Bamboo rods are steeped in fly fishing tradition. Many people associate them with tweed-wearing, pipe-smoking, gun-toting pensioner types where rods are only ever cast in the corridoors of nursing homes. Incorrect. New-age, modern classy folk are now busting their nuts to lay their hands all over this sweet bit of gear. Have a look at…
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The trailer for a Permit film. Another one for the ‘To Do’ list! For more info click here
Fishing for Poon (Tarpon). It’s epic. Well, it looks epic anyway – I’ve never done it. Better start throwing some coins in a big-arsed mother fuckin’ piggy bank ‘coz this is something a blokes just gotta do.
Here’s a snippet of a new DVD coming out soon focusing on catching black bream in Tasmania on fly and lures. There’s a sweet piece of footage that appears to be a big bream taking a dry fly…
I flipped open the mailbox expecting the same old mundane window envelopes, advising me of debts to a vast array of so-called service providers. Imagine my excitement then, when an international package had taken their place and looked suspiciously like a DVD. Sweet! Casting at Shadows had arrived! I suggested nicely to the missus that finding…
I’ll give you fifty bucks if you can count the number of midge…
I thought I had shared this clip previously…. but it appears not. Oh well, it’s on here now so shut up and watch! To find out more on the release of this film, go to Casting at Shadows ** Edit – The DVD and Bluray have now been released! You can purchase them directly from…
Wanna brief understanding of why someone would fly fish?… This pretty much sums it up.
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