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Quotes and Comments from Jeff's Interview on European Fly Fishing Techniques as found on Fly Fish Radio.

Thought show broadcast was great. would have liked more information on setting up the rigs.

Armando Palomares
California, USA

Great interview. I learned several techniques which I am certain will help my productivity on the stream. Most especially in two critical areas: 1.Setting up a tandem nymph rig. I had been doing it backwards. Maybe now I'll get it right. 2.Casting Tricos. I had been using standard dry-fly method with marginal results. Jeff's technique of down and across, then pulling back to see it and precisely float it to the individual trout is a wonderful no-brainer. Why didn't I think of that!!??

James Crosbie
Colorado, USA
 
 
 
Jeff Currier's Fly Fishing Presentations
"Fly Fishing for Tigerfish - Adventures in Africa"
PowerPoint Based Presentation

“Fly Fishing Adventures from Africa” - As if we didn’t already think Jeff Currier was crazy! In 2006 Jeff cashed in 180,000 airline miles for two tickets to Africa. He and his wife Granny then proceeded to load the backpacks and set off for the Dark Continent for two months without even a hotel reservation! Why? It was time to catch the exotic and toothy tigerfish. Join them as they navigate their way along by means of decrepit buses, hitchhiking and leaky boats to the remote regions of Botswana, Namibia and other African countries.

The African Tigerfish - Hydrocynus goliath is the worlds largest member of the Characins which consist of all of the fish in the following families tetras, dollars, pencilfish, piranhas. The African Tigerfish is big, powerful, and well armed with big evil looking teeth. These teeth have made the African Tigerfish one of the most sought after exotic sportfish. Africa's tigerfish fight "like rainbow trout on steroids," and they have teeth that can cut through braided wire. They live in the rivers and streams of central and northern Africa.

The African Tigerfish gets its name from the horizontal black bands run along the entire body as much as from the fierce looking teeth it possesses that show even when the mouth is shut.

To add even more to the reputation of this fish besides the size and ferocious look is the fact they despite the large size they hunt in packs just as piranhas do. Luckily they feed primarily on other fish although there are unverified reports of attacks on people.

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