A little while ago Charlie sourced a cookbook developed by Lachlan Catchment Management Authority (now Local Land Services).
CRFA have recently been taking an interest in carp on their Facebook page. They have posted a link to a great page which includes a video tutorial on filleting and cooking carp. An excellent supplement to the cookbook.
As reported in March Burley Line Luke C recently travelled to New Zealand chasing fish in the salt water. Here is his trip report along with some details on indicative cost/contacts.
Lyall and Nathan recently went on a spey casting course. Their report should be of some interest to members (not just for two handed casters) even if it is not a ‘traditional’ location report.
more information on Brian Henderson is here
At our March 2016 meeting, Phil (assisted by his wife Kerryn) gave an entertaining and very comprehensive talk on their visit to Christmas Island chasing bonefish last year. The talk not only provided a view of the nature and results of the fishing, but Phil gave a lot of advice on costs etc. It is a valuable addition to our “Places to Fish” blog and is essential reading for anyone contemplating. The links are below:
you might also like to revisit Lyall’s earlier report
been uploaded. Click below. This is my 100th issue and is a bumper one.
Jason M has written up his experiences in Lyle Knowles 2016, in the context of how we applied the lessons learnt from Ben’s talk at our February Meeting. Click line below
Lefty Kreh’s Deceiver pattern, ready for Burrill Lake or your own outings. The materials list and techniques are at https://www.flydreamers.com/en/fly-tying/lefty-s-deceiver-vl110.
some variants imagined and tied by our crew are seen here
keyword wetfly streamerfly
This is Ray’s report on his Christmas camping. Click on the link (Issue number 0107a) below