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FlyLife Magazine 122 Autumn 2026 Back Issue

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25 Reviews   •  English   •   Sport (Fishing & Angling)
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In this issue, we wade into contrasting waters—from the mineral-rich flows of Eight Mile Creek in the Snowies, to the layered textures of art and angling in tropical Mackay. A tenkara convert questions old assumptions, while a closer look at dropper rigs reveals fresh insights into effective river setups. Victoria’s Ovens River emerges as cod country with a gentle edge, while the golden trevally shimmers on Australia’s northern flats in a tribute to one of our most iconic saltwater targets.
Salt and sweetwater adventures continue to collide—up north, the tropical mix of species delivers a saltwater quartet worth connecting with, while the dark waterways of West Papua hide the explosive strength of black and spot-tail bass. Abroad, chrome dreams are realised on Scotland’s River Tay, offering classic salmon fishing with an old-world feel.
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Flies to tie — Bent Hook Cripple — Bunny Bomber
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122 Autumn 2026 In this issue, we wade into contrasting waters—from the mineral-rich flows of Eight Mile Creek in the Snowies, to the layered textures of art and angling in tropical Mackay. A tenkara convert questions old assumptions, while a closer look at dropper rigs reveals fresh insights into effective river setups. Victoria’s Ovens River emerges as cod country with a gentle edge, while the golden trevally shimmers on Australia’s northern flats in a tribute to one of our most iconic saltwater targets. Salt and sweetwater adventures continue to collide—up north, the tropical mix of species delivers a saltwater quartet worth connecting with, while the dark waterways of West Papua hide the explosive strength of black and spot-tail bass. Abroad, chrome dreams are realised on Scotland’s River Tay, offering classic salmon fishing with an old-world feel. Plus: Flies to tie — Bent Hook Cripple — Bunny Bomber Reviews & Products Short Stories and more…


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FlyLife issue 122 Autumn 2026

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In this issue, we wade into contrasting waters—from the mineral-rich flows of Eight Mile Creek in the Snowies, to the layered textures of art and angling in tropical Mackay. A tenkara convert questions old assumptions, while a closer look at dropper rigs reveals fresh insights into effective river setups. Victoria’s Ovens River emerges as cod country with a gentle edge, while the golden trevally shimmers on Australia’s northern flats in a tribute to one of our most iconic saltwater targets.
Salt and sweetwater adventures continue to collide—up north, the tropical mix of species delivers a saltwater quartet worth connecting with, while the dark waterways of West Papua hide the explosive strength of black and spot-tail bass. Abroad, chrome dreams are realised on Scotland’s River Tay, offering classic salmon fishing with an old-world feel.
Plus:
Flies to tie — Bent Hook Cripple — Bunny Bomber
Reviews & Products
Short Stories and more…
read more read less
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