Fish & Fly Magazine
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Randall Bryett
Randall Bryett grew up on the Sunshine Coast of Australia with some the worlds best fishing around every corner. He has worked in many aspects of the fishing industry including chasing the Giant Black Marlin at the prestigious Lizard Island. He is a avid fly fisherman who likes to find his own path. When not traveling he resides in Northern California with his wife Kate and their adopted cats.By Randall Bryett
Published on 01/19/2007
Okay I cannot let this slide by without giving it a plug! River and Reef editor Brendan Mason has a full feature article in this issue of Fish & Fly Magazine We have not seen the article as yet but have already heard that it is a ripper!
"Coral Sea Odyssey" by Brendan Mason. Go past the point of no return, into the coral atolls and delicate reefs of Australia's Coral Sea. Then, stalk the electric bluefin trevally among the ruins of Japanese shipwrecks as the midday sun beats down overhead.
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"Coral Sea Odyssey" by Brendan Mason. Go past the point of no return, into the coral atolls and delicate reefs of Australia's Coral Sea. Then, stalk the electric bluefin trevally among the ruins of Japanese shipwrecks as the midday sun beats down overhead.
Update here is the link Fish & Fly Magazine Article Preview
Fish & Fly Magazine
Okay I cannot let this slide by without giving it a plug! River and
Reef editor Brendan Mason has a full feature article in this issue of Fish & Fly Magazine We have not seen the article as yet but have already heard that it is a ripper!
"Coral Sea Odyssey" by Brendan Mason. Go past the point of no return, into the coral atolls and delicate reefs of Australia's Coral Sea. Then, stalk the electric bluefin trevally among the ruins of Japanese shipwrecks as the midday sun beats down overhead.
Update here is the link Fish & Fly Magazine Article Preview
"Coral Sea Odyssey" by Brendan Mason. Go past the point of no return, into the coral atolls and delicate reefs of Australia's Coral Sea. Then, stalk the electric bluefin trevally among the ruins of Japanese shipwrecks as the midday sun beats down overhead.
Update here is the link Fish & Fly Magazine Article Preview