Beating the system
The merits of having a sure-fire system to predict or achieve good fly fishing.
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The merits of having a sure-fire system to predict or achieve good fly fishing.
A day on a stillwater towards the end of winter, trying different tactics; the shoreline and a float tube, until I get the formula right and start catching the fish I was after.
Exploring Skues, and Haig-Brown, and contrasts in flyfishing and seasons draws to the question: Could video help bring old fishing books alive?
A short (11 min) video, in which I share an afternoon’s fly fishing on a local lake.
Exploring the richness of fly fishing literature and how it immerses the soul.
The Morphew family, a shot down plane over Libya, and Trout in 2020
A collection of images from my stillwater winter flyfishing season
It was the 18th April 1999. Guy and I were fishing the uMngeni on Brigadoon, on what my fishing log describes as “Blacks Water”. That was the section of river above the confluence of the Furth Stream, and at some time not long past, it had been the farm of John Black, and if memory serves, Derek Fly had bought it or taken it over, and its length was now added to the beat known to us as Brigadoon. At that time all the riverside lands from the Furth confluence up to Picnic Pool were planted to maize, and the