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Too much hatch
All of us have ‘our’ streams; the ones that we fish most often, we cherish, we hide from acquaintances, but we share with friends. After reading this post by Hamish, I was keen to get back out to my favourite stream to see if I could emulate at least half the success the he and Perrin had on that evidently magic day.
Hearing about it from Hamish was almost as good as being there, because it was…
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Late to the party? discovering articulated streamers
Late to the party? discovering articulated streamers
A little streamer eating brown
Fishing big articulated streamers for trout is a big part of US fly fishing culture. In general fishing big dirty streamers for trout seems to be a visible and vibrant part of American fly fishing culture, complete with die hards who fish very little else. In Australia, streamer fishing, especially with big articulated beasties, doesn’t appear to have quite the…
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Like shooting fish in a barrell
Like shooting fish in a barrell
A couple of weeks ago photos of Brook trout caught in Victoria started popping up all over FB and instagram. Apparently a bunch of brook trout had escaped from a trout farm and people were jumping at the rare opportunity to catch these fish within a couple of hours from Melbourne. This weekend I decided to join the fray. I was a little late to the party and there was every chance I would miss out…
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