Fly fishing pics submitted by Dave Cook

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The white flowering gum is host to countless soldier beetles during mid autumn prior to them mating.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
Rated Above average (4.4) with 15 votes.

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Quietly nymphing over the deep weedbeds of the old riverbed.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
Rated Average (3.3) with 10 votes.

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You soon refine your roll cast technique here between the blackberries and the ti tree. 50 trout up to 2lb, for the day, all released. Most were brownies and caught on dry fly.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
Rated Above average (3.5) with 15 votes.

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Fish habitat has improved since the landowners have left fallen trees and scrub along stream banks. Brown trout (and snakes) are now back in residence.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
Rated Average (3.2) with 9 votes.

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The business end of a beautiful New Zealand Rainbow Trout.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
Rated Excellent (4.8) with 24 votes.

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Mt Cook in the background & Californian Poppies in forground frame this pool & run on New Zealands Lower Tekapo River.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
Rated Excellent (4.9) with 17 votes.

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NZ trout have large fins and eyes and are generally caught on very small #16 & #18 sized flies.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
Rated Excellent (4.8) with 25 votes.

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This brown trout has put on a lot of weight but still has very worn fins as a result of the spawning run.
Submitted by: Dave Cook
Rated Above average (4.2) with 9 votes.

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