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New Zealand's South Island boasts the best trout fishing rivers in the world. The Souther Alps are known as the high country, and the clear mountain streams that flow into rivers in the lowlands are prime brown trout waters. Peter Morse is joined by comedian Rob Sitch in exploring all that this area has to offer. Have you wondered if you could get by without a guide, Rob offers his insights into the matter. New Zealand has that unhurried feeling to its waters, and a solitude that draws you in to the majestic surroundings. Big fish can sometimes seem as an added bonus to all this region has to offer. Circa 1996
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The Alpine
country contains the major fisheries
for trout in Australia. Along with its
huge reservoirs and large rivers, it
has a patchwork of clear running small
streams that are full of life. These
are places for dry flies and fine light
rods.
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Ask a trout
fisherman with experience in New Zealand’s
South Island where to fish, and the
answer will invariably be “anywhere
there’s water”. Ask them
how to fish and it’s a whole new
world of knowledge and experience.
Join Peter Morse as he fishes with guide
Nigel Birt on some rivers and streams
where the fish are plentiful but tricky
and the lessons are many and are freely
passed on as they catch some ripper
trout.
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Peter Morse
targets the feisty Australian Bass on
a picturesque impoundment with lightweight
fly rods and surface flies. The strikes
caught on film are explosive. Heaps
of great information for those just
starting their journey into the exciting
world of fly fishing, and action to
satisfy the hard bitten enthusiast.
SPECIAL BONUS – Learn to tie the
fly used in this segment – fish
eat it!
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Truly memorable
captures come along only rarely in any
angler's lifetime. In this segment,
Peter Morse lands one of the biggest
brown trout to be taken on fly in Australia
since the heydays of Lake Pedder. This
massive sea-runner, from the wilds of
the Arthur River in western Tasmania,
has to be seen to be believed! As a
bonus, Murray 'Muz' Wilson shows exactly
how to tie the killer fly it was caught
on... Priceless!
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Tasmania
is well known for the quality of its
trout fishery, but these wild trout
have the reputation of being amongst
the hardest of all to catch. Peter Morse
joins local guide Neil Grose on the
highland lakes to fly fish for these
elusive trout. Tasmania is an environment
that constantly changes, different weather
conditions and water levels can turn
good fishing into great, great fishing
into spectacular, so its important to
fish with a local guide who knows how
to match conditions to locations and,
of course, trout! With the changing
conditions, comes changing fishing opportunities
often in the same day: from drift fishing
in boats, to sight fishing the lake
edges. Peter also takes the opportunity
to try out some of the new range of
rods and reels from Redington, excellent
quality fly gear at affordable prices.
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Lake Taupo,
in the centre of New Zealand’s
North Island, is a magnificent fishing
lake with active volcanoes providing
a spectacular backdrop to some of the
best trout fishing in the world. Peter
explores the areas fascinating geological
history, and fishes some of the crystal
clear streams and rivers for the large
trout for which this area is so well
known
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Carp in Grass
