by Gavin McAuliffe | Jul 21, 2010 | Fly Fishing
Skues was a nymph man, then Halford went dry. When we see the way the press and media go on about events in our lifetime, you have to shake your head. And think fly fishing is the best. Wet or dry. A kind of escapism with the best possible conclusion. A fish. Be it a...
by Gavin McAuliffe | Jun 1, 2010 | Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing Reports
Monday the 31st of May was the last day of the season for being able to fish the mountain rivers and streams that flow into the the lakes and they now stay closed until 1st November. Some mates and I decided instead of chasing trout we would head down to the South...
by Gavin McAuliffe | May 23, 2010 | Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing Reports, Tips and Tricks
Taking your pack off, removing wet boots from tired feet at the end of a long days fly fishing in a remote New Zealand back country river valley then sitting around the hut fire as dinner is simmering away while you chat about the fabulous highlights of a days fishing...
by Gavin McAuliffe | May 12, 2010 | Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing Reports
Well we missed out on the snapper running up the Kapiti Coast but we did get into some Kawhai both on the fly and surf casting which was a bundle of fun. We only picked up some small kawhai on the fly but even those were great fun on the light fly gear – they...
by Gavin McAuliffe | Apr 30, 2010 | Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing Reports
Rain, rain and more rain. We have seen some of the biggest rain events in 10 years or more and many rivers in the Southland region blew out to epic proportions. Lake Wakatipu is flooding into Queenstown although thank goodness because of the lack of snow in the...