GFF Newsletter: Forums | Einars’ Vulgata Emerger | Red Tag Revisited | Red Tag Odyssey

We’ve had a forum for ages, and the oldest post in the current forum is back from 2006. Most of these old posts are still fine and intact, but some are missing images, which have simply disappeared somewhere during the many conversions that have taken place – or they use images hosted outside the Global FlyFisher, and many of these have been removed.
There’s still plenty of good content in the forums.
https://globalflyfisher.com/forum

I noticed one odd thing, though: there were no new posts coming in. I wondered why until I looked closer. There simply were no links to create new topics! You could reply to existing ones, but not post a new one.
That has been fixed now, and there’s a link in top of all forums to add a new topic (or log in), and a general link to add one from your user page.

You need to be logged in to post in the forums, but if you are getting this newsletter, you actually have access to do so. If you have no password (or have forgotten it), please go to the link below to get a new one. Simply enter the mail you got this newsletter on, and you should get instructions soon after:
https://globalflyfisher.com/user/password

Apart from this, there’s new content as always. Articles are still lagging a bit, since I have been busy working my paid job, but a handful found their way to the site, and I do have a few underway, mainly patterns and tying tips. I have actually added a section to the pipeline called Underway, and you can see what’s on tab here:
https://globalflyfisher.com/pipeline

More will follow as soon as stuff come online.

Martin

Articles Einars’ Vulgata Emerger This emerger pattern uses CDC and foam to create the floating thorax that’s typical of emerging insects   Red Tag Revisited I always loved the Red Tag. I have tied and fished this fly a thousand time, but tend to basically do it the same way every time. Not so anymore!   Red Tag Odyssey A bunch of pattern descriptions and materials lists for flies inspired by the Red Tag   Nymphing Without An Indicator Keeping it simple. Understanding the advantages of nymphing without an indicator and how to do it best.		Videos Foam Cricket   Jingle Hammer   Nemo Cruncher   Blog Being on Instagram Social media can be a strange experience. It’s really a mixed bag. And on Instagram 40% of all anglers seem to be women!   About getting skunked A part of fishing is not catching anything. If you’re only in it for the catching, there’s something you have misunderstood.
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