fly fishing in Europe

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Tying nymph with Dorsa-Leg mounted limbs. Watch this macro footage to catch every detail of the technique.

Crystal-clear water, breathtaking scenery, and wild trout combine to create an experience unlike any other. Yet beneath this picturesque setting lies one of the most demanding forms of fly fishing. Success in these waters is rarely accidental.

Sardegna EU Saltwater

Sardinia is one of the largest islands in the Mediterranean Sea and undoubtedly one of its most beautiful. With its white-sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, it also offers exceptional opportunities for saltwater fly fishing.

River Moy

Our trip took place early in the official salmon season. It was a calculated gamble: visiting before the peak fishing period, while also increasing our chances of encountering the first,and often largest, salmon of the season as they began their upstream migration.

Daddy long legs

When the wind blows in the right direction, daddy longlegs crane flies falling onto the water can trigger an explosive response from trout. Here a good dry imitation suitable for boat drifting fly fishing as well.

Big Grayling Fly Fishing

The Arctic Circle in Northern Europe has harshest conditions, with winter dropping below −30 °C and short summers marked by 24 hours of daylight. The grayling here are bundles of muscle that exploit every twist of the current to double the power of their runs.

Small Waters Tactics

The beauty of fly fishing isn’t measured by the size of the fish. On a quiet day on a small stream. without the pressure to catch big fish, the senses are free to notice the little things and learn from the river.

Hopper Fly

Grasshoppers that live close to rivers and streams face constant danger. A single gust of wind can blow them onto the water’s surface, where they quickly become easy prey. Here a fly tying tutorial for an hopper fly.

Early nymphs

In mid March most waters are still col but underneath it is already bubbling with life. Even wondered how big are the bugs that we imitate? See the real insects that are crawling in our streams right now, with millimetre scale.

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