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Fishing New Zealand
- 1. Catch That Trout! Fishing New Zealand
- 3. Its not always easy
- 5. Nor are the fish!
- 6. But you win the odd one
- 7. Decision Time Fly selection is critical
- 8. Tonga Nymph
- 10. Hurunui Gorge
- 11. Sea-run brown
- 12. Clarence River
- 13. Clarence River
- 14. Boyle River
- 15. Ten pounder Pool
- 18. Maruia Gorge
- 20. Maruia Falls
- 21. Inangahua River
- 22. Te Wharau River
- 23. Te Wharau River
- 25. Blue Gray River
- 26. Dry Fly Riffle
- 27. Rough River
- 30. McKenzie boat on Arnold River
- 31. Arnold River
- 32. Furry Pheasant Tail Nymph
- 33. Lake Tekapo
- 34. Tekapo – Pukaki Canal
- 35. Good roads!
- 36. Tekapo River
- 37. Maryburn Stream
- 39. Lake Alexandrina
- 40. Pothole Area
- 41. Lake Ohau
- 42. Place of Wind
- 43. Double fly lake rig
- 44. Ahuriri Gorge
- 45. Lower Ahuriri
- 46. Cicada Deer Hair
- 47. Cicada Foam
- 48. Cicada Elk Hair
- 49. Ahuriri Tarns
- 50. Greenstone River
- 51. Hollyford River
- 52. Hollyford River
- 53. Convertible Attractor Dry Fly
- 54. Mavora Lakes
- 55. Mavora Channel
- 57. Mararoa River
- 59. Mararoa Riffle
- 60. My favourite prospecting rig
- 61. They are not all ten pounders
- 62. Oreti River
- 65. Oreti brown
- 66. Upukerora River
- 67. Coal Pit Pool
- 70. But still some good fish
- 71. Ruakituri River
- 72. 12 pound Ruakituri brown
- 73. Mohaka Tributary
- 75. Mokau River – Lake Waikaremoana
- 76. Lake Waikareiti
- 77. Whirinaki River
- 78. Lake Aniwhenua
- 79. Lake Aniwhenua
- 80. Lake Okataina
- 81. Kaituna River
- 82. Tongariro River
- 83. Manganui o te Ao
- 84. Opening Day!
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Introduction
- New book
- West Coast River
- Tough conditions
- Fishing in the South island often means fishing in crystal clear water to visible trout
- A 12 lb brown
- Decision Time
- Close imitation of common Coloburiscus mayfly nymph
- Sisters Stream area of Hurunui River. Took 6 trout up to 9 lbs from pool and riffle above in howling Norwester
- Hurunui Gorge – big trout
- Hurunui River sea-run brown
- Middle Clarence River near Jack’s Pass road
- Middle Clarence just below Tree Pool – 7.5 lb brown
- Boyle River middle reaches below swingbridge. 10 lber from this pool
- 10 lber Boyle Pool
- Silver Foil Caddis for running trout
- Boyle River sea-run brown – Nov/Dec
- Maruia River
- Lower Maruia River
- Maruia falls
- Stony River entering Inangahua River
- Middle Stony River
- Stony River Pool
- Frank Sawyer pattern
- Blue Grey River at top of gorge – 6 lber from in front of rock
- Blue Grey riffle where I hooked 20 trout mainly on dry
- Rough River – 14 lber riffle
- McKenzie boat on Arnold River
- Arnold River Riffle
- Lake Tekapo
- Tekapo – Pukaki Canal 20 lb plus fish down below salmon farm on this canal
- Tekapo Hydro road
- Middle Tekapo River below Maryburn
- Hooked up with a 7.5 pounder on the Maryburn
- Good fly for clear conditions
- Lake Alexandrina
- The Pothole area of Lake Alexandrina
- Top end Lake Ohau – inlet channels
- Ohau means ‘place of wind’!
- Upper Ahuriri River
- Middle Ahuriri River, Clay Cliffs area. Rather braided in this stretch
- Deer Hair cicada – South Island
- Foam cicada – colour to suit
- Green cicada – North island
- Middle Greenstone River
- Middle Hollyford
- Can be shaped to suit conditions
- South Mavora Lake
- Mavora Lakes Channel
- Klinkhamer emerger
- Lower Mararoa River
- Bill hooked up with nice rainbow. Spotted on lip of pool behind and cast to. Bill’s first ‘visible’ fish
- Mararoa River riffle. Bill took 6 fish from this riffle on a nymph and I followed him up and took another 4. All on Beadhead Hare’n’Copper
- Typical prospecting double nymph rig
- Middle Oreti river below Mossburn Bridge. Good fishing up from here in the riffles. 10 pound trout caught each year
- Upper Oreti 10 pounder pool
- The result
- Middle Upuk and 3 fish riffle
- Upukerora River near Coal Pit
- Sheep! On an expedition to the Esk River source
- Mohaka tributary
- Typical Mohaka rainbow
- My favourite North Island river- the Ruakituri
- Ruakituri 12 lb brown
- Waipunga River – a tributary of the Mohaka River
- Mokau Stream below falls
- The Whirinaki River in the Forest park area
- Lake Aniwhenua – home of large trout
- Lake Aniwhenua
- Lake Okataina has taken over as the ‘big fish’ lake in the Rotorua area
- Upper Kaituna River just above gorge
- Upper Birches Pool Tongariro River opposite hatchery
- Manganui o te ao River
- Opening Day 2001