Brothel
Brothel is a beautiful drone-clip compilation of Australian salmon fishing by Liam Surridge; many thanks for sharing this with Feathers and Fluoro:
Chasing Tail
A short film by Andrew Harding about trout fishing in a shallow North Island lake. In his words: “Nestled on a high plateau in the central North Island of New Zealand, this small, shallow lake offers up so many moods in an amazingly barren, but beautiful surround under the shadow of an active volcano. The fish […]
New Zealand Kingfish on Fly
Words and photos by Victor James Ives I guess when you think of New Zealand you think of the All Blacks, and how they dominated South African rugby recently. If you are a bit more of a nature lover you think of endless snow capped mountains with lush green forests. You think of gin clear […]
Free swimming sailfish on fly
Jono Shales from Exmouth Fly Fishing is known for targeting free swimming black marlin on fly; in this clip he hooks up with a free swimming sailfish. For those who don’t know these fish well, they are successfully targeted by teasing, but seldom react to a single plug or fly fished from a relatively stationary […]
King of the flats
Fly anglers have been targeting Cape yellowtail (yellowtail kingfish in NZ) off the Western Cape coastline for many years, but few of these fish have been reported caught on foot. It is one of Jimmy Eagleton’s dreams to get one of these fishes from shore on a fly rod and although he’s come close it is […]
Aussie salmon on sight
Photo essay by Liam Surridge We see a lot of nice fishing photographs on the internet, but only a few of those make us go “Wow! I need to experience that!”. Liam Surridge moved to Perth a few years ago and it seems he’s decided to stay for good. I don’t blame the bugger considering the […]
Fraser Island
Story and photos courtesy Paul Taylor Compromise; a word central to the efficient functioning of any modern family. The requirements were clear: safe swimming for the kids, close proximity to Brisbane, plenty of family activities, a smattering of local restaurants and the off chance of wetting a line. This formula would usually translate into me […]
Jack Kos is Neck Deep in the Gin Clear
Jack Kos is one of the talented Kiwi fly fisherman I met while travelling through the South Island several years ago. On the day that our footsteps crossed, we had both planned to hike up a specific gorge section of a river neither of us had fished before in the Canterbury area. The light was poor in […]
