Oct 16, 2019

Gen Z has discovered Fly Fishing!

Dear Gen Z and Gen X.

Heck!

Dear Anyone that is just discovering fly fishing: Where have you been?

First Conde Nast posts an article about fly fishing being the new surfing and now the New York Times declares bird watching as passe?!

What's next for the sport? A River Runs Through It: Part 2

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I'm giddy! This is all great stuff for fly fishing and the fact that younger people are again outside and exploring the outdoors is awesome.

And why wouldn't fly fishing be popular?

It's Instagram-able! It's unique. It's fun. It's challenging. It's novel. It's peaceful. It's both personal and sharable. It provides an experience which can't be replicated by Amazon.com! It's men. It's women. It's fish.

So we invite any and all to get out there... and if you need help doing so in New Zealand please give us an email.

Yes, we know there are AirBnBs. You can do a lot of research on the internet and probably have a good time in New Zealand. However, we are in the business of increasing your chances for a great time.

The Best of New Zealand Fly Fishing has been around since 1990 and we can save you a lot of time and provide really good advice through years of experience.

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We won't cost you any more out of pocket than piecemeal-ing a trip together yourself.

Why? We have wholesale rates! We don't charge you fees or extras... we earn our keep by working with partners in New Zealand.

Here is how it works:

• You purchase accommodations, air tickets, tours, rental cars, etc. as an individual. As a one time purchase it's costs you $10.
• However, we purchase a lot more than you do. Through purchasing power we have wholesale contracts with the same people you are purchasing from. If you'd bought it from us we would have perhaps it sold it to you for $9.95. Sometimes it will be maybe $10... but in either case it won't cost you more. So why not leverage our expeirence and have a single place to help with the trip?

We know great guides in New Zealand.

We know great places to stay across all budgets.

We know the crummy tours and what to avoid and when.

Fair warning: Fishing in New Zealand is going to be a little different in certain ways from the way we fish in the States. In New Zealand you stalk a specific fish with your casts. You work with a guide who is great at spotting said fish for you. That guide will likely have an accent but he will also bring sandwiches.

Try it out! Call today!

Source: NYT

Author: Frank Krieger