.

Les and Nan Austin

From: John LeJeune · jrlejeune·at·gmail.com
Submitted December 24th 2007

Martin,

Merry Christmas to you and all the GFF Partners and Readers. Thanks for all the wonderful posts and podcasts and also for giving all your readers a Global perspective on Fly Fishing.

From: Vanuz · vanuz·at·mail.dk
Submitted December 24th 2007

Merry X-mas and a fishy 2008 :)
...and now, off to the table...

From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com
Submitted December 24th 2007

Carlos,

Thanks for reading - and contributing to our picture gallery!

Martin

From: Carlos Heinsohn · crh·at·zetta.com
Submitted December 24th 2007

Merry Christmas Martin and partners!!

Happy New Year!!

And thanks for all that you gave to us!


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