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Key Tip For Fishing Trip To New Zealand

Started by Wildfisher, March 09, 2015, 12:28:46 PM

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Wildfisher

Unless you are a 6 foot 5  fishing guide who has not eaten for 3 days never order the double lamb shank in The Bistro in Twizel.  :lol:

haresear

Quote from: admin on March 09, 2015, 12:28:46 PM
Unless you are a 6 foot 5  fishing guide who has not eaten for 3 days never order the double lamb shank in The Bistro in Twizel.  :lol:

Agreed. I can still feel it coming back on me :lol:

Alex
Protect the edge.

Wildfisher

I'll never look at a sheep the same way again.   :lol:

Mark

Quote from: admin on March 09, 2015, 01:38:02 PM
I'll never look at a sheep the same way again.   :lol:

I know yove been away for a while but surely you've not been that lonely  :shock:

Wildfisher

I have decided sheep are only good for making indicators and lamb vindaloo

Inchlaggan

Quote from: admin on March 09, 2015, 04:57:02 PM
I have decided sheep are only good for making indicators and lamb vindaloo
That represents a significant change in attitude for one who has spent time in sheep shagger country...............
'til a voice as bad as conscience,
rang interminable changes,
on an everlasting whisper,
day and night repeated so-
"Something hidden, go and find it,
Go and look beyond the ranges,
Something lost beyond the ranges,
Lost and waiting for you,
Go."

Mark

Quote from: admin on March 09, 2015, 04:57:02 PM
I have decided sheep are only good for making indicators and lamb vindaloo

Did you get a chance to use your home made indicators while there?

haresear

Quote from: markirv on March 09, 2015, 06:16:04 PM
Did you get a chance to use your home made indicators while there?

I used mine pretty often. They are fine. The only problem was that they didn't sink often enough :)

Alex
Protect the edge.

Mark

Ha, aye thats a problem for me too.

How did you fish....nymphs and dries most of the time?

haresear

Quote from: markirv on March 09, 2015, 06:51:16 PM
Ha, aye thats a problem for me too.

How did you fish....nymphs and dries most of the time?

Mainly dries for me - mainly big ugly ones with rubber legs or beetle patterns. An emerger pattern caught me a few fish too, but there was only a smattering of upwinged flies coming off on a couple of rivers and trout were ignoring these, so it wasn't usually worth prospecting with imitations of these.

I had a couple of fish on nymphs too and we resorted to wooly buggers and the like as well. I even stripped a pink booby across the nose of a sockeye salmon and had a take from a cock fish, but it came off :(

Alex
Protect the edge.

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