New Zealand & Australia Fly Fishing Blog
Barramundi on Fly äóñ The Basics | Dave Bradley
Most people finding their way into the saltwater world have a few species on the target list, naturally this comes from whatever they see in the mags, perhaps a recommendation from a friend (well b...
Read moreAIRFLO SUPERFLO RIDGE 2.0 SUPER TROUT FLYLINE REVIEW
Want to win drinks of the hoppy type from your mates in a carpark distance casting bet? Then this could be the line for you! Last year I decided to undertake the necessary practice to take the ex...
Read moreTargeting Autumn Mayfly Munchers
When the season changes with daylight savings done and dusted, the cooler temps set in. This is especially the case in the mornings and evenings, with some beautiful settled days. However, sometime...
Read moreSimms 2025 Flats Sneakers Review
BULLA from Fiji. Each morning, while carrying my Primal MEGA CCC , on my way to the breakfast buffet, Iäó»d get asked, äóìBring me something backäó from one of the friendly resort staff. My answ...
Read moreMurray Cod on the Primal Blitz CS 8ft 8wt
We caught up with Jack Porter to hear his thoughts on the new Primal Blitz CS 8ft 8wt. Some of you may know Jack from his fly tying account @porters_flies , where he showcases some of his super tid...
Read moreSimms G3 Guide Wading Boot Review | James Sinnamon
Over the years I have had the pleasure of trying a lot of different wading boots and I will be honest, I am not easy on my gear. My favourite thing to do is to hike into the back lakes of Tasmani...
Read moreRonan's Top Three NZ Flies for May
Top guide Ronan Creane gives us a quick rundown of his top three Manic Fly Collection flies for this May. #1 Dores Mr Glister This all round deadly streamer is right at home targeting fish migr...
Read moreAutumn Things The days get a little shorter, the sting in the sun loses its punch and the nights cool down to those first frosts for the season with imminent snow not far away. Its autumn, my f...
Read moreLate Season Eucumbene & Jindabyne Fishing Tips
Come May there is a some-what unusual, yet predictable hatch that takes place in the Australian Snowy Mountains. The äóÖ4x4 hatch,äó» spawning from right across the Eastern seaboard across Aussie, ...
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