Flyfishing in the second decad of March
Looking back at Trout fishing conditions in the middle of March in KZN
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Looking back at Trout fishing conditions in the middle of March in KZN
Exploring a seldom mentioned river beat, from the 1930’s to now.
A selection of photos from days on the streams over the last 3 months
It was late afternoon, and even the dark red colour indicator was proving difficult to see against the silver surface. I stopped and took this picture, then headed back to the bakkie where I lay back in the grass and watched the clouds, waiting for the coffee to brew.
Last season, I stood in the middle of a road drift across the uMngeni, and threw a fly upstream. I suppose it was not a tame road crossing. Not some concrete slab with guide railings, just a spot identified as a good one for tractor crossings, where years ago the farmer shaved the banks a bit. All the same, it felt just a little bit domestic to be standing there fishing, in the way that one feels when you stand on a jetty. Anyway, I had seen a fish rise in a spot beside the chute at the top of
This little fellow took a nymph in quick water on Stoneycroft farm, a place I have been hanging out at a lot lately.