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2005

Date	Title	Body	Image
Aug 18. 2005	Re: Bream	Holy Moly
Aug 8. 2005	Fishing Small Flies	This book is on the short list of must reads. No kidding. It's really good.
Aug 7. 2005	Cat days?	It's cold, colder, coldest!
Aug 6. 2005	Break a rod	There is nothing easier than breaking a flyrod. Former fishing guide Roland Henrion describes 10 easy ways to do it for those who want to try. The advice can of course be translated into 10 ways of avoiding rod breakage if you don't.
Aug 5. 2005	Dog Days	It's hot, hotter, hottest
Aug 1. 2005	Too many fish...	...but too little fishing. The story of my holiday.
Jul 20. 2005	Submit your pictures	Do you have some great fly fishing photos? Do you want to join us in an experiment?
Jul 18. 2005	Comment this!	We have added a comment feature to most pages on GFF
Jul 12. 2005	A decade with GFF	The Global FlyFisher started as a stroke of luck, a flap of a butterfly's wing, a mere coincidence - more than 10 years ago. This is the previously untold story of one of the world's largest and most popular fly fishing web sites: your very own, the Global FlyFisher.
Jul 12. 2005	Grand Opening	The Grand Opening of Global FlyFisher as we know it was announced to the world in April 1999. We sent out a "press release".
Jul 7. 2005	Landing pike	Where can I find a well illustrated description of how to hand land a pike?
Jul 2. 2005	MidCurrent.com	A really excellent site which I almost forgot
Jun 28. 2005	I asked for it	Long time contributor Chris Del Plato reacted to my challenge
Jun 27. 2005	Favorite sites	Sticking out my neck here, and I know it!
Jun 22. 2005	New search	We have installed a new search facility
Jun 16. 2005	Boot Blues	GFF partner Martin Joergensen has owned quite a few wading boots in his time. None of them fit his bill for a perfect pair. Actually most of them fell apart and were trashed within a few seasons. His hunt for a perfect pair continues.
Jun 13. 2005	Practise, man!	How do you get to Albert Hall? Practise, man, practise!
Jun 7. 2005	Popper fun	I don't often fish poppers
Jun 6. 2005	Bunny Split	Two tails are better than one says Mark Dysinger, who is an avid pike angler. In this, his latest pattern, he has created a large and very lively fly for the mossy green predator of the lakes. And it can tempt a bass too...
Jun 2. 2005	Back at it	Recovery has gone well
May 30. 2005	How simple can it get?	Tying instructions? Materials list?! You must be kidding me! The list is close to being an insult and it is almost ridiculous to tell you how to create this fly in more than a sentence. This little saltwater fly is soooo simple.
May 28. 2005	Where'd they go?	The previously so abundant Danish sea trout have gone
May 26. 2005	Beaverkill Brown	Not my last fish of the season
May 26. 2005	Darth Vader Nymph	Black and deadly in appearence, the dark force of in the fly box - this is The Darth Vader Nymph. Get out your light sabres and put your old, scratched Star Wars video in the VCR, and tie some black nymphs.
May 9. 2005	Step on it!	But not the rod, huh?
May 4. 2005	First setup	Most of us know how, but this article is for the ones who never set up a fly reel from scratch. See which knots will work where and what type and amount of backing you most probably want. Start with this simple trout setup, and you can expand to other types.
Apr 29. 2005	Re: Fantastic Spring	While on the other side of the world
Apr 22. 2005	New Streamers	Converting a classic salmon fly to hairwing form has been done for many years among salmon anglers. Recently, the gang on the streamers@ mailing list tried their hand at converting classic salmon patterns to trout flies.
Apr 19. 2005	Fantastic spring	This year has started off very promising on the Danish coast
Apr 4. 2005	Opening Day	Better than a day in the office
Mar 17. 2005	DIY Epoxy Rotor	If you tie a lot of epoxy flies and have been glancing in the direction of the nice but expensive epoxy rotors in the local flyshop, you may want to consider building your own out of some scraps and a disco mirror ball motor.
Mar 17. 2005	In awe	I just picked up Fly Fishing Mexico by Daniel Beilinson and Juan Pablo Reynal in the post office. That is some book!
Mar 12. 2005	AquaFly flybox	Imagine an iMac of the first generation as a flybox: cool and soft shape, great color and translucent. That's what the AquaFly flyboxes are. GFF partner Martin Joergensen has been using one lately.
Mar 7. 2005	Winter coast	This little article is a photo essay rather than one of many words. GFF partner Martin Joergensen has done picture based stories like this one before, just putting up a bunch of good fishing shots and adding a little text.
Mar 3. 2005	Jacket Blues	GFF partner Martin Joergensen has owned quite a few wading jackets, and none of them have fit his bill for the perfect jacket for his type of fishing. In this article he sings the Wading Jacket Blues and tries to describe the perfect jacket.
Feb 28. 2005	Rod care	The first part of a three part harmony about maintaining your precious fly fishing equipment - Rod, Reel And Line - by tropical fishing guide Roland Henrion. Learn how to prolong the lifespan of your fly rods.
Feb 28. 2005	Reel care	The second part on keeping your fly fishing gear in the best possible condition. This time about reels: how to clean them, how to store them. By fishing guide Roland Henrion, whose expertise results in good and sound advice.
Feb 28. 2005	Line care	Third and last part of fishing guide Roland Henrion's article on fly fishing equipment care and maintenance. This time on the proper treatment and storage of fly lines. Tired of stiff, coiling lines that makes bird's nests?
Feb 26. 2005	Tracking you	Here at GFF we're tracking more and more details of our user's behaviour
Feb 23. 2005	Old Hickory	If Rodney Dangerfield were a fish, he'd probably be a hickory shad. They just don't get much respect. This article by Mark Dysinger aims to set that straight and give the shad the attention it really deserves from fly anglers.
Feb 20. 2005	Beginner's Buzzer	A Buzzer is basically an imitation of the pupa of a midge. The buzzers are best known from British stillwater fishing, but are actually very widespread and common all over the world. Learn how to tie a simple buzzer and how to fish it.
Feb 12. 2005	The Triangle Fly	This is a strange kind of saltwater fly for sea trout - nothing like other flies - sparse and skinny, tied on a treble, only two materials. But it works says GFF partner Martin Joergensen, who is almost embarassed to tell how to tie this über-simple fly.
Feb 6. 2005	The adventurous fly rod	A decade of fly fishing in the streams of 45 countries and states.
Feb 5. 2005	Tying Classic Freshwater Streamers	This book is touted mainly as an instructional guide to tying the various styles of classic freshwater streamers
Jan 28. 2005	Epoxy Miracle	A wish for a generic bait imitation was what made Kasper Mühlbach develop a fly, which he originally dubbed the Epoxy Triumph; A small epoxied baitfish imitation along the lines of the American tradition. This fly was since modified a bit, and is now the Epoxy Miracle.
Jan 25. 2005	Bright future	The bright future of GFF resides in a 36 lbs. baby
Jan 23. 2005	Beautiful day	I sing in unison with Irish band U2 - it has been a beautiful day!
Jan 23. 2005	Branchu	Branchu is the Québecois word for wood duck, and a very suitable name for this fly with its characteristic wood duck wing. It's originated by Jean Guy Côte of Uni-Products, but has been slightly modified by GFF partner Martin Joergensen for his fishing.
Jan 17. 2005	New Hooks	Partridge has come out with a new line of trout hooks called "Flashpoint". Most fly tyers are hook junkies, and Bob Petti is no exception, so he jumped at the chance to review these new hooks.
Jan 16. 2005	January fish	Always remember that January can surprise!