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Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - The Mother of Invention
By
Seamus
on 3/29/2018 4:22:02 AM • Views (320)
Necessity is the mother of invention that’s what I was always told as a child and I suppose that much of my life has been living proof of that adage. I regularly have to solve problems with the tools at hand. It is frequently the case that something crops up for which one was unprepared […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Get out of Jail
By
Seamus
on 1/22/2018 3:06:22 AM • Views (327)
aka: The roll cast pick up” This is one of the most versatile and useful casts you will ever learn to make not perhaps technically a cast in itself but a very useful skill to master. So what is a roll cast pick up? Or perhaps we should start with what is a roll cast. […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Trout Torque or Thoughts on playing fish
By
Seamus
on 1/22/2018 3:06:21 AM • Views (342)
The effects of angles on torque and force or what you really need to know about physics if you are to play fish more effectively There is a little exercise that I have almost all of my clients experiment with on the river. It is a very useful one for everyone to try if you […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Prozac for the Soul
By
Seamus
on 1/22/2018 3:06:21 AM • Views (267)
Streamside Meditation – Prozac for the soul. I have recently been reading an excellent and newly released book Lost Connections Uncovering the real causes of anxiety and depression-and the unexpected solutions. (Johann Hari Bloomsbury Circus Jan 18) I won’t go into the details although that may come in time. What I can do is […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - The End of the Road
By
Seamus
on 1/30/2017 3:26:43 AM • Views (524)
If you follow the road out of Cape Town and travel north for long enough if you wind your way over mountain passes that make your head swim and your brakes smoke. If you wend your way past dam walls and dirt roads ox s and donkeys. If you push on heading higher into the […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Die Antwoord
By
Seamus
on 1/30/2017 3:26:43 AM • Views (417)
Die Antwoord We have just returned from five days of fishing on the Bokong River in Lesotho. The water levels dropped each day cleared each day and the fishing got better each day although as a result the fishing equally became a tad more technical with the passing of time. On day four the Balbyter […]
cob and elf
By
eugene bouwer
on 9/8/2016 • Views (146)
nice cob
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - A touch of OCD
By
Seamus
on 7/5/2016 3:41:05 PM • Views (455)
To the fly tyer there are few things quite as exciting or for that matter daunting as the arrival of a new and as yet empty fly box. On the one hand it is a clean pallet an empty canvas on which to exercise one’s own creative spirit. On the other it is a mildly […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Casting Accuracy
By
Seamus
on 5/24/2016 3:51:03 AM • Views (199)
It isn’t so much a matter of feet but of inches.. wise words from a client on a local stream trying to land a fly across a current seam between two boulders and under a tree so as to get a six inch drift drag free and close enough to a feeding fish to illicit […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Weighting for Godot
By
Seamus
on 4/4/2016 6:36:22 AM • Views (161)
Are lead underbodies worth the effort? I remember a story from years back where a young girl asked her mother why whilst she was preparing for Christmas lunch do you cut the gammon in half before cooking it Mommy? The mother said that she had learned to cook it like this from her mother the […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - What’s on your plate?
By
Seamus
on 3/18/2016 9:25:57 PM • Views (267)
Some thoughts on our responsibilities as both anglers and people in making sustainable choices. I can recall fishing as a youngster in the local canal a waterway that contained all manner of fish species. Carp Tench Rudd Roach Perch Bream etc.There I was rod in hand a bait of bread paste dangling under […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Vulnerability A super stimulus?
By
Seamus
on 3/10/2016 5:11:00 PM • Views (167)
Is frailty a key trigger for trout? Sometime back I published a post The Cuckoo and the Trout based on the genetic considerations of super stimuli as discussed in Richard Dawkin’s exceptional book The selfish Gene.. The basic premise being that some stimuli override other considerations such that in this instance a tiny […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Tailing Loops 101
By
Seamus
on 12/29/2015 2:30:53 PM • Views (261)
This is the third of a series of articles written for Vagabond Flyfishing Magazine this one a little more detailed still and focusing on the relationship between rod flex and casting arc. You can’t escape it fly fishing is about fly casting or at least that is the starting point. So in the next […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - More Casting About
By
Seamus
on 12/13/2015 10:41:20 PM • Views (192)
This is the second of a series of articles I have written for Vagabond Flyfishing Magazine this one a little more detailed and focusing on essential elements of a good cast. You can’t escape it fly fishing is about fly casting or at least that is the starting point. So in the next few […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - An Ode to Dry Fly Fishing
By
Seamus
on 11/20/2015 3:21:08 PM • Views (146)
A recent post by Dan Morris linking to an article on the Field and Stream Blog by Kirk Deeter caught my attention it was about the ever increasing prevalence of “bobbers” on trout streams. He like me doesn’t think that it is quite the done thing and perhaps like much in life whilst in moderation […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Flyfish Lesotho
By
Seamus
on 10/28/2015 1:41:02 PM • Views (117)
What if you could choose where to spend your last moments? There is that old saw that appears on social networking pages now and then where it is stated I should like to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather: not screaming in panic like his passengers– Yes ha ha an amusing paraprosdokian (you […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Killing a River
By
Seamus
on 10/13/2015 7:21:03 AM • Views (171)
What happens when you combine a Gung-Ho attitude to personal safety a secret hankering to be an investigative journalist a life–long passion for fly fishing and a love of the unspoiled beauty of one’s natural surroundings? Well for starters you end up with a sore body with bruises and scratches all over plus a hefty […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - Desert Fishing
By
Seamus
on 10/5/2015 4:36:22 PM • Views (308)
It’s an act of faith going fishing in a desert but then sometimes one simply has to follow one’s heart (or gut for that matter) and take the plunge. I have fished the Orange River flowing along the Namibian/South African Border for more than a few years and there is always the same mix of […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - A Trip to Truro
By
Seamus
on 7/21/2015 8:01:29 AM • Views (194)
As part of my visit to my home county indeed the veritable raison d’etre of my travels really I was to join the celebrations of my sister’s 60th birthday. Around a year back she moved from Tiverton in Devon down to Truro the county capital and administrative center of Cornwall. Despite having lived in […]
Inkwazi Flyfishing Safaris - A Journey to Kernow
By
Seamus
on 7/14/2015 2:11:24 AM • Views (142)
Journeys down memory lane part one: I never really did get my head around long distance air travel. Being in a car you can see places there is time to adjust; the nuances of changing scenery and the architecture give the journey meaning. The anticipation as one nears one’s destination provides some sort of perspective […]
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