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Global FlyFisher podcast

Global FlyFisher staff

Smalltalk about big issues, and smaller ones, in fly fishing and fly tying

sports & recreation outdoor

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Networking

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/09/26

Networking with anglers from all over the world has become an important part of many fly angler's lifes. Martin Joergensen uses any opportunity to get together with new fly fishing friends and fish. This podcast is from a small meeting by a Danish stream where an international group had fun with small rainbows, grayling and browns. So this is both some thoughts about fishing a small stream with a split cane rod, and some thoughts on helping other people getting a better experience when they visit

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Night fishing

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/06/21

Night fishing for sea trout is one of my favorite types of fishing. In this podcast I take you on a night fishing trip and let you get some of the impressions that I had during the darkest hours of a night on the Swedish coast. No fish are caught while recording, but the trip was an overall success with 22 fish registered in the journal -- of these 15 sea trout. That was between three anglers, but even though we were night fishing, quite a few of the fish were caught during the day. This an

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Knots and copyright

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/05/31

During a trip for sea trout (one caught while NOT recording), I mused a bit about knots and copyright. These two things stick together like peas in a pod here on GFF, because our knot section with text and drawings is the most illegally copied part of the site. For some reason people seem to think that they can lift article right off our pages and onto their own. I hate it when that happens! We spend a lot of time (and money, actually) on building and running the Global FlyFisher, and you are NOT

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1000 garfish

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/05/23

A trip to the Danish coast in May means garfish. This particular day was quite windy but sunny and nice most of the time. It started off as an orgy with so many fish that we lost count. Once it settled a bit I started recording to talk about these entertaining and easily caught fish, which run in the millions every spring. PS: We didn't catch or even see 1000 garfish, but it was the name I gave the folder with the pictures on my computer, and it stuck.

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First podcast fish

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/05/07

For the first time in the history of the GFF podcasts, I manage to hook and land a fish. And a good one too! During a trip to Sweden I succeeded in bringing about ten fish to hand, and I thought that this would be the right time to plan for a recording of a fish being landed. And sure enough. It worked. The last 10 minutes of this recording documents the hooking, fight, landing and release of a 75 cm (30 inches) Swedish sea trout. There is a bit of Helter-Skelter during the landing where my friend

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Driving experience

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/04/28

This podcast was sparked by extreme gas prices, lots of driving and three guys going in each their car on the same fishing trip.

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Strange X-mas

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/04/11

A small talk about the fly that broke a straight row of 19 skunked trips. Nothing ingenious, nothing really new and nothing exceptional, but obviously a producer.

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Windy casting

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/03/27

Since I was fishing in quite a wind whis past weekend I thought that a small talk about casting in the wind was in its place. Contrary to most fly anglers I actually prefer a bit of wind when I fish, and I have tried to teach myself different ways

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Packing

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/03/23

A small talk while I pack my stuff for a weekend fishing trip. Thoughts about various preparations, practical advice about packing, getting rods, reels and lines ready and bringing fly tying stuff. Done in my home, including coffee brewing, espresso machine hissing, me gurgling and the whole works!

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Material shopping

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/03/09

Since it's been freezing like it was winter the last week or so--maybe because it is winter--the fishing has been dead slow. I took my 15th and 16th skunked trips in a row this weekend, and I'm probably going to give up fishing ang start playing golf in stead. Nah, just kidding! What to do? Go shopping like any sensible person would do. I went out and bought a few materials, but only a few, because they are sooooo expensive. This is what I'm talking about today.

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Casting a shooting head

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/02/20

Shooting heads give a couple of advantages, which I try to explain in this episode. You can join me on the Danish coast in my usual pursuit for sea trout while I introduce you to the world of shooting heads. For those not wanting to listen, we're talking distance and effortless casting. And the instructions for making your own shooting heads can be found in the links below.

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Wading

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/02/15

A trip to the southern coast of Sweden inspired me to do a podcast about wading on slippery surfaces in still and running water. Unfortunately the recorder broke down (drowned!) after a few minutes of recording, so most of the podcast is actually recorded in the harbor of Copenhagen. PS: I'm sorry about the cell phone noise and the clicking sounds (from my zipper near the microphone) heard in part of the podcast. I have spent some time trying to edit it out, but it can still be heard. I will make

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Tabou Caddis Emerger

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/02/07

Oftentimes, when I show the Tabou Caddis Emerger to fellow fly fishers, they comment on how simple it is and buggy looking, "Why didn't I think of that?!...that thing's gotta work!...how buggy...", they comment. Well, they hit the nail on the head with the simplistic bugginess concept, but I claim the pattern really isn't new, I think it's just a new way to tie an emerging caddis with some under-used and relatively unknown materials in my flytying material collection. A note: This is a video file,

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Cold but no ice

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/02/04

On the third GFF podcast takes you can once again go with GFF partner Martin Joergensen to the Danish coast. The day starts out cold and a bit miserable, but apart from the lack of fish it actually turns into a very nice fishing day. Martin talks about fishing deep and snagging, loosing flies in the backcast and wading on rocks. He also reveals subjects of some of many upcoming articles on The Global FlyFisher.

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A winter walk

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/01/29

Since the winter has covered most of the coastal water with ice here in the Baltic and fishing is near impossible, I have taken a walk in an area near Copenhagen, where a stream usually attracts large sea trout during the winter. It's no spawning stream and there's no fishing in the stream, but as you will hear, the place is interesting, and fish will gather here to find fresh water to help them tolerate the cold saltwater in the ocean.

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First GFF podcast ever

Global FlyFisher podcast ·

2006/01/16

This first ever GFF podcast takes you with me--GFF partner Martin Joergensen--to the Danish coast on a cold January day. Listen to the waves. Meet my dog Divus and hear me tell you why it might be a very silly idea to go fishing for sea run brown trout in water, which is almost freezing.

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