STYWE LYNE TIGHT LINES - November 2015

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You can now contribute to the first unified and holistic picture of what fish we have and where they occur in Africa by registering for free as a Citizen Scientist on FishMAP, thereby making your personal mark in furthering our fishes’ future and well-being. The Animal Demography Unit (ADU) at the University of Cape Town has been capturing distribution data for many creatures in Southern Africa for almost a quarter of a century. FishMAP is ADU’s newest project that encapsulates all Southern and Eastern African freshwater fish, and this now brings all species of vertebrates into the ADU fold.
All and any freshwater fish can be registered, be they indigenous or otherwise, and whether caught by fly, hook, net or whatever legal means – and hopefully returned alive to the water!
Don’t delay – make a contribution to science through observing and submitting records to this continental initiative. To register, visit the website http://vmus.adu.org.za
MORE FEATURES:

MAKUYA PARK
Your gateway to fishing the Kruger

NAMIBIA REMAINS AN ANGLER’S PARADISE
You must just know how!

LIGHT TACKLE BOAT ANGLING
SA flag flies high in Scotland

MUDFISH ON FLY
They fight hard, fast and furious

FISHING FROM A KAYAK
A rare catch indeed

3 SPECIES BONANZA
boasts a remarkable achievement

TIGHT LINES GO FISHING
Smashing barbel on artlure

HIER GAAN ONS ALWEER!
Papgooi is loads of fun on light tackle

WE ALSO DISCUSS: How to use PVA bags, how to choose fishing tackle (part 6), big carp on artlure (part 2), the silikoonpaddavissie fly, saltwater lure angling (part 2) and how to identify kingfish.
All this and even more in the angler’s friend – Stywe Lyne / Tight Lines.