Even at midwinter there are days when the sun comes out, the wind settles for a while and the coves and bays along the coastline warms up – at least in the afternoon.
Continue reading “Mathias Rosenmejer Ibsen ties a MRI Dubbing Goby”
Even at midwinter there are days when the sun comes out, the wind settles for a while and the coves and bays along the coastline warms up – at least in the afternoon.
Continue reading “Mathias Rosenmejer Ibsen ties a MRI Dubbing Goby”
On this first blog in 2017 we have another entry from our Nordic Salt Fly Tying Session. This time the man behind the fly… and the vice is Rasmus Post Ottesen. Continue reading “Rasmus Post Ottesen ties a Squirrel Sculpin”
It’s that time of year. You know… the air is filled with snowflakes, Christmas trees, shopping center santas, calendars, secrets and stuff. It’s also that season, where you find yourself wondering just how many muddlers or bass bugs you can tie using the hair from 8 reindeer :0) Continue reading “Armchair angling – and the three Demons from Montana”
I love the quote from John Lennon, saying: Life is what happens to you… while you are busy making other plans. That’s exactly the reason why we have had to step up our game on our website. Continue reading “Welcome to our new website”
If you intend to knock your head repeatedly into solid rock – wearing a helmet makes sense. That’s probably the reason why Flymen Fishing Company made their innovative Sculpin Helmets, Fish Skulls and other cool stuff :0) Continue reading “Headbanging and rock knocking”
A month ago we promised you lot’s of new saltwater fly tying videos – and now it’s time for us to deliver. This very first full-length video from our Nordic Salt fly tying session features the fabulous Mr Henrik Kure. Continue reading “Henrik Kure Nielsen ties a Chartreuse Zonker”
A heat wave hit Denmark this week. While clear sunny skies tend to slow fishing down – especially for trout and other cold-water species – I guess we all could need to soak up some sun before entering the Nordic winter. Continue reading “A variety of Sculpins”
Woah, it’s Friday again – and that probably means that a lot of you guys are having a couple of days off – to go fishing, arranging your socks in color order, joining a rave party… or what ever makes you tick :0) Continue reading “Meet our Nightwatchman”
Predators have a well-defined pecking order. The toughest bruisers inhabit the best lies or the most defined structure. You know… the places that just simply eat flies: Rocky drop-offs, dense weed beds, Lilly pads and submerged logs or roots. Continue reading “Video – Texas Predator Hooks for jungle warfare”
The windows are pretty steamy at the Ahrex headquarter at the moment. Not caused by the weather, which actually is kind of lousy even for a typical late summer in Denmark. Nope the heat is generated inside – where a lot of interesting stuff is brewing right now. Continue reading “Predator Friday”