by Gavin McAuliffe | Mar 4, 2013 | Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing Reports, Tips and Tricks
Fly fishing guiding has many components to making a successful day for both the client and the guide. At the end of the day it is teamwork. A good guide will work hard for the client but they can only do so much, the client has to be able to deliver the goods on the...
by Gavin McAuliffe | Mar 22, 2011 | Fly Fishing
I meet fly fisherman from all over the world and I have found over the years that almost without exception they are wonderful people. Maybe it’s just one of those pastimes or passions that people with certain attitudes gravitate towards. After all they are out...
by Gavin McAuliffe | Oct 17, 2010 | Fly Fishing
Fly Fishing Queenstown, New Zealand and the surrounding regions is a fly fishers paradise. There’s always some good water to fish no matter what the weather is doing. You can travel to all 4 points of the compass to go fly fishing from Queenstown maximizing the...
by Gavin McAuliffe | Aug 1, 2010 | Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing Equipment, Tips and Tricks
If you haven’t read Preparing for a New Zealand Fly Fishing Expedition Part 1 – do it now. If you have keep reading. The gear to bring with you should be right at the top of the list now. If you are into a bit of comfort with a roof overhead, hot running...
by Gavin McAuliffe | May 27, 2010 | Fly Fishing, Tips and Tricks
Fly Fishing can certainly be a sport (or art) that requires a fair bit of decent equipment. As a New Zealand fly fishing guide I get to use and test many bits of kit, some of which cuts the mustard and some that doesn’t. Over time you refine what you use, when...