Huge catch on Norway's Vosso
Fortunes have varied wildly for salmon fishers in Norway recently. While the central rivers of the Trondelag region continue to struggle with catches through to the approaching end of the season, a notable catch to one rod on a single river has shown the potential for sport in this celebrated salmon-fishing country.
Angling Trust Welcomes New Plan
The Angling Trust has welcomed the commitment from the EA to deliver an ambitious five-point plan to halt the dramatic decline of salmon stocks in England.
A Strong Late Run in Canada?
The Atlantic Salmon Federation report that some Canadian rivers might hold surprises for the fall, as the late runs of 2014 continue to enter rivers.
A History of Salmon Fishing on the River Thurso
What the book cover says:
This book traces the history of salmon fishing on the river Thurso in Scotland from 1700 to the present day....
Life on the Fly
Story and photos by Chase & Aimee Bartee
Fishing can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people. For my wife Aimee...
Perch, Hornets and Difficult Questions
Well it's all been a bit of a whirl and a whorl here of late dodging the odd insignificant shower to trim stalky grass...
Fishing on the Frontier – Part 12: The Double Nymph Presentation
March Browns have appeared on almost every day I have been out lately on Eden. No matter what the farms seem to do to...
Hank Patterson & The Bait Fishers
"In this episode of The Reel Adventures, Hank teaches three bait fishers the difference betwixt flies, bait and lures. Snap It!"
Astove Atoll Fishing News – Big Bones and Grand Slams!
Keith Rose-Innes reports back from a week of Grand Slams, GTs, big bones and challenging weather on Astove!
Fishing on the Frontier – Part 11: Take Detection
I said that I would write a piece about the complicated subject of take detection when nymph fishing, particularly on rivers. This is also...
