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Article Line care Feb 28. 2005 Equipment 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? Then read this article on how to best take care of your fly lines.	Article Old Hickory Feb 23. 2005 Shad on a fly 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. Read here why the shad is called the poor mans tarpon	Review The adventurous fly rod Feb 6. 2005 A decade of fly fishing in the streams of 45 countries and states.
Article Epoxy Miracle Jan 28. 2005 Bait 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. See the step-by-step instructions here	Review Innovative Saltwater Flies Nov 13. 2004 With "Innovative Saltwater Flies", Bob Veverka has followed the model of Judith Dunham, who wrote a pair of influential books on trout and salmon flies.	Article A smart spooler Nov 5. 2004 Rinsing The Smart Spooler is one of those gadgets that you didn't know you needed before you got it. The Smart Spooler is aimed primarily at aiding fly anglers in cleaning their lines, but the neatly designed and sturdy tool has several other purposes. Read Martin Joergensen's full review here
Review Fly Fishing California's Great Waters Oct 24. 2004 Dan Blanton hardly needs any introduction to most of GFF's readers, but anyhow: Blanton is the man behind the Fatal Attraction, a fly pattern that was amongst	Article Rio Piratos Oct 9. 2004 Tarpon hunting Rio Lagartos is a small town on the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico which is an excellent starting point for a tarpon trip. GFF partner Martin Joergensen's trip there didn't bring the big 100 lbs. tarpon, but many decent ones - plus the odd jack and snook. Read the story and see dozens of great pictures here.	Article O'io Boy'o! Feb 22. 2004 Hawaiian Bonefish! The flats of Oahu in Hawai'i, harbor some of the largest bonefish in the world... although, Hawai'i isn't your typical bonefishing destination. Read why, how to do it and what you will catch in this destination article by GFF partner Steve Schweitzer
Article Bumpy Mexico Feb 19. 2004 Tropical saltwater GFF partner Martin Joergensen took on the Mexican bonefish during a two week stay in Punta Allen north of Ascension Bay last winter. It wound up being a trip that was bumpy in more than one sense - both on and off the water. But with plenty bonefish. Read his story and see his pictures here.	Article Bonefish Bitters Dec 9. 2003 Not a bitter pill I started using the Bonefish Bitters while fishing on my own in Mexico. I wrote: "I continued using my Bitters and caught many more fish on them the following days. After two weeks of fishing I felt like a champion and was very satisfied with myself." Learn to tie the pattern here	Review Tying Contemporary Saltwater Flies Oct 27. 2003 There is no question that saltwater fly fishing is a booming industry - at least compared to the much older pastime of trout fishing.
Review Fly Rodding the Coast Oct 22. 2003 No doubt that Ed Mitchell is an authority on coastal fishing. Judging from his book titles alone makes him one of the top experts on the subject.	Article End of the rainbow Sep 28. 2003 Prisoners In Denmark fishing for escaped sea farm rainbows is possible when a cage breaks. The sport is good and you can catch - and kill - several prize size fish in the 50-60 cenimetre or 20-24" range in a day, helping removing them from nature. Read Martin Joergensen's article and see the pictures here	Review Fly Fishing the Pacific Inshore Nov 23. 2002 Ken Hanley has done it again - and beat himself at it: made a book about the less traditional fly fishing in the salt.

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