Thanks Jane, good clients with clear visions makes it easy.

Thanks Peachy, not much Flyfishing in this part of the country. It was great to see something different.

Various camps up through the snowy mountains.

Stuss80 hi mate, it’s a tuff role cast because of the large mass (fly) at the point. Take a look at your set up. Can you add mass to your line to help lift the fly. Your technique will also help don’t try to make a tight loop roll cast make a wider lifting loop cast it may also take a couple of roll cast to get the heavy fly up. Let me know if this helps and how you get on. Cod are a cool target species.

b0son Buckwong creek

Personally I am catch and release. To good not to share.

@@leighdowell5481 great footage of your cast and catch. What weight rod are you using in the clip? What fly did you use to catch your fish?

Mark Cranston 4 weight sage one fly was a shaving brush.

@@leighdowell5481 thanks! Just watched Jan's interpretation of the shaving brush....nice pattern and very effective by your account. BTW we tvan too!

Mark Cranston love our Tvan, only on its third trip. Shaving brush is one of my all time favourite flies, river and lakes.

BrianDantana largemouth

Leigh Dowell ah ok nice, i just bought a smallmouth, christening it in a fornight

James Hanna I use a 10 weight you can get away with an 8 weight depends on the size flies you want to throw.

a good length is a standard 9 foot. start at a 8 weight and move up depending on structure and fish size