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Considering the low population of trout in the tiny North Canterbury stream this 6-pound fish came from, it’s obvious it needs to be released. Photo: Lindsay McDougall

The Trout Revolution

It must be hard for more recent generations to understand, but for much of the previous century when trout were caught, it was deeply engrained in our psyche to kill and eat them.

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A busy day at the Opihi mouth.

Whitebaiting – The Proposed Changes

“To whitebaiters, many things about whitebait remain a mystery. But one thing they all agree on is the need to monitor and manage the pastime so that the generations to come can also share the camaraderie, the peace and beauty of unspoiled coastal river environments, and most of all the thrill of catching a tasty feed.”

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Nymphing upstream on the Motueka. Photo T Orman

A Nymph Fishing Philosophy

Trout fishing and the fanatics who indulge in it have one failing in that they tend to make the task doubly difficult by creating an air of mystique about the ways and means to catch a trout.

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