About: Jesper Fohrmann

Jesper is chief designer and fly tier at Fishmadman. Top water fishing is his sport and as a out-door writer he has been writing articles on this subject in magazines and books in Europa and North America sins the early 80´s.

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The first tube fly was made in 1932

The first tube fly was made in 1932

European angler and in particular anglers in Scandinavia benefit greatly from the properties of the tube fly, and have through the last 50 years worked progressively with the design of tube fly. But who made the first tube fly ?

It is the British author and angler Mr. Alexander Wanless who in his book The Angler And The Thread Line, from 1932 put forward his idea of the sliding fly (the first tube fly) from his series of flies called the: Thread Line Salmon Series..  Mr. Wanless made the sliding fly and the other flies to be used with his...

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salmon fly in red

Salmon fly in red

How does the salmon see our fly ? - Learn about the psychical dynamics in the Atlantic salmon and why it might react to a particular color salmon fly

 

 

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Why is a red  salmon fly better at the end of the season ?

caught on General Practitioner salmon flyDuring the life of a salmon it will travel between two very different worlds. Worlds with colors and images so divergent that it has developed extraordinary abilities to cope with the change of scene.

The eye of the salmon changes physically so...

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The first salmon dry fly was British

The first salmon dry fly was British

Normal fishing historians will tell you that the first description of the first salmon dry fly and this special form of fishing come from North America and Mr. George M. La Branche who wrote about his fishing in the book: The Salmon And The Dry Fly from 1924 - But we have found a salmon dry fly pioneer that will  top Mr. George M. La Branche - It is a British angler: Major J.R Fraser that writes to tell British anglers about his exclusive dry fly fishing - Farlow: A British tackle make of the time, also runs a series of...

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Salmon hitting dry fly

The Take:

To the dry fly angler the core of dry fly fishing lies in the take.  The enthralling and hypnotic experience of seeing a fish coming to the surface to hit the fly can`t be matched by much.

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The salmon dry fly take

Some salmon will take the fly savagely wild and furiously fast others will take their time and rise slowly and finally suck the fly from the surface – Bigger salmon in the 10 – 15 kilo range will normally be slow starters and will need a...

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