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    The Orange was fairly quiet as far as the fishing was concerned. The rapids held fewer fish and we picked up most of the fish in stiller water. The most effective flies were caddis green rock worms, chartreuse brassies and chartreuse atomic worms. My hyper-realistic mielie imitation accounted for the most fish including 4 or 5 small largemouths The bird life was great as usual with Fish Eagles, Pied Kingfishers and a variety of Herons making an appearance. The Malachite Kingfishers were very tame and often landed on your rod - tried like hell to get a decent picture but failed Will post some pics once I have sorted them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dlampert View Post
    The Orange was fairly quiet as far as the fishing was concerned. The rapids held fewer fish and we picked up most of the fish in stiller water. The most effective flies were caddis green rock worms, chartreuse brassies and chartreuse atomic worms. My hyper-realistic mielie imitation accounted for the most fish including 4 or 5 small largemouths The bird life was great as usual with Fish Eagles, Pied Kingfishers and a variety of Herons making an appearance. The Malachite Kingfishers were very tame and often landed on your rod - tried like hell to get a decent picture but failed Will post some pics once I have sorted them.
    Nice one, sounds great! Good just to get out there and enjoy the richtersveld. What a stunning place.....
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