Blue Groper – I want one!
Over the years I’ve seen some rad footage of the Aussies catching blue groper. They’re these big, blue epic-looking fish. And they definitely tick the
Fred Davis
THOUGHTS ON FISHING HIGH WATER
I wrote this 10 years ago, almost to the day! And with all the rain bucketing down in the Cape, I figured it’d be an
THE CRAFT ” The Feather Mechanic – A fly tyers philosophy”
A very cool short featuring The Feather Mechanic, Gordon van der Spuy, sharing a few thoughts on his fly tying and fishing philosophy. <span data-mce-type=”bookmark”
A MOMENT AT MURCHISON
Photos: Richard Standford and I Thud thud thud. That moment when “dammit, bottom” was shattered as the heavy headshakes telegraphed up my fly line. Everything
JIM BARTSCHI ON THE NEW SCOTT WAVE
The recent release of the Scott Wave has had a lot of people sitting up excitedly. At a time when most high-end rods require a
SWISS CHEESE AND CITY CHUB
Staring at the full, laminar flow of the Linth canal – a rather pretty piece of water considering that it is just a canal –
WE KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST WINTER
Summer is over. This means temperatures are backing off to the mid to high 30s and we can now breathe outside again. Last winter was
A FEW QUEENS
I’ve been slack behind the lens recently. And slacker yet in getting images and words onto the blog. But here are a few shots from
WINTER IS COMING
A TEASER FROM THE OPENING WEEKS OF SEASON IN THE DESERT But not in the Game of Thrones endless blizzards and frost kind of way.
Del Brown’s Merkin Crab SBS
Del Brown, a name synonymous with Permit fishing, is often credited as the man who originally cracked the Permit code. The secret to his success