Freshwater fly fishing offers some surprisingly sensational sport with three of fishing must-catch species – bass, barra and saratoga, all viable targets as Nat Bromhead explains here.
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The winter of 1984 will be a hard one to forget. Amongst highlights in the balmy North Queensland tropics for this escapee from the southern winter was the black marlin that rose to a teaser behind a boat off Cape Bowling Green
First things first, you need to know which fish are considered trout. The term can be one that is used for salmon family fish. It includes rainbow, brown, brook, cutthroat and steelhead. You’ll find that they are native to Europe, North America and Asia. But, they have been introduced toContinue Reading
You will find that there are several types of salmon that you could be after. You’ll find them in both the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans too. In the Atlantic, you will find the founding father of all salmon. This is the original fish name of a salmon. You willContinue Reading
Both by tradition and practical experience, fly fishing for bass in streams is small-mouth fishing. This bass likes clear, cool water without too much weed growth in it and with sand or gravel bottom. Those conditions are more common in streams than in lakes, at least in lakes in theContinue Reading