Classic Fly Fishing in New Zealand Rivers
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New Zealand offers perhaps the best wilderness fishing to be had anywhere in the world, and 23 of these rivers are profiled in this title. All have self-sustaining stocks of wild brown or rainbow trout and can yield trophy fish weighing over 4.5 kilograms. The author explains what is special about each river, how to access and fish it, and provides essential tips and advice. Whether you're an armchair angler or planning a visit to one of these famous rivers, from the Tongariro in the north to the Eglinton in the south, this book provides an introduction to some good fishing rivers.
Author: John Kent
Format: Hardback, 148 pages, 285mm x 260mm, 1122 g
Published: 2003, Potton & Burton, New Zealand
Genre: Fishing, Field Sports & Outdoor Activities
Description
New Zealand offers perhaps the best wilderness fishing to be had anywhere in the world, and 23 of these rivers are profiled in this title. All have self-sustaining stocks of wild brown or rainbow trout and can yield trophy fish weighing over 4.5 kilograms. The author explains what is special about each river, how to access and fish it, and provides essential tips and advice. Whether you're an armchair angler or planning a visit to one of these famous rivers, from the Tongariro in the north to the Eglinton in the south, this book provides an introduction to some good fishing rivers.
Classic Fly Fishing in New Zealand Rivers