I agree with Larry. Checkpoint Charlie is a must. You may still be able to see remnants of the Berlin Wall. When I was thers on a 30 day sneak and peek I did not have time to fish nor was right equipment with me. I just retired last year after 38 years with the Army both as a soldier and a civilian. Most of my time was in the Far East. If possible do try to find a guide for your visit as well as a fishing guide if you have time. Bon Voyage! deserttrout6
On 9/24/07, Larry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > p.s. It's also interesting to buy their fly-fishing magazines. You > will find different titles in newsstands than in the train > stations.(Bahnhoff) The magazine I liked most was the "Flug-Angeln". > Lots of good photos. Too bad I don't speak the language. You will > notice that the German Browns shown in the magazines do not look 100% > like the Browns we see here in the U.S. > Enjoy. > > >>> "Ken Staples" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/24/2007 12:15 PM >>> > Hi everybody, > > I'm on my way to berlin for a business trip. I've never been thewre > before. If all goes well I should have an afternoon (when I arrive, > might have to sleep) and the next morning/early afternoon. Any place > that's a "must" visit? Fishing related or not? > > Thanks, > > Ken >
