#articulated streamer

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Articulated Jack Pike This is a very big beast of a fly with plenty of movement in the tail section due to it being an articulated 2 hook fly.

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Some tips for fishing streamers in small streams

Some tips for fishing streamers in small streams

Its that time of year again. The leaves are turning brown, orange, yellow and every colour in-between, the water is cooling down, the fish are not looking up as regularly and I’m dusting off my streamer box. Autumn isn’t just pretty, it is a great time to throw some meat around. While people generally associate streamer fishing with larger waterways such as the Goulburn, with a few adjustments,…

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Some tips for the trout opening

Some tips for the trout opening

The last weekend of last season….

So the Victorian trout season is about to open. Like the beginning of most seasons, its likely that a least a few of the rivers are going to be running pretty high (or at least I hope they are, as it will bode well for the rest of the season). So what are the best ways to tempt trout from high and maybe slightly discoloured waters on the opening weekend?

Firstly,…

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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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