A family-oriented fly-fishing club covering the Port Macquarie Hastings region, NSW.
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| Thank You, Supporters! | 6 |
| Outings Report - Settlement Point, April 22nd | 7 |
| Social Secretary Report | 9 |
| Community Engagement | 9 |
| Outings Report - Snowy Mountains, April 30th - May 5th | 10 |
| What's Happening in Tony's Garage | 11 |
| Monthly Meeting Report - April 11th | 12 |
| Is Eating Fish Bad for You? |
| Editorial - "The Roo with the Jacket on", a true yarn | 3 |
| President's Message | 4 |
| Calendar | 5 |
| Thank You, Supporters! | 6 |
| Outings Report - Settlement Point, April 22nd | 7 |
| Social Secretary Report | 9 |
| Community Engagement | 9 |
| Outings Report - Snowy Mountains, April 30th - May 5th | 10 |
| What's Happening in Tony's Garage | 11 |
| Monthly Meeting Report - April 11th | 12 |
| Is Eating Fish Bad for You? |
Bob Popovics’ Surf Candy is the epoxy streamer fly that started a revolution in modern fly patterns for saltwater gamefish. This tough epoxy streamer tied with synthetic materials is a perfect imitation of small, slender baitfish like silversides, sand eels, and small anchovies.
The Gurgler Fly Pattern is a floating fly that spits and “gurgles” when stripped, and is designed to imitate everything from shrimp to baitfish and a frog for bass.
Invented by the late Jack Gartside, the Gurger is a simple and very effective fly to tie, and the tying technique has even been incorporated into mouse flies for trout.
Probably NZ’s most popular nymph and the first nymph most beginner tiers will tackle. The Hare and Copper Nymph catches fish throughout the country in a variety of waters. The guard hairs used in the mix represent legs and give the fly that buggy look that’s very effective.
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| Outings Report - Nundle, March 25-27th | 7 |
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| Out and About - North Haven Flats | 13 |
| Monthly Meeting Report - March 14th | 14 |
| Pictures from Fly Tie Night - March 20th | 14 |
| Things You Didn't Know About Your Mobile Phone | 15 |
| Who's Who in the Zoo | 16 |
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| Outings Report - Hat Head, Feb 25-27th | 7 |
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| Out and About - Korree Island | 9 |
| Monthly Meeting, Feb 14th | 10 |
| Management Committee Meeting, Feb 11th | 11 |
| Pictures from Fly Tie | 11 |
| Tips for Safe Wading | 12 |
| Who's Who in the Zoo | 16 |
These flies were originally recommended by HFF Distant Member Paul Fedeles for the Hunter Valley (formerly Singleton) Fly Fishing Club Invitational Carp Classic, however they still apply to any carp fishing, eg. Nundle.
The Carp Classic was held on mid October.
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| Outing Report - Guyra Troutfest, Sep. |
The Squimp Fly is very simple to tie, but lethal for countless flats species.
The Squimp fly very closely imitates a small shrimp, which is the main forage for any bonefish. It also works for other saltwater flats fishes.
The Squimp fly can be tied in many colour variations.
