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For fly fishermen longtail tuna are a very special species, they will test every aspect of your fly fishing skills. Perhaps their most endearing characteristic, is that they will come right into calm sheltered waters and harbours to feed. Peter Morse teams with old friend Jarred Boshammer to get stuck into some fish and they explain many of the techniques they use.
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One of the highlights in the saltwater fly fisherman's journal is to walk along a pristine beach devoid of footprints, and to scan the shallow clear waters for signs of large, feeding fish. Peter Morse is taken to such a place by guide Mark Bargenquast, who recently put a client onto 19 fish in one day. Golden Trevally can be seen actively cruising the waters' edge, and feeding hard with their tails waving up to eighteen inches above the water surface as they snatch a morsel off the bottom. Different flies and techniques are needed depending on the actions and body language of the fish. Casts often need to be fast and accurate, and reels need plenty of backing.
BONUS DOWNLOAD - Fly Tying the Clouser Minnow.
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SIGHT CASTING
THREADFIN. The places where rivers meet
the sea are rich in marine life - if
you get there on the right tide. Peter
Morse is taken to one such place by
guide Mark Bargenquast to witness a
spectacular sight that few, if any,
of the waterways regular users have
seen. ‘Matching the hatch’
is not an option when 100cm plus Threadfin
Salmon are feeding on tiny jelly prawns.
Sightfishing to make your heart stop,
and speed to make the fly line boil
water! Bonus - tying the ‘black
and barred ’ fly.
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Peter Morse
and friends travel to the flats on the
inside of the largest sand island in
the world. This region is renowned for
its variety of highly prized sportsfish
due to the pristine habitat and vast
bait schools. Witness exciting, visual
flats action on indigenous Queenfish
through the high tide, then head offshore
on the falling tide to mix it with scad
and tuna in a feeding frenzy. Peter
always has a second outfit rigged and
ready when fishing the saltwater, and
his preparation bears fruit as he sight
casts to a 30 pound Cobia. Hot action
- great fun and great tips.
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Christmas
Island, out in the wild, wide, blue
yonder of the mid-Pacific, is one of
the great fishing destinations of the
world, and especially famous for its
superlative bonefish action. The vast,
shallow flats of the world’s largest
coral atoll teem with these wonderful
sportfish. It’s all sight fishing,
often in glassy conditions that are
sometimes too perfect! Even small bones
take you well into the backing, and
when the sight fishing gets tough, there
are tailing fish on offer... Could this
be a fly fisher's heaven on earth? We'll
let you be the judge!
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Most fly
fishermen will tell you that sight casting
for tailing fish in shallow water is
the pinnacle of the sport. When those
fish are big bruising sweetlip (known
by saltwater fly fishermen as “blue
bastards”) you have a recipe for
some thrilling action. Peter Morse and
his great mate Alan Philliskirk find
a quiet corner on Cape York that teems
with these fish.... The results are
spectacular!!
SPECIAL BONUS: Step by step fly tying
instructions
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An action
packed sportfishing odyssey that takes
the viewers across Australia’s
tropical north and into the wilds of
New Guinea. Join Rod Harrison and fishing
friends as they host renowned American
fishing authority Lefty Kreh through
waters that produce a variety of sportfish
previously unknown to him.
(Part 1)
John Haenke’s camerawork takes
us to the ochre landscape and Queenfish
filled waters of the Kimberley region;
to the Northern Territory for some line
burning action on Barramundi, Threadfin
Salmon, and the trevally known to anglers
as GT’s. The sequences fishing
Dahlberg divers to Saratoga rate amongst
the finest fishing footage ever. In
an exciting climax
(Part 2)
Lefty visits the beautiful island of
New Britain for a brief but torrid encounter
with the Niugini Bass - pound for pound
the strongest of all fish.
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A Taste of Saltwater Fly Fishing
