STYWE LYNE TIGHT LINES - June 2015

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Most fish are caught either with real bait or a close imitation of something they would eat. In addition to their feeding urge, however, many species open another window for anglers to exploit to get them to take their lure. That instinct is aggression. Knowing how to exploit this to your advantage can make a huge difference in your angling success. It can at times be your only resort, because fish that are actively defending a nest, often stop feeding on normal prey and focus exclusively on keeping intruders or competitors away from the nest and females. Do not miss out on this interesting read in the June 2015 issue (issue 664).

MORE FEATURES:

SUCCESSFUL FISHING TRIPS
require thorough planning (Part 1)

TIME FOR THE TOOTHY FISH … TIGERFISH TIME

RASSPL INTERNATIONALS 2015
South African Top 12 Team Takes Gold

FISHING FROM A KAYAK
Cape Vidal still delivers

NATIONAL ARTLURE ANGLING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2015
held at Misverstand Dam, Western Cape

ANGLING FOR THE BRAVE
If it does not challenge you, it does not change you …

WE ALSO DISCUSS: The renowned Royal Wulff fly, the bottom bait D rig, how to choose fishing tackle, having a lucky lure and how to identify yellowtail and their kin.

All this and even more in the angler’s friend – Stywe Lyne/Tight Lines