Do-It-Yourself New Zealand, Part III: Approach and Presentation

Kiwi guide Steve Carey shows off a Fiordlands brown. photo by Toby Swank

What is it about the fishing in  New Zealand that draws us in and makes it seem rational to endure an 8,000-mile plane ride to catch trout? After all, it is just trout fishing, and I already live in the heart of some of the finest trout waters on the planet. The Kiwi fly-fishing experience, however, can be closer to sight-fishing the flats for bonefish than to trout fishing here in Montana. To catch fish on a regular basis in New Zealand, anglers need to adapt their techniques based on. . .

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