During my visit of the motherland Lithuania I had a plan to spend at least couple of days flyfishing for salmon. Met up with some old friends, tied a few flies right on the river and off we went. There was not too much activity happening (salmon tend to show themselves by jumping out of the water
After our last trip to Ula, we decided to spend a few more nights camping out and fishing one of the main salmon rivers in Lithuania – Sventoji (en Holy). Again, because of the warm water, due to summer lasting well into autumn, we thought we better focus on nymphing and trying to catch grayling
Over a month ago I went back to my home country to meet up with my family, old friends and of course do a little bit of fishing. For our first trip we chose one my favourite rivers on this planet – the Ula river, located in the south part of the country in a region called Dzukija. Weather was
New vid is up on Youtube. This time scouting smaller streams of the Blue Mountains, during a rainy period last summer. There’s always some fun to be had, no matter how tough the conditions are. Put in the miles, and you’ll be rewarded.
Off season is a good time to go through all the footage captured in the previous months, so while I at it I also put another video together and uploaded it on Youtube. This time it’s the summertime bass adventures on the South Coast, NSW. Hope you’ll like this one. Enjoy!
Uploaded a video to Youtube of my New Zealand South Island trip couple months ago. Two weeks flew by in a heart beat, but what an adventure it was. Enjoy watching it and subscribe to my youtube channel if you haven’t yet, there should be a couple more videos coming in the next month or so.
Here we go again. Another year has gone by. Crazy how fast it goes. For the last trip of the season we decided to ditch the tent living and the spawn run, instead hire a cabin and explore other streams in the Snowies. Tying flies in a heated room after being hammered by rain and wind all day was a
Shortly after coming back from New Zealand I got some news that Australian Salmon have moved into the estuaries of the South Coast NSW for they annual winter migration. Decision was made to pack our bags and load car on Thursday, leave as early as possible after work on Friday arvo and drive for 6-7
Second part of the trip saw way more sun than overcast days, and the rivers managed to clear up reasonably well, which meant I was able to hit some of the backountry rivers I was initially planning to. Some nights got pretty cold and waking up to some frost on your tent wasn’t surprising at
Back from New Zealand and finally got some time to go through the images, pick a few and scribble a few words for the blog. The trip started with the usual NZ weather – sunny day on my day of arrival and then pouring rain for a few days in a row, leaving rivers I intended to fish blown out and
