Bradley Sissins – Page 3

04 Sep

DAIWA SALTIST HYPER SPIN ROD

By Bradley Sissins

Studio Product - Fishing Rods

Fishing rods are one of the hardest items I do to get perfect. The combination of a slim tubular items with multiple colours, metals, cork or eva etc make it challenging. I began shooting them during film days before digital, my setup still remains the same… a fully custom-made Lightbox....

04 Sep

DAIWA SALTIST HYPER OVERHEAD ROD

By Bradley Sissins

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Fishing rods are one of the hardest items I do to get perfect. The combination of a slim tubular items with multiple colours, metals, cork or eva etc make it challenging. I began shooting them during film days before digital, my setup still remains the same… a fully custom-made Lightbox....

03 Sep

TIME TO REASSESS THE HUNT – STALKING DEER WITH MATT TRIPET

By Bradley Sissins

The Fly Program

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Over the years I’ve owned multiple versions of Nikon’s 20mm lenses like the 2.8D and 1.8G versions, while both were good at their times, new cameras and sensors push the boundaries of what may be classed as a good lens in the past. The latest Z version is a whole new beast, this fast,...

03 Sep

DAIWA REBELLION SPIN RODS

By Bradley Sissins

Studio Product - Fishing Rods

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Fishing rods are one of the hardest items I do to get perfect. The combination of a slim tubular items with multiple colours, metals, cork or eva etc make it challenging. I began shooting them during film days before digital, my setup still remains the same… a fully custom-made Lightbox. In light...

01 Sep

FLY FISHING IN THE BLIZZARD. MATT TRIPET FROM THE FLY PROGRAM

By Bradley Sissins

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Over the years I’ve owned multiple versions of Nikon’s 85mm lenses like the 1.4D and 1.4G versions, while both were good at their times, new cameras and sensors push the boundaries of what may be classed as a good lens in the past. They’ve always been a popular portrait lens but I find them...

01 Sep

DAIWA STEEZ CHATTERBAIT

By Bradley Sissins

Studio Product - Daiwa Lures

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Silicone skirted lures can just be painful to shoot, as someone who is pedantic about getting everything in perfect angles, silicone skirts just don’t play the game. Nothing ever is straight, but one thing is that it’s basically impossible to get them perfect. And here’s the reason… every skirt color or finish (like...

28 Aug

DRAW – ALPINE DEER HUNTING WITH MATT TRIPET

By Bradley Sissins

The Fly Program

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Bow hunting deer is a much more intimate experience that demands more of the hunter in terms of skill, patience and perseverance. Unlike hunting with a gun, success with a bow rides on your ability to capitalize on an opportunity to close the distance and take a well-placed shot. Stealth and camouflage play the...

28 Aug

DAIWA INFEET EX RODS

By Bradley Sissins

Studio Product - Fishing Rods

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Fishing rods are one of the hardest items I do to get perfect. The combination of a slim tubular items with multiple colours, metals, cork or eva etc make it challenging. I began shooting them during film days before digital, my setup still remains the same… a fully custom-made Lightbox. In light of the...

27 Aug

HIDDEN – STALKING DEER WITH MATT TRIPET

By Bradley Sissins

The Fly Program

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Camouflaged and hidden deep in the sticks on dusk, great for stalking but not ideal to take images. Over the years I’ve owned multiple versions of Nikon’s 20mm lenses like the 2.8D and 1.8G versions, while both were good at their times, new cameras and sensors push the boundaries of what may be classed...

26 Aug

IN MY SIGHT – ALPINE DEER HUNTING WITH MATT TRIPET

By Bradley Sissins

The Fly Program

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Bow hunting deer is a much more intimate experience that demands more of the hunter in terms of skill, patience and perseverance. Unlike hunting with a gun, success with a bow rides on your ability to capitalize on an opportunity to close the distance and take a well-placed shot. Stealth and camouflage play the...

26 Aug

TOP WATER WALKING – HALCO SLIDOG 105 CORAL TROUT

By Bradley Sissins

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When I started shooting all the new Halco lures and colours I was asked to feature the new Slidog 105 as a surface walking image. Easy I thought but I didn’t know that it’s a heavy fast sinking stickbait, all the other stickbaits I’ve shot like this are floaters! Creating a floating lure “walking”...

25 Aug

Fly Fishing Preparation in the White Out. Matt Tripet from The Fly Program

By Bradley Sissins

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Portraits with wide angles are a general no no, but the modern wide angles allow portraits that also convey the landscape that the subject is in. Using a wide angle allows you to capture a landscape view while still focusing on the subject. Over the years I’ve owned multiple versions of Nikon’s 20mm lenses...