Pic of the Day…
Visitng angler to Tasmania Piero Bertocchi sends a nice cast along a likely looking bank (please click image for much better quality!).
My Christmas Pleasant
As per the last few years, me and a few cobbers ventured into Tasmania’s Western Lakes for a couple of nights camping, hiking and fly fishing. Once again, the mission was planned well in advance and by the time Christmas had rolled around we were champing at the bit to get out there. Destination this…
Struck Too Early…
Tasmania’s Western Lakes region is surely the most enchanting area the sight-fishing angler would hope to encounter. Shallow lagoons and tarns, crystal clear water and silty-bottomed waters brimming with trout that are sometimes keen for a decent feed. My life has been pretty hectic of late, with work and family life taking a hold, which…
Pic of the Day…
A well-conditioned, mayfly-munching brown trout from Penstock Lagoon in Tasmania’s highlands…
Wild & Clear
That’s what many of us seek isn’t it – Something wild, something clear enough to polaroid, to sight fish? I certainly do, my mates dig it and so do the kids from Montana Wild. Here’s another sweet clip from these guys chasing cutties and bullies in some wild and steep gorges…
Jazz & Fly Fishing
Regardless of where and how you fish, every angler is surely touched by rhythm. It is something one cannot escape. The water on a small stream, cascading down the smallest of descents or a wind-lapped lake shore constantly revealing it’s beat. The hum of the furious hatches while the tree-tops sway in the valley above. Frantic sea-birds in the…
Pic of the Day…
Spring has arrived and the emergence of the mayfly is nigh…
Aurora Australis July 2012
There’s been some insane images and footage from recent displays of the Aurora Australis (Southern Lights). Here’s a fantastic time-lapse sequence from our freinds across the ‘dutch’ in New Zealand. Please take the time to watch this in HD, it’s flippin’ unreal.
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