I went for a quickie today. One of those things I do to de-stress from routine for about an hour or so. Having not fished this fishery for about a month I kept my expectations in check. The place has seen heavy fishing pressure of late and the fish population would have been undoubtedly affected. […]
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What fish do not like a tasty crunchy crustacean morsel like a shrimp? With that thought stuck in my head I have been fly fishing with a shrimp imitation fly of late. And just to give you an idea of how effective it is, on the very first time I tied this fly on the
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The peacock bass were not shy that day for sure. Between the 3 of us more than 60 was caught and released. In the right conditions, the peacock bass is more than just one the hardest fighting freshwater fish pound-for-pound on the planet but are also a survivor. This brute of the Cichlid family from
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Went to visit some rowdy and hard-fighting localised Amazonian friends yesterday. Was happy to find them around and very obliging. Here’s a quick picture of one. Watch-out for the full story. Some say, pound-for-pound the Peacock Bass is the hardest fighting freshwater fish. What do you think?
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Learning fly casting can be tiring. Just swinging the rod back and forth without the proper technique is quite pointless, and demoralising as your fly hardly goes very far. On the other hand, I can possibly go-on casting and casting for days with a baitcasting setup. That’s because it’s become so second nature to me
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