This time we made a solid effort to drive deep into the mountains, trying to find an access to one of the remote rivers there. First day we spent driving around through state forests and getting lost a few times, spending a night just at the random campsite in the National Park, which wasn’t
Another trip out west, across the Blue Mountains, but this time decided to do an overnighter instead. We wanted to check one spot before the weather got ridiculously hot. It’s a section of the Fish river last time I fished it was probably 4 or 5 years ago. So we wanted to give it a good crack
Pretty good day out in the Central West, NSW. We started off with throwing some dry flies but after an hour on the water noticed that river is running a bit high and murky and that not much surface activity happening. After we changed our dry flies and put squirmy or bright coloured bead head nymph
Here’s my recent video that I shot over a few fishing days in Autumn last season in the Blue Mountains. Fishing was red hot, trout smashing grasshoppers with an eager and aggression most times. So I took my chances to capture some of the eats on film and it turned out pretty good I think. Please take a look and I hope you’ll enjoy the short film.
For the second winter hiking trip I decided to go to the same river I went couple weeks ago, but a bit further down stream to a more familiar access spot this time. The hike was much easier but also much longer too. Weather has been warming up for the last week or so, and it wasn’t clear if
One might think that winter time is a down time for trout fishermen. But fortunately not for the really keen ones. After many years planning on going to this river and after some peoples advices for some access spots I tied some winter patterns, bought a new sleeping mattress and headed deep into
Had a couple of friends visiting Sydney recently, so we made a plan to go check out few places I normally fish in the Blue Mountains and just go for some random exploring. We had high expectations considering that fishing in Central West/Blue Mountains area has been red hot this year. The reality
As probably everyone’s aware we had stupidly long periods of rain in the last year. Here’s some few photos from the trip where we braved the conditions and tried to look for some clear water in the Blue Mountains and prove to ourselves that it is possible to catch fish in any kind of weather.
Decided to take my kayak out for a spin just in front of my house and it turned out to be a pretty good little session on a Parramatta river. Blue skies and couple of decent size bream to the net, probably couldn’t ask for more on a lazy day like this, just in between drinks and food.
Second part of the day with Kenny continued after a quick flick on a flooded main river. With having not much success, as the water visibility was pretty poor, and apart from couple of rises we didn’t see much insect or fish activity, we decided to hit the smaller streams instead. Now it was
