The Xplorer UHTFC Festival 2017 Video
An epic two days of fly fishing for solid rainbow trout in Underberg, South Africa.
The Xplorer UHTFC Festival 2017
Having hosted a very successful (inaugural) fly fishing festival in 2016, we (the UHTFC committee) decided to build on the event by hosting our second festival in 2017. We updated the format, extending the festival by a day to 2 days, and then threw in a formal dinner and braai. Although Neill and I were fishing in the …
The Boston Fly Fishing Festival 2017
Arrival and Registration The 7th annual Boston Fly Fishing Festival was once again held on the weekend of the 16th June. And for the 5th year in a row this meant missing my wedding anniversary in favour of the event. Thankfully I have a forgiving wife, and had booked a week-long family holiday at Castleburn, …
The Boston Fly Fishing Festival 2017 Video
Check out a fly fishing festival that never disappoints. A few epic days fly fishing the Boston area in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands.
A Family Snow Adventure – Volume 2
Two years after our original snow adventure, and it was time for another go – this time with baby number 2 and granny! Join us as we explore the Drakensberg region of South Africa.
Snow Hunting at Meadow Lane
Having had an immensely successful snow adventure 2 years ago (click here for the full report), we decided to give it another go when we heard that large falls were predicted over for the weekend. I took some unplanned, last minute leave and booked accommodation at a venue called Meadow Lane, just outside of Underberg. …
The Xplorer UHTFC Festival 2016 – The Video
The Boston Fly Fishing Festival 2016
“I can safely say that the Boston Fly Fishing Festival is by far my favourite festival.” Yes, it’s a line that I often start my annual Boston post with, but it remains true. And this year was no exception, despite what were very tough fishing conditions. We got off to a great start by entering …
Hilltop Camp – Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park
Still one of our favourite game reserves, we once again decided to spend part of our Christmas break at either Hluhluwe or iMfolozi. Many of you will have read my multitude of blog entries on this venue (most of which take the form of trip reports) so I’ve decided to structure this one slightly differently, more in line …