In this issue

Features & Regulars

• Salt Water: News From the ORI
  By Anthony Krüger. The ORI provides statistics about our fisheries that are valuable for future generations.
• Fresh Water: What Fish See
  By Ian Couryer. Knowing how fish view your
  fly and what colours they see could increase
  the odds in your flavour.
• Casting and Mending Success –
  Part III Curves
  Learning how to execute Curve Casts
  and Mends will increase your casting exponentially. Field Editor Jason Borger
  takes us through the steps.
• Further Thoughts on Tiger Fishing –
  Part IV: Terminal Tackle
  In the final of this series, Gerhard Laubscher discusses tackle and other essential equipment
  for targeting tigers.
• In the Footsteps of a Master
  In the illustrious company of CDC guru Marc Petitjean and trout scientist Michel Dedual,
  Derek Grzelewski fights trophy rainbows and other demons.
• Northern Patagonia: Heaven on a Stick
  Fulfilling a long-nurtured dream, contributor
  Miles Divett heads to Patagonia to experience
  its fabled fishing firsthand.
• TCFF/Bell’s Whisky Sterkfontein Experience: As Good as it Gets?
  TCFF Editor PJ Jacobs reports back on one of
  the hottest fly fishing venues in the country.
• Tying and Fishing the Rhyac
  This month, Steve Thornton introduces us
  to a super-realistic caddis larva pattern that
  fishes as good as it looks.
• Deer Hair Revisited – Part II
  Deer hair is a highly functional and versatile material that can be a lot of fun to tie with.
  Fly-Tying Field Editor Murray Pedder concludes
  our series on deer hair.
• Spring-Cleaning
  Fly fishing tackle has a tendency to accumulate over time – and the problem is that you cannot do away with any of it. Andrew Levy looks back on a lifetime of hoarding.