Learn strategies to avoid spooking trout, from managing shadows to perfecting your
Honouring the lives of Michael Youl & Peter Nixon—remarkable friends, anglers, and
Stopping and watching at Lake Eucumbene.
There’s something about the end of the trout
The possibility of a mulloway - even if remote - is never far from your mind on the
Low flows, good habitat & wild trout: fishing improved stretches of the Ovens & Buckland
Explore the ultimate flyfishing journey through Mexico’s Xcalak and Belize’s Placencia
With the first cold days reminding us of what's just around the corner, David considers
The Claret Carrot is one of the simplest and most versatile dry flies available to
Steve investigates a little-known insect that's probably more important to trout
Philip fills in for Jim Allen to reflect on fishing diaries, Tassie trips, and why
Fly Fishing the Glenelg River Estuary | Bream, EPs, Mulloway & More
How to Minimise Spooking Trout from Boats | Fly Fishing Tips
Philip reflects on a life of maps, trout, and exploration—and why printed maps still
North Island Revisited – Fast Water, Big Trout & Good Food
Master the art of sight fishing for trout in lakes. Learn key techniques for spotting
Is fly imitation crucial? Nick explores imitative vs. impressionistic vs. attractor
Craig describes a bream fly that fits with their feeding behaviour.
In the first instalment of a 3-part epic, Peter asks, have you spooked the fish?
Steve offers a Murrumbidgee and Yarrangobilly River ‘sampler’, and also gives some
Jim revisits the summer highlight of grasshopper fishing.
Philip shares essential tactics for trout fishing in hot weather, highlighting how
Steve enjoys mixing up his summer Snowy Lakes fishing, with time on the many nearby
Philip Weigall reflects on expectations in flyfishing, sharing stories of triumph
Kiel breaks down how to read a typical freestone stream, identifying key trout-holding
In the first of two parts, Kiel offers a simplified introduction to fishing freestone
Midge or 'buzzers' can be one of the most important trout water insects, writes Craig,
Jim considers the value of bling in a fly, versus bland.
Dry fly fishing on lakes needn’t depend on mayfly and caddis, writes Philip.
Tiger trout are emerging as an exciting new addition to Australia’s trout fisheries,
Peter reflects on 30 years of Tasmanian flyfishing, celebrating progress, honouring
