We another series of hosted trips in New Zealand has come and gone. The weather proved challenging with the El nina year ensuring that settled high pressure systems were few and far between. However there was always some clean water to fish and the guys all managed personal best brown trout. When the sun did shine the cicadas were singing merrily which ensured some great dryfly action. I have included a series of images below which sums up New Zealand in a nutshell. Enjoy....
A classic South island spring creek.
A typical spring creek brown trout.
Paul Procter into a large stillwater brown trout
A Southland lowland stream beauty for Scottish angler Mark Irvine.
Use strong hooks
Aussie angler James Laverty with a stonking Canterbury trout.
High country fish.
Scottish angler Douglas Irvine shows how to catch rainbows on the south island.
Small creek rainbow takes flight
A cracking brown on dry.
Occassionally a nymph was required to do the job.
Paul with another nice fish...
With scenery like this the fish is a bonus.
For information on 2011/2012 trips please contact us or call on + 44 (0) 1621743711.
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