Graeme Marshall is a well known angling writer and a long-standing member of NZPFGA. Formerly based in the Nelson region Graeme now operates out of South Canterbury but guides throughout the upper South Island.

Graeme specialises in sight fishing. His laid-back, relaxed approach to guiding is his trademark and he believes that above all fly fishing should be fun.

Name	Stalking Trout With Graeme Marshall
Contact	Graeme Marshall
Address	Pleasant Point South Canterbury
Contact details	Phone: +64 3 614 8266 Mobile: 021 023 29361 Email: grm6@xtra.co.nz Web: www.stalkingtrout.com Please mention nzfishing.com when you make an enquiry or booking.
Background	Graeme is the the co-author of a number of highly acclaimed angling books that include Stalking Trout, Images of Silver, Brown Trout Heaven, and Stalking and Catching Trout. Graeme is a well known exponent of the stalking technique and specialises in sight fishing for large browns and rainbows. Trips are personally tailored to suit angler preferences and can include a heli-fishing option if desired.
Fishing options	South Canterbury Graeme is perfectly located to take advantage of the wonderful Opihi and its tributaries from October to April. Mckenzie Country The famed rivers and lakes inland of Timaru are within easy reach, offering both brown and rainbow fishing. The high country season begins in November. Nelson and the West Coast Trips to Graeme’s old haunts in these regions are offered with pick-ups by arrangement. Some fishing is available year round.
Features	Flexibility is the key-note. Trips are tailored to suit the angler Accommodation can be arranged in all areas Comfortable 4WD transport Some equipment can be supplied Fly fishing instruction for individuals or groups available. Spin fishing for trout and salmon if desired.
Equipment	Check www.stalkingtrout.com for details. Most anglers prefer to supply their own.
Indicative tariff	Please check www.stalkingtrout.com for details.
Bookings	Please phone, email or complete the online booking form at the Stalking Trout website.

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