Monday, October 29, 2012
Monday 29th Tengawai Bridge
Popped down the river for 45min after work. Game plan was to fish the confluence of the "farm" creek and the Tengawai where I has seen a small fish yesterday. I used a green caddis below a Kakahi Queen but there was no-one home. I went upstream to a glide where I had fished last season. There was a rise and I retied with a Grenwell's Glory below the Kakahi Queen. I caught (and landed!) a 150mm long trout. My first fish in the Tengawai. It had the Glory through its upper lip. I stuck gently and retrieved the fish quietly It was released because of its size. I fished on for a few more minutes but it was time to go. When packing up I noticed that both my Queen and my Glory were gone. Lesson: retie your flies after catching a fish and don't touch the water on your back cast!
Labels:
2012-3,
River freshwater,
Tengawai
Location:
Tangiwai, New Zealand
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