Saltwater Flyrodders

I agree, we use them quite a bit on our residential constructions.

See-ya then!

Hi Dale,

Just got an invite from Byron at Ferguson for there next BBQ Master Class.
I believe you are hosting this?

Probably see you there.

Diarmuid O Laoghaire wrote:

Nathan Busio wrote:I have a couple of friends that are keen to come along also.

Good man Nathan, I take it the sights at the Moore River Field Trip got you hooked? lol

Ive been keen for a little while Diarmuid!
Looks like I might have to pack the raincoat for Sunday!

Tony Ong wrote:Nathan
If you have your own gear, it helps to learn on that. Otherwise come along, as there will probably be a spare rod or two around the place.

Thanks Tony,

I just have a cheap 6wt outfit, so ill bring that along.
I have a couple of friends that are keen to come along also.

Pencil me in for the beginners.

Andre Rossouw wrote:I'm a beginner too.
I need help improving my left arm casting.

Hope somebody can help

I'm a lefty too, right hand wind

Nathan, everyone is welcome to come along.
If there's enough interest, we'll run a beginners clinic. Hopefully give you a basic understanding of fly casting and terminology used, as well as giving you some drills to go away to practice with.


Thanks Tony,

Well I'm certainly interested, I will ...

I'll put this one in my diary.
I am new to fly fishing, and would like a few pointers, hopefully Beginners are welcome?

Nathan welcome I can assure you that once you start you will want to use spin less and less.

I live in mirrabooka if you did want to have a cast of a few rods sometime prior to committing to a purchase. or if you have already bought and want to go for a fish. shoot me a pm


Hi Michael,

Thanks ...

Has anyone caught mullet on fly?
They were pretty accessible, but i assume you would need a bread type pattern or something.
Excuse my naivety.
With good schools of what would have been 1kg sized fish, Id assume they would put up a decent fight on light fly.