GFF Newsletter: Book review season

So, what's happened since the last newsletter? Not that much actually, even though I did publish three new book reviews: Philip White's "Observation", John L. Field's "Fly-casting Finesse" and the stunning "GT" by Peter McLeod. It's book reading season, and I do have a few more in the pipeline, so expect reviews to appear in the coming time.

During this fishing trip I will also do some photography for the article on hackle pliers, which is well on its way, and a fly pattern or two may also be finished with Step-by-step photos.
And there's of course tonnes of new videos as always - and they keep on coming.

Martin

Articles GT Wow! I just have to say wow! GT's are just... wow... and this book is like… wow!   Fly-casting Finesse I'm not a big fan of learning to cast from a book, but there's little doubt that this book can actually make you a better fly caster. And it features a remote controlled dry training shark!   Observation This is a great book, and a really excellent intro to reading the water and matching the hatch for the angler who feels that both these disciplines are difficult. It clearly illustrates that they don't have to be.   Intruder shanks, wire and hooks The major difference between almost any fly and an Intruder is the use of a shank and a trailing hook. This is about shanks, wires and stinger hooks.		Videos Keiryu Coffee   Craig's Night Time Fly   Andamans 2016   Blog The Regal mystery There's a gazillion tyers who love the Regal style, angled spring clamp fly-tying vises, but I always wondered why they are so popular   #‎flypatternphotochallenge‬ A couple of weeks ago my Facebook wall started overflowing with great fly photos. I think I should thank David Hise for that.
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