Fly Fishing NZ - Tauranga Taupo River

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This is part 2 of my fly fishing trip to New Zealand's North Island.
To avoid Cyclone Gabrielle, I moved to the Taupo region (sheltered a bit by the mountains to the East).
I found the rivers into Lake Taupo were high but still quite clear.
As my expectation was for rain and unfishable rivers, this was not too bad.
Links for one of the comments
Fish and Game site for Aukland Waikato region: fishandgame.or...
Fish and Game pdf for Aukland Waikato region: fishandgame.or...
Dept of Conservation site for Taupo licence: www.doc.govt.n...
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@m.h.english4773 4 месяца назад

Don’t let that bother you!! I simply can’t even count the number of times I’ve missed landing the fish because I was distracted by the surrounding majestic scenery, and thus didn’t set the hook in time. In fact, it happened to me again just last week in a stream I’ve caught 16 creek chub. All on a fly rod. I really enjoy watching your videos!! They make me want to go visit these places and cast a line in person. 😇

@liammcdonald6808 29 дней назад

Hey mate awesome video, what river were you on in the te urewera?

@ITriedThis 28 дней назад

Hi Liam, Thanks for watching! In Te Urewera, I mostly fished Ruatahuna Stream and Mimiha Stream that both run into the Whakatane River, plus a little bit of the main river upstream of Ruatahuna. Had a decent Rainbow third cast in the Ruatahuna Stream. Managed to dodge cyclone Gabrielle and had some good weather!

@liammcdonald6808 27 дней назад

@@ITriedThis beauty good stuff

@terryashburn7304 Год назад

These fish are probably feeding on lace wing moths, try size16 or 18 deer hair caddis. Can be hard to see these fly but can also be very productive. Good effort.

@ITriedThis Год назад

Thanks for the info! I'll try that next time. Are they seasonal flies or do they hatch all season?

@terryashburn7304 Год назад

@@ITriedThis Seasonal Feb Mar and sometimes April. You will often see ducks feed from the surface of the water on them.

@terryashburn7304 Год назад

The fish often get fixated on them and won't take anything else, particularly on the Tongariro

@ITriedThis Год назад

@@terryashburn7304 Thanks, I'll look out for them next time. I fished the Tongariro a couple of days after this video. I'll probably upload a video of that as the last part of this NZ trip.

@topperqfishing 9 месяцев назад

hi there, i will be travelling to auckland mid next month for about 2 weeks. May you give me some advise on how in getting access to some trout fishing ground. thanks so much

@ITriedThis 9 месяцев назад

Hi topperqfishing. There are lots of options! I assume you will have a car. If you want to stay near Auckland, check the Fish and Game information for Auckland Waikato region. I've put some links in the description of this video. Another option would be to drive to Taupo and fish the lake or some of the rivers I've shown in my videos. It's a 3hr drive from Auckland so you would need to stay for a few days to make it worthwhile. Note that you need a specific licence for the Taupo region. You get it from Department of Conservation. For other areas you get your licence from Fish and Game. I've put links in the description of this video. Take some video and upload to your channel - I would like to see it!

@topperqfishing 9 месяцев назад

@@ITriedThis lovely info mate! Yes I'll sure drive south to have a go there. Cheers!

@timkeir6467 Год назад

Put two nymphs on one weighted one unweighted cheers Tim

@ITriedThis Год назад

Thanks Tim. I might try that. I know that's very common in the Southern hemisphere and the US. I grew up fishing in the UK. Lots of places would frown on using two hooks. Many chalk streams even ban downstream fishing - it's cheating!! I've been abused by someone walking along the bank (not a warden or even someone fishing) for using a nymph downstream on a chalk stream in England (even though the syndicate rules allowed it). I haven't shaken some of the English fly fishing traditions yet, but at least I allow myself to fish downstream! Hope the rivers are recovering where you are.