Thank's for the follow up reply.
Another talking point about parachutes is hackle selection.
You can get by with cheaper hackle and personally, I save quite a bit of money by using saddle hackle rather than necks. Saddles are cheaper and the feather are longer so you can tied more flies with a...
Hi Mike,
I logged on so that I could reply.
That's an excellent explanation of how to tie a parachute fly.
However, I do have a comment on tying in the hackle shiny side up.
I assume you do this because you consider the parachute to be a dry fly and by tying in the hackle this way, the barbs...
I bet the cork grip on the new fly rod is a different diameter/size than your usual rod. I suspect you will find that it is smaller, forcing you into a tighter grip.
Germany is very strict. You actually have to take a class and pass a test.
https://www.angloinfo.com/how-to/germany/lifestyle/sports-leisure/fishing
"The fishing licence (Fischereischein) is obtained on completion of the Sportfisherprüfung (sport fishing exam). The fishing exam normally takes...