Fly fishing at Sommedieue
Doing a trip to Sommedieue fishery is a guarantee for having a very pleasant day. The fishing and atmosphere is incredible in this place. Read more “Fly fishing at Sommedieue”
Rodtrip in Italy, La Gavala
Here is the story of a short rodtrip we did in italy during 2012’s summer. We went there to fish a river called “La Gavala”.
It was an exciting trip and we keep of it a lot of memories !
Fly fishing fair Charleroi, Belgium
It all started on Saturday 27th, when we took off to our national fly fishing saints day: La foire de la pêche à la mouche (the Belgian fly fishing fair).
Rodtrip photo contest – february
We wanted to have different prizes every month, and for february we decided with our partner Partridge, to offer you a set of hooks dedicated to nymph fishing !
Of course, the other goodies are still there !
Fender deer hair emerger
This is an alternative method to the traditional parachute hackle. The deer hair parachute technique replaces the hackle and parachute post of the normal para pattern.
Olive Gammarus
I created this shrimp fly for sightfishing rivers but it’s also very effective on lakes.
Latex Dragonfly
Latex Dragonfly Read more “Latex Dragonfly”
Rodtrip’s 2013 photo contest
We are glad to announce you the 2013 Rodtrip photo contest !Like promised, for this year we will have more gifts and more winners ! Read more “Rodtrip’s 2013 photo contest”
Beaverkill
The Beaverkill is a true Catskill-classic with roots in the mid 1800’s, most likely it’s an adaptation of an earlier English pattern.
Rodtrip in Croatia
“Unfortunatelly” living in the south of France (depends on what you consider to be essential, but if you’re looking for some elevation and pristine rivers Really closeby, forget about it …) we, Yann and me, are always lacking of pure flyfishing action. Travelling is then the best palliative.
15 must see fly fishing videos
It is already our third videos selection and one more time we have selected for you the best fly fishing videos of the moment.
Huntress Emerging
This fly pattern was created for hunting in fast-flowing waters of alpine streams, when the sun is setting on hot summer days.