New Zealand & Australia Fly Fishing Blog
Simms Fish It Well Diaries, Chapter 5: Camille Egdorf
Raised along the banks of Alaska's Nushagak River, Simms Pro, Camille Edgorf's childhood wasn't like most of ours. In chapter 5 of the Fish It Well Diaries, Camille reflects on growing up in one of...
Read moreDawn till Dusk 15/16 Season Recap
Jakub Kanok of Dawn till Dusk Fly Fishing has put together a great wrap up of his 15/16 season, check it out here! Dawn till Dusk Fly fishing presents: Those moments from GW,Jakub Kanok on Vimeo .
Read moreThe 'Agony and the Ecstasy' very well describes this trip from a couple of seasons ago with my long time mate and client, Kresten Ovesen. Interestingly, i shot this and sort of forgot about it for ...
Read moreSalty Saturday - YETI Presents "120 Days"
"Few people know anything the way David Mangum knows tarpon fishing. His hunger to better understand these primordial monster borders on obsession. It also makes him one of the best fishing guides ...
Read moreSalty Saturday - 7 Degrees South
Here you go, over an hour of salty goodness to see you through your Saturday. 7 degrees south full film from alphonsefilm on Vimeo .
Read moreSingle Hand Spey and the Airflo Skagit Scout
Recently I received a message from Rob asking if he can learn to spey cast and successfully swing flies with his everyday trout gear. Here’s a secret: that trout rod you have in your garage will al...
Read moreManic Monday - Simms Tributary Kids Gear
Finn Harding gets out amongst the fishing action in his Simms Tributary waders built specifically for kids. Filmed and edited by Andrew Harding.
Read moreTechy Thursdays - Its all in the wrist
To become a better fly angler you need to become a decent caster and learn use your rod to its full potential. This means employing correct use of your wrist. Too many anglers I see either use too ...
Read moreYou've seen the photos now here's the clip from Andrew Harding's recent suburban excursion. "A funny old day, started out sunny and clear but soon clouded over. Fish were EXTREMELY hard in the low ...
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