Picture Sharing Page
New for 2013 is the picture sharing page. If you would like us to post your picture up on the site we will be happy to do so. Please take care to take tasteful pictures. We ask that all fish are handled carefully during the picture taking process and promptly release them afterward. Feel free to mail your pictures to terry@amarbleheadflyfisher.com Please include your name, contact information, and a brief summary of your catch.
September, 2013
Here are two pictures from our good customer Ray L. He and his buddy spent a few days at Harkers fishing with Brian Horsley and Sarah Gardner. Looks like it was a great trip!
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August, 2013
Here are a few pictures from Eric C from a recent trip to the tropics. What follows is the email he attached
These are a few pictures from some of the fishing done during a trip to the US and British Virgin Islands. I was able to fish 2 days. One with a guide, Garfield, for Bonefish on Anegada Island and another day with a small boat captain on St. Thomas which is where the Snook was landed and a tarpon broke off boat side. The landed tarpon was from fishing with a local in Tortola, British Virgin Islands. All the gear I did not have or borrow I obtained from the shop. Having been there before, Terry told me what I could expect in Anegada.
Great Job Eric, and thanks for sharing the pictures.
These are a few pictures from some of the fishing done during a trip to the US and British Virgin Islands. I was able to fish 2 days. One with a guide, Garfield, for Bonefish on Anegada Island and another day with a small boat captain on St. Thomas which is where the Snook was landed and a tarpon broke off boat side. The landed tarpon was from fishing with a local in Tortola, British Virgin Islands. All the gear I did not have or borrow I obtained from the shop. Having been there before, Terry told me what I could expect in Anegada.
Great Job Eric, and thanks for sharing the pictures.
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These next six shots come to us from our good friend Johnny D. These were taken at a high mountain lake out west. The scenery is beautiful.
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A couple of "Cape Cod Piggies" from our good buddy Chris M.
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Brian Mac Jr and Sr from a recent float down the Brandywine. Good stuff guys!
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A few recent walk and wade guide trips for Largemouth and Panfish. Nice bass!
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These next seven photos came to us from our good friend Robin. Robin recently took a trip of a lifetime to Tortola, Russia. To hear him tell the stories of getting picked up in a helicopter each day and flown out to remote places where the fish man not have ever seen a person or fly. Armed with his brand new Winston BIIX spey outfit we set up for him it looks like the trip was a great success. Many of the fish in these pictures were landed on flies tied by shop friend and Salmon fly junkie Frank Swarner. I asked Robin if he would ever do this trip again and without hesitation he replied emphatically...ABSOLUTELY! Yeah, I probably say that also. Congrats on a good trip Robin and thanks for sharing these pictures with us.
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July, 2013
The beginning of a good time!
Jack B's first Trout!
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Cape Striper
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June, 2013
Ed C. With a nice Bronzeback!
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Ed's Fish in the net. This is one of my favorite pics. so far this year!
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No wonder they are the state fish of PA. Absolutely beautiful!
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Henelopen Croaker
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Clouser Crayfish checked off the list
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One Boot Ed with some serious Smalljaw!
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Robbie with another beautiful brown
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Jon with a nice Cape May Weekie
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One from me
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Cool shot!
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The beach is lousy with Croaker right now!
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Looks like a wall paper shot to me!
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Former WCFF Pres. Rick D with a nice Maine Smallmouth
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Looks like a great vacation!
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Weakies are in!
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Sean with a nice Flattie
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Mike with a great shot! love the bridge in the backround.
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George with a couple of Belize Bones.
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Bone #2
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Night time weakfish... gotta love it!
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Bart with a Weekie.
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Mike with a nice Smallie. Maybe you should be in the Smallmouth Challenge!
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A view from the Pac-13
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Mike with a nice Brandywine Bonefish!
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Doc Mark with a hog!
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May, 2013
These next three are of a fish called a Quillback.,a member of the Sucker family. These guys can grow to around 26" long and weigh several pounds. They are named a Quillback due to the long filament extending out of the dorsal fin. You can see the filament in the top picture. One of our good customers John M. got this guy while Shad fishing in Deer Creek. Awesome catch and thanks for sharing it with us.
This is the real pic.
Here is the one from Wikipedia for reference.
looks like a Carp / Sucker hybrid.
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Cool color and Scale design!
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Here are a few more great shots from Robbie and his dad. Loving that big "ole Brown!
Red Adipose...good stuff.
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Those younguns don't know everything do they?
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This one belongs in a frame!
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Damn!
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From a guide trip last week.
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Thank you Jim S. For these great shots.
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Jason's wild brown from a recent guide trip.
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One from me.
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One of our customers Matt D. With a nice one taking from Beaver Creek. Great Job!
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Robbie with another great Brown!
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April, 2013
Here are a few from Harry K's recent trip to Andros.
spotting from the bow
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stalking the flats
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nice bone
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he hit the needlefish
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One from me. You can see the Stimulator in the corner of his jaw.
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Jared with a nice Hickory.
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Dick, our Loomis rep with an Argentina Dorado from a recent trip.
Here is one mike sent me from last winter.
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Absolute pig!
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Got this one...
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Then got this one on the next cast. Yes it is a different fish!
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Nice hat, love the design! the designer really knew what he was doing.
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Robbie with a few good ones!
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March, 2013
Looks like John Gregg has been giving his new Sage Flight a workout.
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Check out the new logo Ross EVO LT.
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February 2013
David Miller From BC, Canada
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John Gregg @ Pickering Creek Feb 28
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John Gregg @ Pickering Creek Feb 28
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John Gregg @ Pickering Creek Feb 28
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Frank Phillips Beaufort, SC Jan. 2013. Sight fishing for Reds with Capt. Tuck Scott.
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Rich Powers with a nice Yellowstone Cutt
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Robbie from our winter tying classes. White Clay Creek, Jan 28th
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January 2013
The Beginning
