There is nothing like spending a peaceful day in nature and fishing in a quiet place. A great way to relax and enjoy the view.

In this section Fisherman News SA On his podcast, Vinesh Soogreem chats to expert fly fisherman Alan Will (pictured below) about his passion for fly fishing in South Africa. They examine the science and art behind this unique fishing method.

Alan talks about the importance of learning from experienced anglers and gives practical tips on the equipment and costs involved.

He also emphasizes the importance of keeping things simple and using natural materials that mimic real-life insects for better results.

Alan and Vinesh also talk about saltwater fly fishing and how it can increase your chances of catching fish. Listen at the top of the page or directly below.

By the way, have you ever wondered why there are fishing rules? Fishing regulations such as bag and size limits are crucial to protecting our marine life and ensuring sustainable fishing practices.

These rules are designed to prevent species decline by allowing fish to reproduce and replenish their populations before being caught.

in the previous one Fisherman News SA In the Expert Series section, we explored why these regulations are important, their difficulties, and the serious consequences that can occur when ignored.

Robert Kyle (picture above)Senior Aquarium Specialist South African Marine Biological Research Association Vinesh joins Soogreem to explain the science behind size limits. Listen below.

Meet your host Vinesh Soogreem!

Vinesh Soogreem is a legend on the South African fishing media scene. Having been in the profession for over two decades, he is not only a fisherman who has explored KZN waters extensively, but also a passionate communicator who shares his knowledge through books, magazines and now podcasts and social media. Vinesh lives by the motto “Fish for the future”, reflecting his commitment to both sports and nature conservation.

Vinesh’s authority on KZN fisheries is unmatched. Actively involved in the community since the 90s, he has competed at club and social levels, covering major angling competitions and gaining media trust during the Sardine Run. He currently serves as the National Media Officer for the South African Surf Casting Association, cementing his reputation as a key figure in the South African fishing scene.