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Hi Roffians,
this is the first time that I post a TR on Roff.
Hope you'll like it.
It's about fishing the fly in Holland....
Look at :
http://hans.pressanykey.nl
and follow the link TR.
Hans

TR Dutch Biesbosch and North Sea
 

"Staalkop" wrote in message
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Hi Roffians,
this is the first time that I post a TR on Roff.
Hope you'll like it.
It's about fishing the fly in Holland....
Look at :
http://hans.pressanykey.nl
and follow the link TR.
Hans

Very nice, Hans. My favorite photo is the deer crossing the water. I also liked
the Patagonia TR. Thanks.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

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Tim J. wrote:

"Staalkop" wrote in message
...

Hi Roffians,
this is the first time that I post a TR on Roff.
Hope you'll like it.
It's about fishing the fly in Holland....
Look at :
http://hans.pressanykey.nl
and follow the link TR.
Hans


Very nice, Hans. My favorite photo is the deer crossing the water. I also liked
the Patagonia TR. Thanks.


That's a good report, Hans and a great site!! Thanks for all of your efforts. This
is as close to fishing as I can get, for a time.


Tom in North Carolina

n4tab at earthlink dot net

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Staalkop wrote:
Hi Roffians,
this is the first time that I post a TR on Roff.
Hope you'll like it.
It's about fishing the fly in Holland....
Look at :
http://hans.pressanykey.nl
and follow the link TR.
Hans


Nice one Hans!
Good to see you having fun in the Dutch waters, there'll probably be a
lot more to come. This report is a good inspiration to get me to do some
trip reports, cause I've got the feeling that we fish in quite another
environment than most of the other visitors here :-).

--
Herman

TR Dutch Biesbosch and North Sea
 

"Herman Nijland" wrote in message
...
Staalkop wrote:
Hi Roffians,
this is the first time that I post a TR on Roff.
Hope you'll like it.
It's about fishing the fly in Holland....
Look at :
http://hans.pressanykey.nl
and follow the link TR.
Hans


Nice one Hans!
Good to see you having fun in the Dutch waters, there'll probably be a
lot more to come. This report is a good inspiration to get me to do some
trip reports, cause I've got the feeling that we fish in quite another
environment than most of the other visitors here :-).



Yeah, for starters everyone speaks some furrin language over there.

--riverman

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Yeah, Herman,
unfortunately yes we fish in a different environment.
Sorry to say, but I have to learn to appreciate the dutch waters a bit more,
I think.
Hans

BTW what about these 'brasems' not reacting at all ( lying in the
watersurface ) ??

"Herman Nijland" schreef in bericht
...
Staalkop wrote:
Hi Roffians,
this is the first time that I post a TR on Roff.
Hope you'll like it.
It's about fishing the fly in Holland....
Look at :
http://hans.pressanykey.nl
and follow the link TR.
Hans


Nice one Hans!
Good to see you having fun in the Dutch waters, there'll probably be a
lot more to come. This report is a good inspiration to get me to do some
trip reports, cause I've got the feeling that we fish in quite another
environment than most of the other visitors here :-).

--
Herman

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riverman wrote:
"Herman Nijland" wrote in message
...

Staalkop wrote:

Hi Roffians,
this is the first time that I post a TR on Roff.
Hope you'll like it.
It's about fishing the fly in Holland....
Look at :
http://hans.pressanykey.nl
and follow the link TR.
Hans


Nice one Hans!
Good to see you having fun in the Dutch waters, there'll probably be a
lot more to come. This report is a good inspiration to get me to do some
trip reports, cause I've got the feeling that we fish in quite another
environment than most of the other visitors here :-).




Yeah, for starters everyone speaks some furrin language over there.

--riverman

Congolese ;-)?
Sorry Myron, slip of the key. Compared to your situation we're still
quite well off, I guess.

TR Dutch Biesbosch and North Sea
 

On Wed, 19 May 2004, Staalkop wrote:

Nice example of camera, fly rod, landing net and belly boat steering. I
take it you are a reasonably well coordinated person. Great looking fish.
What you call sea bass - is that the same fish that the French call a
*bar*?

Mu

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Hi Mu,

coordination is ok, thanks, but I had to throw quite a few pics away
too.....
Since I was alone this was the only way to do it.

I do not know how the french call this fish.
Hans


"Mu Young Lee" schreef in bericht
cc.itd.umich.edu...
On Wed, 19 May 2004, Staalkop wrote:

Nice example of camera, fly rod, landing net and belly boat steering. I
take it you are a reasonably well coordinated person. Great looking fish.
What you call sea bass - is that the same fish that the French call a
*bar*?

Mu

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Mu Young Lee wrote:
On Wed, 19 May 2004, Staalkop wrote:

Nice example of camera, fly rod, landing net and belly boat steering. I
take it you are a reasonably well coordinated person. Great looking fish.
What you call sea bass - is that the same fish that the French call a
*bar*?

Mu

Hello Mu,
Yes, it is the same species. More info to be found at:
http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/Spec...s name=labrax

--
Herman

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On Mon, 24 May 2004, Herman Nijland wrote:

Mu Young Lee wrote:
What you call sea bass - is that the same fish that the French call a
*bar*?

Mu

Yes, it is the same species. More info to be found at:
http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/Spec...s name=labrax

Thanks Herman. Since it is of family Moronidae and order Perciformes it
is in fact very similar to the fish we call striped bass in the USA which
is found in oceans and freshwater (also a relative of two species of
smaller fish called white bass and white perch). The body shape, fins and
head are very reminiscent of our striped bass.

Mu