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Blue Bone on fly in Western Australia

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Published on Feb 9. 2014 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Saltwater

Coastal fishing

Flats

Electric-blue crab-munching flats dwellers, perfect for sight casting to while wading the shoreline around Exmouth. Here's a selection of clips from last season, we're using 9wt rods with full floating lines, 20lb tippet. All fish are released. www.exmouthflyfishing.com.au

Originator

Jono Shales

Fly Fishing Oman, Arabian Bream

Hunting early season Arabian bream on Oman’s rugged al Wusta coast is sight casting at its finest. Knowing where to look and how to see these fish is the first step.

Jan 22. 2018

A perfect day on the red sea

Some footage about my latest trip in Soudan. It is on isolated paradise filled with live corals and beautiful fishes. Small summarie of this triggerparadise.

Oct 7. 2022

Farquhar

Farquhar - these flats are alive!

Feb 2. 2015

The pike that stared

This was one of those fish that staid glued to my inner eye for a long time. The largest pike I ever caught gave up a very good and pretty harrowing fight.

Jan 28. 2015

School of roach

I'm not picky when it comes to fishing and any day I can catch 12-15 fish is a good day - even when the fish are humble roach.

Fly Fishing the Pacific Inshore

Nov 23. 2002

Ken Hanley has done it again - and beat himself at it: made a book about the less traditional fly fishing in the salt. Compared to his previous Fly Fishing Afoot in the Surf Zone, this book has a lot more volume and a lot more content.

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