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CASTING TEST SENSATION TORPEDO & VELOCITY

In the past we have gone out with our team of power casters to put our rods to the test. This time we decided to put two new ranges through their paces with average casters. Not only does this give a more realistic reflection of the rod’s capabilities, but it doesn’t create unrealistic expectations for average anglers.

SHARPEN YOUR UNDERWATER "VISION"

In todays technology driven environment I sometimes pity the fish. Teams of scientists and researchers seem to endlessly be focused on improving fish finding equipment and manipulating flavours and pheromones to enhance lures. Fortunately fish are oblivious to this and they still carry regardless...

HUNTING BIG FISH WITH ZARA SPOOKS

Most takes on a Zara are explosive and many anglers will rear back and strike instinctively when this happens, mostly resulting in not hooking the fish. It takes nerves of steel, but a far better approach is to wait a second or two before reeling the line quickly. If there is tension then use a sweep strike to...

GETTING TO KNOW BASS'S SPAWNNING HABITS

Bass are known as thigmotrophic , that is they instinctively prefer to build nests where they are protected on one or more sides by some sort of structure or object. This can be anything like a rock, ledge or aquatic vegetation. This provides some form...

TIGERS ON THE UPPER ZAMBEZI (Part 1)

Tigerfish hold a special attraction, for those who have caught them the thrill never dissipates and for those who have yet to catch one, the thrilling stories create high expectations. Even now I find my thoughts returning to the excitement of our last trip…

TIGERS ON THE UPPER ZAMBEZI (Part 2)

The Middle Zambezi runs from Victoria Falls to Lake Cahora Bassa and includes Lake Kariba. The river here is characterized by many rapids as the river cuts through areaS of basalt rocks. There is a distinct lack of floodplains and the river is much wider...

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