My web log is updated about
every two or three days, often more, except when I am away fishing somewhere -
funny that.
It is a good way of keeping up with changes on this site, and what is
happening in the fishing world.
Fly-fishing Articles
Stories and articles, pre-dominantly about fly fishing in New
Zealand. The stories range from how-to, to the weird and
wonderful. Although most of the articles are on fishing in New Zealand, the techniques will,
and have worked anywhere.
Saltwater Fishing Articles
Stories, articles and how-to's from New Zealand saltwater
fishing, from inshore to out-wide for big game fish. Again the
techniques will work anywhere in the world.
General Fishing Articles
Stories and articles about fishing in general, life, the
universe, and the whole damn fishing thing.
'Fishing Even Smarter
My first book - 'Fishing Smarter, The Thinking
Fisherman's Guide To Saltwater Fishing In New Zealand'
was reprinted at least once every year since first
publication in 1997, and was still going strong till
it was replaced in November 2005.
Fishing Smarter has been completely rewritten as 'Fishing Even Smarter', which has over 50% more pages, with all new, clear diagrams and illustrations.
'Starting Smarter
- Fishing for Trout'
My latest trout fishing book, aimed squarely at fishermen new to
the sport. It is written in a clear way, devoid of jargon, and
should help new fishermen get started and begin to catch fish
quickly.
'Fishing -Starting
Smarter'
A book designed to get the new fisherman catching fish as soon as
possible. Aimed at the new saltwater Fisherman.
'Tips & Tricks to
Catch More Fish
'
The third book, and back to salt water fishing. The title says
it all.
'Fishing Smarter for
Trout
A book in which I have tried very hard to avoid much of the jargon
and downright dogma that pervades too many fly-fishing books.
Bish & Fish Site Search
Grip and Kill
The way a trout is held when taking a photo, (aka 'Grip and grin'), can easily turn into 'grip and kill' if the fish is not handled carefully and correctly.
The area above the pectoral fins, (the fins just behind and below the gills) contains the fish's heart and other organs; too great a pressure applied to this area can lead to the death of the fish.
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