Paint by Numbers
Using techniques to spot fish, applying formulas as to what tackle to use, and then throwing out all the theory.
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Using techniques to spot fish, applying formulas as to what tackle to use, and then throwing out all the theory.
In his book “Fly fishing outside the box”, Peter Hayes says that one needs watchable fish in order to study their behavior. That sounds like an obvious thing to say, but let’s consider it in the South African context: In the Western Cape we have generally clear streams emanating from a rocky landscape. The streambed is often pale, even whitish in colour, and although the slightly brackish water gives the streambed a yellow tinge, you still commonly have many pale areas against which trout spotting opportunities abound. In the Eastern Cape the streams are a bit more inclined to dirty