Compact Angling Photography – Part 3 by Steve Pitts Continuing with the various pre-set modes that I use the most and why I use them ….. Sports mode – useful if you’re trying to capture anything moving at speed – a leaping tarpon, an angler casting, birds
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The Influence Of Year-Class Strengths by Donovan Kelley I am sometimes asked, “why is there such a conspicuous gap in the range of sizes I am catching?” The enquirer has been getting plenty of young adults in the 1½ to 3 lb range, and odd good fish of
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CHAPTER 5 – GOOD DAYS, BAD DAYS Wrong Place, Right Time I was returning to Cork after a visit to the east coast when I happened to hit the early evening traffic along the Quay in Waterford. Finding myself in the wrong lane, I ended up on
Read more →Other Seas, Other Bass by Donovan Kelley It was my first visit to Buleji, a tiny fishing village out from Karachi, on the edge of the desert. With tent, camp bed and 2 weeks’ rations I had come to explore the fishing. After a year in the furnace
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Compact Angling Photography – Part 2 by Steve Pitts To get the best results out of your camera you’ll need to be familiar with a few of its basic functions and optional ‘manual’ effects – most compact cameras are auto-focus, so that’s one thing we don’t need
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