Fly fishing NZ
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2019 3:20 pm
GDay all
Gonna keep this brief due to lack of time, might do a more in depth report later on
Unfortunately in my trip to NZ because of weather and other difficulties most saltwater fishing became off the table, but fortunately that didn't stop us from going for a flyfishing outing today in the glorious weather.
Awesome day, got a lot more skills under my belt and i'm now feeling like in falling into a fly fishing addiction.. can't wait!
Ended up with 2 fish for the day, very pleased as we were fishing in one of the hardest regions of the country for very wise, strong fish in a system that had just been super flooded.
My fish was a nice 3.5lb jack brown who took the dropper nymph on a dry/dropper rig.
Might go hunt some snapper/kahawai on lures tomorrow but other than that, no more fishing this trip. I'd love to chase some other fish like kingies/trevs but logistics just don't work out which is a shame. Still very pleased with today though
cheers
croe
Gonna keep this brief due to lack of time, might do a more in depth report later on
Unfortunately in my trip to NZ because of weather and other difficulties most saltwater fishing became off the table, but fortunately that didn't stop us from going for a flyfishing outing today in the glorious weather.
Awesome day, got a lot more skills under my belt and i'm now feeling like in falling into a fly fishing addiction.. can't wait!
Ended up with 2 fish for the day, very pleased as we were fishing in one of the hardest regions of the country for very wise, strong fish in a system that had just been super flooded.
My fish was a nice 3.5lb jack brown who took the dropper nymph on a dry/dropper rig.
Might go hunt some snapper/kahawai on lures tomorrow but other than that, no more fishing this trip. I'd love to chase some other fish like kingies/trevs but logistics just don't work out which is a shame. Still very pleased with today though
cheers
croe