Simple Baitfish by Coastfly
Well, we’re back in the saddles… working on new hooks for you guys to dress up for all kinds of fun and action. For my part the summer holidays were spent hunting fish way up north in Scandinavia. Meanwhile some of our good friends made a couple of interesting videos. Continue reading “Videos – from Hansen, Lachmann and Brammer”
Today we have a new fly tying video ready for you. Once again we present Mr. Coastfly aka Morten Hansen. Morten is a ninja with bugbond and UV-light. Continue reading “Video – Coastfly ties a Glass Squid”
Today we have a new fly tying film ready for you. It’s the Grizzly Fur Shrimp. Danish fly tier, and very talented fly caster, Lars Chr. Bentsen is behind the vice as well as the camera:0) Continue reading “Video – Tying the Grizzly Fur Shrimp”
Well it’s weekend and we have another Friday fly tying video ready for you. Once again it’s Mr. Coastfly, also known as Morten Hansen, behind the vice. Continue reading “Video – Glass Sandeel”
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of meeting Morten Hansen, a guy I until then only knew under his Instagram alias: coastfly. Morten turned out to be a super cool dude to spend a day with, especially since we both were into saltwater fly fishing, fly tying, rock’n’roll music and of all things: guitar playing :0) Continue reading “Video – Coastfly ties his Glass Shrimp”
Saltwater fly tying is a rather versatile discipline. Myriads of food items get washed along the coastlines every day, and the sea trout seems to like most of them. So you can wrap up imitations of anything from small gammarus scuds to large sand eels or herring. But one food item is getting a lot of attention in Scandinavia right now, and that’s the shrimp. Continue reading “Shrimp Mania”
This is the very first blog from the Ahrex Team. I’m Michael, and I will be writing a lot of the content here, but the other guys on the team will chime in, when they are not busy developing and designing new funky hooks. And we will have some interesting guest bloggers as well. Continue reading “Thank you… for making our hooks come alive”
