Sea trout flies

Flies for sea run brown trout

Sea trout flies - videos

Video Magic Cutthroat Gobius Nov 16. 2021 Baitfish is one of the most important food-sources for trouts with an aim to grow big... and nothing can fool a big and agressive trout than a natural swimming fly that imitates its natural prey.	Video Sand Shrimp Nov 14. 2021 Sand shrimp for saltwater Flyfishing for Seatrout And Bass.	Video Prins Valliant Nov 14. 2021 The season for the more colorful flies for chasing sea-run browns around the coastlines of scandinavia has started as the water temperatur has dropped.
Video Racoon Winter Edition Nov 8. 2021 The coastfly called Racoon is a classic along the coasts of Denmark and especially around the island of Funen (Editor's note: It's originally a Norwegian pattern as described	Video Paddekaffe Oct 29. 2021 Simple yet effective is the keywords of this small salmon and seatroutfly.The salmon dosent allways need a complex fly with a lot of different materials.	Video Olive Polar Magnus Oct 28. 2021 When talking about classic flies for chasing sea-run brown around the coasts of Scandinavia, the island of Funen in Denmark has produced many of the classics.
Video Mong Oct 24. 2021 Another small shrimp-pattern from Jesper Lindquist Andersen's box.	Video Autumn Fly Variant Oct 17. 2021 This is a pattern made for autumn fishing for sea trout.	Video CDC Stickleback Oct 9. 2021 Small stickle-backs and other small baitfish-patterns can be super effective while chasing sea-run browns on the coast and fjords here in Scandinavia.
Video Gulff Magnus Sep 27. 2021 One of the most classic flies for fishing the salt around Denmark and other places in Scandinavia must be the grey/grizzly palmerhackled fly called “Magnus” - a fly that has caught hundreds - or th	Video Kobberbassen Sep 26. 2021 Copper Bully - "Keep It Simple" are the keywords behind this easy-to-tie pattern.	Video Öland Spey Shrimp Var. Sep 13. 2021 Few flies are more popular at the scandinavian coast than shrimp-flies, and none more than the salmon-pink coloured Pattegris (the Pig) by danish sea-trout expert Claus Eriksen.