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Mick Hall
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is a Spooled User since 19/12/2005
was last online 10/02/07 23:58:55 (Australia/Sydney)
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Biography:

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Australian Fishing Network Fly Fishing Consultant to Freshwater Fishing Magazine and regular fly tying column “Fly Talk” and fly fishing related articles.

Jarvis Walker, Penn Australia - Developing their fly-fishing products such as the Blackridge range of products and the Penn Australian fly rod range. Assisting with marketing and fly-fishing promotions throughout Australia and America, and a member of Jarvis Walker pro angler team. Tasmanian Fly Fisher Hoffman Hackles, Spirit River fly-tying materials.

Fly-tying promotions: Mustad & Partridge of Redditch Full sponsorship, includes demonstrations and other promotions. Whiting Farms (Pro team member) Tasmania Tourism


Mick Hall – fly fishing & fly tying achievements: Mick first became involved with the fly-fishing fraternity in 1962 when he joined the Red Tag Fly-fishers’ Club in Melbourne. Over the years Mick has been involved with the formation or acted as a member of a number of organisations, with various degrees of participation:- The Australian Fly Tiers’ Guild inaugural President Southern Fly Fishers inaugural President Yarra Valley Fly-fishers inaugural President The Australian Trout Foundation, Foundation member & currently Chairman


▲TopFly Talk

This column has appeared in each issue of Freshwater Fishing since issue 4. Fly Talk is conservatively being read by in excess of some 35,000 people throughout Australia. Various articles that have been published by Modern Fishing’s Fly-Fishing Annual, Woorilla Magazine (environmental publication), AFN’s Flyfisher’s Annual, The Flyfisher’s Journal, London and Jarvis Walker’s Australian Fishing Tackle Magazine, with a circulation of over 1.2 million copies and the “The Art of Angling” magazine in America (issue 4).


▲TopThe Videos

In 1995 the first of two fly-tying videos were released called Mick Hall’s Fly Tying Masterclass 1 & 2, closely followed by Masterclass 3, Saltwater Fly Tying Methods. Recently another twin DVD, Making Mayflies, has also been released.


▲TopTelevision

Over the past few years Mick has appeared on the SBS Network’s fishing program “Wildfish” with Peter Morse, participating in episode one, in Tasmania.


▲TopRadio

In the past Mick gave a weekly Eildon fishing report on the 3AW Rex Hunt Fishing Show. Currently gives regular freshwater fishing reports every week on UGFM, Melbourne’s 3SEN with Glenn Knight and appears as a regular panel member on 3SER’s fishing program.


▲TopInternational promotions & profile

On five occasions Mick has competed in the One Fly Event held at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, U.S.A. During the 1996 event, Mick was fortunate enough to receive the highly prestigious and sought after Peter Crosby/Dick Carlsburg award for Sportsmanship. It should be noted that it was the first time this award has been given to a non-American citizen. Frank Hussey from Tasmania won the individual award on a fly that Mick created, named the Tassie Tarantula. For fly tiers who create a winning fly, they receive as much accolade as those who win the event.

Mick has also by invitation attended the British Fly Fair in England to demonstrate his fly tying techniques.


▲TopClub and Public appearances

For more than thirty-five years Mick has been giving regular talk nights at the various clubs around Australia. In recent times in Victoria this has developed into full-blown Mustad workshop days, teaching or demonstrating the art of fly tying.

Mick has made regular appearances at the following promotions: The Melbourne Boat Show, Sydney Tackle Show, Melbourne Tackle Show (Rex Hunt, K-Mart and Nissan), The Great Bronte Tie-In, Tasmania and the Australian Fly-tying Championships (judging).

Fly fishing, Fly-tying & Fly-casting instructional history From approximately 1970 onwards Mick has been actively involved in instructing anglers in the art of fly-fishing, casting and fly tying at all levels.


Latest Articles by mick-hall
Fly Tyer - Mick Hall retires
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by mick-hall 10/02/07 23:58:06 (Australia/Sydney)
For just on seven years we have sent out weekly fishing reports on Flyflickers. Last August I reached the magic 65th birthday and with that I am retiring from a lot of the commitments... [read more]
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FLY TALK - The Big Mrs. Simpson
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by mick-hall 10/02/07 23:50:26 (Australia/Sydney) from Jindabyne, NSW
Len Pawsey, who is an uncle of mine, has lived on the banks of Lake Jindabyne for over 30 years. If fishing deep water, he uses a creation that he simply calls his Big Mrs. Simpson. [read more]
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Eildon Fishing Report - 15TH OCT 2006
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by mick-hall 15/10/06 17:48:10 (Australia/Sydney)
Well, what a week it has been, some good fishing is starting to happen on the Goulburn. If you are in to Caddis, they have been coming off in their millions... [read more]
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Eildon Fishing Report - 7TH OCTOBER 2006
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by mick-hall 08/10/06 07:00:29 (Australia/Sydney) from Marysville, VIC
The river is still flowing like a banker; it is very green and very little is happening. The truth is not much has changed from last week. [read more]
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EILDON Report - 27TH SEPTEMBER 2006
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by mick-hall 28/09/06 07:08:51 (Australia/Sydney)
The Goulburn is still running at 4000 megs and is still grass green in colour and very difficult to fish.... [read more]
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