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Korrie Broos
He started fishing, from when he can just about start to remember, and living in Africa, gives him opportunities, to fish for "exotic species" unique to this continent.
Korrie Broos lives in Cape Town (the most beautiful city in the world according to himself).
He owns a furniture factory and when he is not busy with his company, he spends just about every free minute with something fishing related. He started fishing, from when he can just about start to remember, and living in Africa, gives him opportunities, to fish for "exotic species" unique to this continent.
Flyfishing made travelling a bigger lure, and fishing from Alaska in the North West to New Zealand South-eastern corner and Europe in the north to South Africa, and most of the places in between, the last axis left is the North Eastern corner of Asia and the Southern part of South America.
When fishing for trout, he is a self proclaimed nymphomaniac. With a preference to fish sub surface, in the various European nymphing styles.
He does part time guiding, to meet more friends (from all over the world) who share his passion and exchange ideas.
He has been a member of the South African fly fishing team to a couple of World Championships and Captain of the South African Commonwealth team 2010.
Imagine a fish that takes a fly as readily as a trout, whether it is nymph, a wet fly, or a dry fly. Czech nymph style, wet fly swing, North Country style or upstream dry fly. Now magine that, pound for pound, at least twice as strong as a trout
When you speak to old timers about fishing for tigerfish on the Zambezi River they will tell you of driving along dirt roads, cutting a path through the forest to get access to the river. Lions still running wild, and while they fished elephants chased anglers away from the bank. This is not how it is today.
South African artist Chris Bladen has specialized in doing bronzes of wildlife - particularly fish. See some of his stunning work and read about the process of shaping and finishing bronze statues of tuna, flying fish, dorados, tigerfish and much more.
When two friends go down the road, for a late afternoon fly fishing session on the reefs, and take their #14 and #15 rods... You know that there is something radically wrong, upstairs. This is the story of the two friends Jacques Visser and Jimmy Eagleton who have taken on the South African sharks.
The first time Korrie Broos saw one of Craig Bertram Smith's works of art was a pencil sketch he'd made to commemorate a trophy giant kingfish he'd caught, posted on a fly fishing forum.
The sketch was magnificent, and Korrie immediately sent Craig an email
This caddis pattern has a great profile and an hot spot that can attract fish. It's been very successful for the originator, South African Korrie Broos.
South African Korrie Broos has developed this "Chart of takes" to classify the takes and different methods to employ to fish for the takes or to trigger the take.
hello my name is tom walraven im comming to africa in dec and i realy wanne catch a tigerfisch but only big 1 not small can you help me whith that?and what is the price?greetings tom
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Tom,
Check the factbox in Korrie's article and contact the outfitters for further information.
Martin
hello my name is tom
hello my name is tom walraven im comming to africa in dec and i realy wanne catch a tigerfisch but only big 1 not small can you help me whith that?and what is the price?greetings tom