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Submitted by Gregg Martin on

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Keep up the great work!

Kasper,
I normally do not use the net to peruse flyfishing, preferring the print media, but due to a recent shoulder injury I have had unwanted down time, and, seeking reference to a fly pattern accidentely came upon your site. Well done I say! I am interested in all things flyfishing and your site sparked my interest. I find it thorough to extreme, with wonderful photography, great all 'round information, and very unselfserving, which I appreciate. Keep up the great work!
Gregg

Ray,

Click on the

Ray,

Click on the image to go to the article and look in the fact box, which closes it. It tells you facts... amongst other things a bit about licenses.

Martin

Submitted by Ray on

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Hi your rivers locki

Hi your rivers locking wary nice. where I can get licence to fish them rivers, and are you have someone to how them

Submitted by capt.brian moran on

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Excellent instructio

Excellent instruction on a very effective emerger pattern. The color blending tip is greatly appreciated,

Submitted by Bob bumgarner on

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Are these blanks ava

Are these blanks available for those of us who want to build our own? i have had blanks from you in the past and have been very pleased. Thanks

Jarivs...(Jarvis, ma

Jarivs...(Jarvis, maybe?),

Come down to Alberta? Well, I'd have to be pretty far north to come down to you... Looking on a map, I actually am further north than you! But any particular reason you want me to come? And does it have anything to do with the article?

Confused in Denmark.

Martin

Submitted by Mac Brown on

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Hello Henk,
Great a

Hello Henk,
Great article on twined/furled leaders. It works great with some of the braids like spiderwire fusion as well. The specific density is around .95 (which keeps it afloat a long time). I also like the stiffness of the furled braids because of the very positive energy transfer for hooks, curves, etc.. in casting. They help to eliminate micro drag too because of the stiffness. I used to to do several using uni threads which are great for the right circumstances. Just curious if you or many around you are playing around with spectra, dyneema, or kevlar braids? Thanks in advance. Mac

Submitted by jarivs on

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can you come down to

can you come down to hardisty alberta

Submitted by Don Polick on

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Bob,
I enjoy your a

Bob,
I enjoy your articles at Global Fly Fisher and wanted to ask your advice about tying vises. I tie flies for Lake Erie Steelhead; mainly eggs, buggers, and streamers. I've been using a Regal knock off for several years now, and would like to upgrade to a better vise. I would like to ask what you would recommend for a vise. Also, how important is a rotary function? I guess a rotary may help me tie bodies on the buggers and streamers, but probably not on the eggs or nymphs. Any advice is appreciated.
Thank you,
Don Polick

Submitted by Ken Craigue Jr on

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A football

That's no trout -- it's a football!! Only bigger :)

Submitted by Marty Maas 173… on

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Nice story, Great fi

Nice story, Great fish!!

Submitted by Joao on

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Great Dourado fishin

Great Dourado fishing images. Dourado is really very famous in south america.
You guys should look for dourado fishing in Argentina. There are even bigger dourado on the rivers there.
But we use some different technics to catch them. Try serching for "pescaria de corrico" at youtube so you can see what it's all about.
Sorry for bad english. It's not my language.

Denny,

The hook i

Denny,

The hook is actually a carp hook named 60500 BLN. You can find it in Mustad's catalog, and it should be available from Mustad dealers. You can contact Mustad to inquire about local dealers or search the web for online shops.

Martin

Jack,

Jack,

Welcome to the GFF forum! We're glad to have you here. It's not the busiest place on the web, but feel free to join in anyway.

Martin

Submitted by denny mclaughlin on

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where can i get the

where can i get the hooks can't find them anywhere....thanks

Submitted by Ernesto Guevara on

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hahahahahahaha!!!!!

hahahahahahaha!!!!! Tango a sea trout it's a combination very dangerous!!!!!!!

definitely inspirati

definitely inspirational. I've caught them on cornmeal mixed with a sweetener at night in the Delaware, they just refuse to give up. On a casting rig. starting to get a compulsion to go for em with the flyrodmaybe in the spring. if I do I'll film it and load it here. great vid,thanks,tom.

what an awesome surp

what an awesome surprise,, Jazz to boot,and I was just listening to Miles "Porgy and Bess" absolutely kikin!!

BRAVO!!!!! Great com

BRAVO!!!!! Great comps..

Submitted by Marlos on

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Maravilhoso o melhor

Maravilhoso o melhor video de pesca de Dourado que ja vi, so faltou dizer em que cidade e rio da Bolivia . Grande Video .... parabens .

Wonderful video of the best Dorado fishing I have ever seen, just did not say what town and river in Bolivia. Great video .... congratulations

Submitted by Tre' on

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Does anyone know whe

Does anyone know where I can get some #30 Nylon Talbot thread?

Thank you, Tre'

tre@dock.net

Submitted by jim on

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I also use the mulla

I also use the mullarkeys lines and am pleased with them..

Kelly has been based

Kelly has been based out of Montana for quite a while now and is now into hinged flies

Pete I am green with envy,

Pete I am green with envy, That is not only a great piece of equipment but a piece of art.

Happy tying Friend

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