A Novice Graylingfisher's Abstract 1999

Fishing for grayling in Sweden with an impresionistic dun imitation

The aincient fish with the large dorsal fin

Tying the Impressionistic PolyVing - Click on the drawing for next step - Read the article Kasper Mülbach drawing ©2000 Fishing for grayling Recommend this page to a friend Want to comment this page? Fill out the form below. Comment Only comments in English are accepted! Your name Your email Preview comment All comments will be screened by the GFF staff before publication. No HTML, images or links, please - we do not publish such comments... And only English language comments will be published. Name and email is optional but recommended. The email will be shown in a disguised form in the final comment to protect you against spam You can see other public comments on this page If you want to submit a private comment, not for publication, use this form   Did you find the above interesting? People who looked at the above also looked at these pages: Carinthian Gold Does one of the best spots for fishing for graylings with a colour “like gold”, good water conditions most of the spring, summer and autumn, still undiscovered by cormorants and yet unknown to the cosmopolitan fly fishing scene sound interesting? Grayling trip A small trip for grayling in the southern part of Denmark. Not something that will go over in history, but certainly a nice trip with beautiful sights and beautiful fish. Czech Nymphing The principle of nymph-fishing with Czech nymph is short-distance fishing, practically under the tip of the rod. The flyline is hanging under the tip of the rod and its end often does not even touch the water level. A few random articles for your entertainment Adventurous rod This book is a paradox. Not because of the content, which is both beautiful and fascinating, but because of the circumstances around it. The author fished 45 countries and states in 10 years, and this is the book about that adventure. February 10th 2005 Better fishing pictures: Casting If you look in casting books, ads for fly lines or just the odd fly fishing magazine, you will often see some fascinating pictures of casting. Lines forming the most beautiful arcs in the air, clearly illustrating one of the mesmerizing things about fly fishing: the beauty of the cast. January 29th 2007 Hillbilly Copper John The most sought after pattern on GFF's search page is John Barr's more than excellent nymph pattern the Copper John. Martin Joergensen describes his version here: how to tie it and fish it. And adds its hillbilly kin the much simpler Copper Joe. July 30th 2004 Understanding the Turmoil of Tube Flies Tube flies are flies tied on a tube rather than a hook. But putting it that simple is almost a crime, because tubes have evolved dramatically over the last few years, and bottles, rear tubes, Shomakov tubes, FITS tubes and all sorts of new systems have seen the light of day. August 16th 2007 A Global Fly Fisher Publication Copyright © 1994 - 2008, Joergensen/Petti/Schweitzer/Skehan Portions of this site copyright © the contributors. All rights reserved. This material is for personal use only. Do not distribute without prior written consent from each copyright holder. Comments and suggestions are welcome