I find this video very intriguing. How the contents of this very old manuscript was discovered is kind of like the DaVinci Code of fishing. Thanks to Tony Wee for sharing the link. Handwritten in ancient scripts by a monk about fishing around the year 1450. What was the monk actually up to? Why write […]
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I just came to realise this was never posted though it was intended to be, on the SFA website and Bob is already air-mailing to me the latest edition. Founded more than 100 years ago in 1904, the New South Wales Rod Fishers’ Society Inc. is the oldest fly fishing club in Australia and what
Sport Fishing Asia in the Journal of The New South Wales Rod Fishers’ Society Read More »
Peacock bass often burst into a feeding frenzy as they hunt in a pack. These frenzies however, happens quickly and ends quickly. The good thing is if you can get your lure or fly into or near to them, they will usually strike it. Keep a lookout as some of these are rather unspectacular swirls
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Those who have handled a sailfish before will know that they have very rough bill and it’s best to wear a pair of glove when you need to ‘bill’ one. But what about teeth? The answer to weather adult sailfish have teeth is yes, they do have fine, file-like teeth. Not enough to do too
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Look what Paul brought back for me from the Maldives, fine soft sands from the flats and beaches. There’re actually quite a bit more sand than the photo is showing. A couple of months back in 2014, Mr Sexyloops Paul Arden made a detour to fish the Maldives during his annual Malaysian stopover, with Irhamy
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