Fly fishing from Yak. Mk II

[Simon Everett]

Then, just before going in. Literally on my last cast I caught this lovely little fellow - an immature Gilthead Bream:

[Simon Everett]

This is the same little fish. It took a #4 chartreuse and white bonefish clouser. It just goes to show, you could possibly catch black bream on a fly too - you just need to get down to them.

[Simon Everett]

The following day was not so clever. The wind had backed from the West to the East, or East South east and was blowing the wrong way for us to fish the mark effectively. However, we both caught a mackerel and we both caught another bass or two. I stayed out around the rocks at the turn of the tide and caught a little pollack. It was very interesting to see the difference in the fishing though. The wind really put the fish off. We did well not to blank - oh, and we saw a few garfish. Both of us got follows regularly, but they were just not quite convinced about the fly to take it.

 

That's it. No doubt barra will add something to this.

[south african]

Well done chaps

Nice pictures too Simon, Lets have some more of where that came from

[Starvinmarvin]

Lovely job, what a beautiful spot, do you have one of the best jobs in the world... sometimes or what

 

Tell Barramundi to do his PFD up

 

SM

[Mad Yakker In Oz]

What about this for fly fishing,

 

Steve is 6"3 and about 115Kg

[Yakity - Yak - u.k.]

Very nice post Simon.

 

Some great pictures, and a lovely setting.

Starvin, well spotted you beat me to it, Simon, get a grip of yourself, and check your mate in future, tsk...tsk...tsk

[Mad Yakker In Oz]

http://www.fishyak.com/wafm3.html

 

:mad: This would help

[Mad Yakker In Oz]

Hey Simon is that the river Fal / Flushing or the Helford passage. I'm from falmouth originally and those pictures are makiing me home sick.

 

This Cornishman is a long way from a Rowes Cornish Pasty.

[Simon Everett]

Mad Yakker - all I am going to say is that it is fairly close to Falmouth - somewhere between Truro and Penzance!