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    Fly fishing Canterbury

    Been way too slack on fly fishing for the past 4-5 yrs and probably need some one keen to get me started again . Anyone on here keen on the odd fish up in the local high country lakes ?.
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    Hell yeah but bit far away for me Keep us posted on results.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Hell yeah but bit far away for me Keep us posted on results.
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    i used to do OK at Harts Creek (flows into Ellesmere) with floating line and a Mrs Simpson lure
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    i used to do OK at Harts Creek (flows into Ellesmere) with floating line and a Mrs Simpson lure
    Last time I looked Harts was nearly dry. Neat spot but that was a long time ago.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    i used to do OK at Harts Creek (flows into Ellesmere) with floating line and a Mrs Simpson lure
    Never fished harts but theres massive fish in all those creeks it seems . My mate got a 13 +lb trout a coulple of years back on a thread line, on a stream that comes off the lake . His old man is a retired fly fishing guide and fished all the great rivers ,caught thousands of fish ,mates fish was biggest by far .
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    I only ever used to fish the last mile or 2 to where it runs into the lake. Anything over 10lb was exciting to play in a wee creek.
    I grew up in Leeston until we moved to Ashburton a long long time ago but still would drive back to fish the creek.
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