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BEACHES & BILLABONGS Edition 51 AUTUMN 2008
Danny Spelic (words) and Brad Harris (pictures) relive an Aurukun adventure.
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EXMOUTH & NINGALOO Edition 50 SUMMER 2007/08
Rob Sloane seeks his first Australian bonefish.
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NIGHT SHIFT Edition 49 SPRING 2007
Brad Harris & friends put in some overtime on the Snowy Mountains lakes.
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FOOTPRINTS & ORANGE PEEL Edition 48 WINTER 2007
Rob Sloane joins photographer Bill Bachman for some late-season fishing
in the Nelson-Marlborough region.
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MARLIN ON THE FLATS Edition 47 AUTUMN 2007
Nat Bromhead lifts the lid on some remarkable sight-casting to marlin
on the flats
at Fraser Island.
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LACE MOTH MADNESS Edition 46 SUMMER 2006/07
Danny Spelic picks fruit in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty.
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BRUMBYS CREEK Edition 45 SPRING 2006
Daniel Hackett hunts trout at Tasmania's premier tailrace fishery.
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HARBOUR VIEWS Edition 41 SPRING 2005
Micah Adams & Justin Duggan target Sydney kingfish & salmon.
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TIME for TOOMS Edition 39 AUTUMN 2005
Bob McKinley reacquaints Rob Sloane with Tooms Lake in Tasmania’s eastern highlands. |
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TOP of the SOUTH Edition 36 WINTER 2004
Rob Sloane heads north in the South Island of New Zealand. |
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SHRIMPS & THINGS Edition 35 AUTUMN 2004
Rob Sloane looks at Tasmanian 'shrimp' feeders. |
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GREAT EXPECTATIONS Edition 33 SPRING 2003
Rob Sloane offers some advice for the fly fishing traveller. |
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AFTER THE FIRES Edition 32 WINTER 2003
Philip Weigall pays a post-bushfire visit to Falls Creek. |
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HOPPER TIME Edition 30 SUMMER 2002/03
Philip Weigall revels in a summer stream highlight. |
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SALTWATER FAQs Edition 29 SPRING 2002
Morse & Sloane answer some saltwater-fly questions. |
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ESD...THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY Edition 27 AUTUMN 2002
Environmental lawyer Tom Young questions Australia's commitment to ecologically sustainable development in the fishing sector. |
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MOPPING UP Edition 27 AUTUMN 2002
Philip Weigall looks forward to evening rises late in the season on rives and lakes. |
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REEL WOMEN Edition 26 SUMMER 2001/02
Steve Dally reports on women and fly fishing. |
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TRICK OR TREAT Edition 23 AUTUMN 2001
Rob Sloane offers some thoughts on fly selection. |
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PRIME TIME PERMIT Edition 22 SUMMER 2000/01
Peter Morse updates the status of those elusive Aussie permit. |
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THE NINETEEN LAGOONS Edition 21 SPRING 2000
Rob Sloane takes stock of the fly fishing on offer in the most accessible region of Tasmania's Western Lakes. |
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THE CATLINS COLOBURISCUS Edition 20 WINTER 2000
Daniel Agar fishes the peaty waters of New Zealand's deep south and finds mayflies aplenty. |
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DEEP FLY BASS Edition 19 AUTUMN 2000
Queensland bass fishing champion Harry Watson goes deep after trophy impoundment Bass. |
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TAKING THE BAIT Edition 17 SPRING 1999
Rob Sloane investigates springtime whitebait feeders. |
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BILLABONG BARRA Edition 16 Winter 1999
Dean Butler joins Michael Winterton on a Top End barramundi safari. |
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FLY BY NIGHT Edition 15 Autumn 1999
Night fishing-just an aimless flog in the dark? Philip Weigall thinks not. |
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TAKEAWAY SALMON Edition 14 Autumn 1998
Greg Finney enjoys the convenience and affordability of South Coast swoffing. |
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SOUTHERN SALMON Edition 13 SPRING 1998/99
Catching escapees from fish farms may not live up to your dream of landing an Atlantic Salmon on fly, but trout guide Brett Wolf says that they are great to catch, and good to eat as well! |
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NELSON GREEN EMERGER Edition 12 WINTER 1998
Peter Leuver ties Laurie Matcham’s successful emerger pattern developed for the Nelson ‘One Fly’ event. |
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PERMIT! Edition 12 WINTER 1998
The success of the golden trevally fishery at Hervey Bay has inspired further exploration of Queensland's flats-fishing potential. As Peter Morse confirms, the word at Hinchinbrook is PERMIT! |
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FISHING FOR IMAGES Edition 11 Autumn 1998
"The images I record are my desire to communicate the beauty of nature and the magic of fly fishing." - Peter Andrews |
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BREAD & BUTTER/SALTWATER FLY Edition 10 Summer 1997/98
When it comes down to readily affordable and easily accessible saltwater fly fishing, coastal estuaries offer a number of catchable species which are ideal for lightweight tackle. |
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TROUT FROM ALPINE MEADOWS Edition 9 Spring 1997
Mark Cloutier writes in praise of small alpine streams and their wild and wary little trout. |
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A GUIDE'S GUIDE TO TROPICAL FLIES Edition 8 Winter 1997
Cairns based guide and fly fishing specialist Peter Haynes offers a basic collection of 'must have' flies for the waters of far north Queensland. |
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A TASTE OF TASMANIA Edition 7 Autumn 1997
As Kaj Busch discovered, you can pack a lot of trout fishing & other activities into a two-week family holiday in Tasmania. |
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TIPS FOR TEASING BILLFISH Edition 6 Summer 1996/97
In the wake of another outstanding Broome sailfish tournament, Rick Huckstepp reports on successful tactics for tempting billfish into taking a fly. |
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VICTORIAN CALENDAR Edition 5 Spring 1996
For those keen to shorten the learning process, Peter Julian offers a practical guide to the best times & places to fly fish in Victoria. |
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FRASER ISLAND GOLD Edition 4 Winter 1996
According to Dean Butler, the sand flats around Queensland's Fraser Island & Hervey Bay hold tremendous potential for Florida-style 'flats fishing' based primarily on line-burning golden trevally. |
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WORKING THE WINDLANES Edition 3 Autumn 1996
When Rob Sloane hooked his first windlane trout, a whole new world of fly fishing was revealed. Some twenty years later, his enthusiasm for stillwater windlane fishing has not diminished. |
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SWOFFING THE ROCKS Edition 2 Summer 1995/96
According to Wayne Wells, saltwater fly fishing, or 'swoffing', from the ocean rocks is a sure way to liven up your fly fishing year, & your life! |
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IN THE STICKS Edition 1 Spring 1995
Editor Rob Sloane rediscovers early-season wet fly fishing in the flooded margins of Tasmania's Central Highland Lakes. |
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