Henning Sæbø

http://vimeo.com/83910195

The fly, originaly made by Gunnar Bingen from Norway. Topclass fishcatcher :-)

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Your welcome :-)

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Some Norwagian trouts. http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7419/9291713756_8793c758e3.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7344/9288746399_0b755f8441_c.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7307/9291507832_d0c4235d8c_c.jpg http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3759/9041240590_323b9ab5bc_z.jpg

Than you should go there

Nice topic. I`m from Norway, and we used leaders like this also.....in the 1980.. A tipical leader for troutfishers here are Hends Camou leader 4.5 meter. with 1.5 meter with tippet. 6 meters i total....about. If you have trouble casting this leader streight, you have to take a castinglesson, or practise some more. There are NO benefits whats or ever using furled leaders today. i use monoleaders, 6 meters (6.56 Yards) on casts from 0 Yards and up to 30 Yards. Overhead, snakeroll and speycast. I used furled leaders some years ago, but today, that`s just a part to make thing more difficult. No benefits at all!!

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Hey :-) Here are some short clips from my Rena river in Norway. See it in HD Henning

Hehe thanks for comments About the fly. I love using comparaduns. They ALWAYS land the right way, and they float forewer. I use snakerolls and speycasts a LOT,And these flys are nice to my casting

Thanks for very nice comments

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Thanks for nice comments. I will take a photo of the fly AFTER the fish have been eating on it It dont look the same Yes, the fish it taken in Norway. Here are a movie of "how to make the fly", with english subtitles (I`m bad at english, so don`t shoot me if some words are wrong ) Press HD for better quality.