Ed Herbst writes: Since the first issue of Piscator was published in March 1947, it has carried articles which celebrated the joy of fly fishing rather than concentrating on its technical aspects. One of the most prolific contributors in this regard has been Garrett Evans. A compendium of his Piscator articles was published under the title of ‘Huckleberry Days: A Trouting, Shooting and Fishing Life’ . He asked me to write the foreword to the book, a copy of which is in the library. Another prolific contributor was the late Lawrie Kingma who wrote some lyrical articles on the early days when the Berg and Breede Rivers provided outstanding bass fishing. Down the years there have been many such articles which will be added to this website.
- Give that man a Bell’s – Tim Rolston
- Macho and the Okavango Swamps – Dulcie Brandon-Kirby
- Autumn Days on the Sterkfontein - Garrett Evans
- In the wild-ridges mountains - Gareth Evans
- Hunting Trout - Return to Barkly - Tom Sutcliffe
- Jeremiah's Run - Gareth Evans
- A Fire in my head - Lawrie Kingma
- The Passing Hours - Garrett Evans
- Imagining a man in Connemara cloth - Garrett Evans
- A River Runs Through It - Lawrie Kingma
- Burnd Mill - Garrett Evans
- Leven Garnish - John Ness
- Memories of The Wolf - Colin Vary
- My Love Affair with the Gxulu - Colin Vary
- Persian Carpet Bicycle Ride - Fred Schneider
- The Gibson Dam and an Old Buffer - Garrett Evans
- The Old House Along the Stream - W. Newton