Hopefully you will have enough free time to browse deep into the latest issue of The Contemporary Sportsman. If so, you will inevitably run smack-dab into Henry Gilbey’s exhilarating, hi-octane, over-the-top photo essay. Henry takes us to St Brandon’s off the coast of South Africa to chase oversized bonefish and the seductive permit. It’s also a must to check out the oversized jack crevel’s (giant trevally) with the fancy paint jobs. Sure, I know this is just another example of a modern-day fly fishing bum gone wild. But, in this case, Henry just happens to be a world-class photographer (and a rather good fly fisherman as well), which means we all get to share in at least part of the fun, which makes it somewhat easier to be magnanimous and indulgent.