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Heads

The business end

By Martin Joergensen (ed.), additional photos by Henning Eskol, Steve Schweitzer, Kasper Mühlbach, Lars Persson, Ken Bonde Larsen and Bob Petti.

Tails Fins Heads

We focus and concentrate on the head when we snap pictures of the fish we catch. This gallery presents a few of the many pictures of fish' heads in our portfolios.

Beaverkill trout
Bob Petti

Under the bridge
Martin Joergensen

Test brown Martin Joergensen	Coho Martin Joergensen
Cutthroat Martin Joergensen	Weever Henning Eskol
Brassy bream Martin Joergensen	Brownie Ken Bonde Larsen
Ready for release Martin Joergensen	Pastry fish Kasper Mühlbach
Steelhead Martin Joergensen	Red eye Kasper Mühlbach

Eyes and beak
Martin Joergensen

All eyes
Kasper Mühlbach

Released
Kasper Mühlbach

Round
Martin Joergensen

Sand eel Henning Eskol	Tarpon trap Martin Joergensen
Flounder Henning Eskol	Pike Martin Joergensen

Different angle Martin Joergensen	Greedy perch Kasper Mühlbach
Winter sea trout Martin Joergensen	Up for a photo Martin Joergensen

The sight of spring
Henning Eskol

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From: CYK · changyk_1993·at·hotmail.com
Submitted November 5th 2006

I love the tarpon trap by Martin! Its the coolest fish i ever seen!

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Heads

The business end

Picture galleries

Realistic Flies

Fish in cream sauce

Baby Buggers

About Global FlyFisher

Danish Pastry Fly

Beginner's Buzzer

Asp Parade

Carinthian Gold

Clousers Flies