Right, lets see your pictures of fish other than trout and grayling that you've caught on fly fishing gear, doesn't necessarily have to be caught on a fly as long as a fly rod was used.

Here's a couple from me to begin with, first is a thick lipped mullet I caught in Bembridge harbour IOW last year, this one I caught on using my greyflex 8'6" 4# but with bread as bait.


Next is a golden grey mullet caught in the entrance to Bembridge harbour, I caught this on a shrimp pattern, it was how I can only guess what it is like to stalk bonefish in clear shallow water.

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Nice catch there

Beautiful fish.

Nice pics. Foul hooked a mullet when fishing for sea trout years ago. Nearly stripped the reel!!

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Thanks chaps, but wheres your pics?

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A Coalfish from some winter SWFF'ing.

SC, that's a huge mullet to catch on a 4wt, must've given you quite a lot to do!

Here're some non-trout I've caught in Italy:

Gilt-head Bream



Seabass and Striped Seabream



Flathead Mullet



Chub



Eel



I've put up some other pics in the Gallery, especially of other species from outside Italy.

kenneth, they are some excellent pictures. I love the fact you can catch gilthead bream on a fly from the shore.

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Here's a few..
Nice Chub on a foam terestrial


30lb Kingfish


Kahawai


Trev