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All the fish I caught were released back into the river.

Hook size: 14

Bait: maggots

Maggots feeder: kinder egg, upgraded with holes and stone for weighting





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I recorded the skeleton of a wild animal in the video. Probably a victim of the recent floods. In my estimation it was a doe. Since the river still has a fairly fast flow, I tried to record as visible as possible. The video was recorded by the Waterwolf camera (first version).




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  • Hook: dry-fly hook sizes 16-22
  • Thread: Uni, 8/0 thread
  • Body: CDC feather




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Author: Marina Kropec


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Author: Marina Kropec


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Feeding fish with casters and groundbait.




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 tight lines and wet landing nets!

Author: Marina Kropec


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