Sunday, August 31, 2008
Summer Triathlon (Germany)
Italian Job - Rodcracker Reunion (Germany)
by Stephan Dombaj
Due to the fact that the first migratories are starting to run, there should be the chance to get at least one at the typical resting points. Trophy bows, still big´n fat and ambitiously fighting... even the most hardned seafisher get´s a hard on... So it´s time for another Italian Job - enjoy the pics:
(Descent averagesize)
(Where´s the fucking fly???)
(Ay, that´s a good one)
(landing)
(What a nice fish...)
(Good one - 47cm)
(...time to kill topwater)
(First Big-Bow of the day - 60cm+)
(...with Sergio)
(Tell your Mom to beat me up for slappin´ you)
(I was screaming - but they were out of reach... so I tried to document this moment...)
(And there she is...even bigger than the first one!)
(hahaha, fucked up Selfportrait!)
(Fishdog!)
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Testing The Pike-Booster Fly
by Stephan Dombaj
Preview
(Booster Combo)
Kyller Instinct - Kyll River Revival 08
by Stephan Dombaj
Friday, August 1, 2008
Nicolas Maier
The idea to combine hobby and career spooked always somwhere in my head. So I became a gourmet-cook, which is a fulfilling but also a hard job. Now Flyfishing-Nation gives me the chance to make flyfishing and photography to something like a profession, too.
That's really cool, couse flyfishing has given so much to me!
Flyfishing is there for me.
I'm there for fishing.
Some call it passion.
We call it Flystyle.
Anna Sjöberg
Considering being raised in
Not until I left the north and was living in
Fishing has always been a common activity in my family, summers spent in a small lake-by cottage fishing for pike and perch, but that gene that make you stand casting for hours, asking questions to improve your knowledge or simply just dream about that special place, with that great fishing. That gene must have been sleeping a beautysleep during my childhood. I just didn´t understand it all by then. Although, a beautysleep makes it more powerful afterwards. Once woken it sure got the hold of me and totally changed my life!
It´s now five years since I first tried flyfishing, and my interest has gradually gone from modest to almost obsessive. I now consider myself working fulltime in sales with my “normal” job and fulltime in fishing. In between I try to maintain a normal familylife, with my husband and a daughter who I´m slowly trying to bring into this fishing-maniac-world.
As always, the time for fishing is too short, the days with the rod too few. I try to do as much fishing as possible, best of all in a small river up north, watching that dryfly dancing in front of a big greyling or trout waiting for success. If not up north, I gladly try fishing where ever possible. I still consider myself a rookie, but eager to learn, and taking every chance to improve.