The Dinner Bell
An 89 cm dusky kob taken on the Dinner Bell I designed the Dinner Bell fly while guiding Tourette Fishing clients for tigerfishing in Tanzania. It
An 89 cm dusky kob taken on the Dinner Bell I designed the Dinner Bell fly while guiding Tourette Fishing clients for tigerfishing in Tanzania. It
Two good mates of mine are off on different trips. Ewan Naude is off to the Ecape for some estuary and surf action and Conrad Botes
There is one thing that I hate about my semi realistic crabs… The claws. If you look at any crab, the most prominent feature
Fishing crabs requires a little more thought than simply retrieving in a regular pattern. Have you ever observed a crab? If you get the chance,
I have been fascinated by crab patterns since my first Seychelles trip way back in 2002. It was a long time ago and as ‘green behind the
Jack Samson wrote about a British carp fly fisherman who fished at Turneffe (or one of the surrounding islands) who caught something like 18 permit
I read a story once about some anglers in Kosi Bay not being able to get bites because the GT’s we’re locked on to wave
I designed this guy for shallow reefs. It had to stay up-right in all sorts of situations and land with as little splash as possible.
Going to farther and/or deeper doesn’t always guarantee you fish, because the best time for man to fish, isn’t always the best time for the fish to feed.
The first time I threw a crab pattern at a fish, I got denied. And so was the case for the second, third and so