We’ve done so well on your flies over the years, and they skate so well that we don’t need to fish anything else when it comes to wake flies!
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Hi, Jesper & Per. Here is a photo of a 40-inch by 21-inch Atlantic salmon we landed on one of your Monster caddis tube flies the last week. You can see the fly hanging from the fish’s mouth (barely). I’ve hunted large salmon for 20 years throughout Newfoundland and Labrador and that fly moves them unlike any other. We’ve had many large fish come to that fly in the last week when other flies just would not move them. ….

Hi Fishmadman, Here is a photo of a 44-inch Atlantic hooked on a Black Bomber tube fly in August 2017 on the Lower Humber River, Newfoundland.
I have been a Lower Humber Guide for several years, and, Needless to say, after hooking multiple large Salmon on various Tube Bombers, I am very impressed! 🙂 Thank you and tight lines!

I can tell you this fly and other tube dry flies will be in my arsenal from now on! Several times I hooked and landed large Atlantic salmon on their creations when my traditional flies and Bombers had no effect on the salmon. The Atlantic Salmon world is continually changing with new gear and techniques. Don’t miss the boat on this new and exciting way to fish dry flies! Give these flies a try! You’ll be more than happy that you took the time!! Thank you, Jesper and Per” Tight Lines!
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We see more and more of your amazing flies every year and I just love the way they fish.

You guys are the experts. Keep doing this. We love it

Thanks again!

Steve Morrow

Hey there, fellow anglers! If you’re planning a visit to Damdochax River Lodge, I highly suggest checking out some tube dry and wake flies with Fishmadman. Personally, I’ve had great success using the Grantham Sedge, the Grease Liner, and the Flashback/Foam Bug on the Damdochax.

Best, Hannah