The 1st April saw the start of the fly fishing from boats season on South East Water’s lovely Arlington Reservoir... Read More
Changes in ocean conditions in the northwest Atlantic have altered the food web, changing the quantity and quality of important prey species.
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Well it’s all been a bit of a whirl and a whorl here of late dodging the odd insignificant shower... Read More
Dave Coster – Fishing at Long Range HITTING THE HORIZON Match and pleasure anglers have discovered casting further can bring... Read More
If you have ever tried to cast a large baitfish pattern or a Salmon Templedog made from all natural materials then you will appreciate that its hard work due to the amount of water retained by the fly. Read More
Well that’s it, trout fishing for 2017 done, and as ever bewilderment over the speeding up of time as wasn’t... Read More
The interest and development in leader-only techniques are accelerating rapidly. It has been the influence of the European river masters,... Read More
I have had the privilege of fishing one of the classic salmon rivers of Scotland. Not merely that but on... Read More
We all know that fishing is not necessarily about what we catch. We might collect PBs and fine waterside memories,... Read More
I am not here to praise Fishing Breaks or suggest that you book a day on a chalk stream with... Read More
Contrasts – Competition and Conservation In a rough and tumble, helter skelter spring with a fly rod; from deep cold... Read More
For avid grayling fly fishers or for those wanting the ultimate winter grayling fly fishing, there is no better place than the large French rivers! In fact, I have caught in the Rhone river grayling over 50 cm and one huge specimen of 60 cm! Bigger than the ones from Slovenia or from Lapland where I have been fly fishing several times. For grayling, you can choose to explore the Rhone, the Rhin or the famous Dordogne near Bergerac.
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I’m going to keep this one relatively short. What I will say is if you want to know more, then... Read More
Quite a few musings here, so I hope you’ll forgive my scattered thoughts. In fact, so scattered are they that... Read More
by Jeremy Lucas – San River I want to introduce you to the most beautiful river in Europe, and the... Read More
This week Alphonse Island was covered by a depression bringing overcast conditions, strong winds and heavy rain – but there were still some very special fish caught! Read More
So here we are again in the midst of Covid Crisis and all we can do here at Fish and... Read More
Once in a while something comes across the editors desk here at Fish&Fly that really makes my day. Today my fishing friends it is a trailer for a fishing video. Not much new in that you may say BUT this is homegrown UK talent at last catching up to the USA. I am excited and so should you be. Read More
The south-easterly winds are bringing in the bonefish in serious numbers! Keith Rose-Innes reports from Alphonse. Read More
I was never enthralled by the concept of the Broads, perhaps because familiarity breeds contempt. Because... Read More