Contrasts – Competition and Conservation In a rough and tumble, helter skelter spring with a fly rod; from deep cold... Read More
San River Report 2009 I thought it best to update the Frontier series, appropriately, with the year’s San River report.... Read More
Spring Thoughts Having spent the weekend at the Spring show at Newark, meeting up with so many friends in this... Read More
World Championship Jeremy Lucas returns with his popular series about the leading edge of fly fishing development and what we... Read More
A Winter Approach On a trout and grayling river, from November through to the rawness of late winter, you never... Read More
I just got back from my first long-awaited trip to Cuba to sample the flats fishing in the Jardines de la Reina region, leading a group of UK anglers in conjunction with the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT). Read More
Mark Richens just bought legendary rodmaker Thomas & Thomas, rescuing it from what has been a fairly public decline. But with a background in successfully managing start-ups, an appreciation for the importance of keeping the racks full, and a hearty sense of the company's history, the future is obviously bright. Read More
Dry Fly It strikes me that in all the trips to the river (almost daily for an hour or two)... Read More
I have just returned from my best ever trip to the San, which is saying something, because I had thought... Read More
Spring on Eden “You have to be in the right place at the right time” says Jeremy Lucas talking about... Read More
Observations from the World Championship It was immensely edifying this year to be able to observe the World Championship, on... Read More
This is your chance to join author, qualified fly fishing instructor and guide Jeremy Lucas on his beloved San River... Read More
Tim Pommer is the chief product developer and head lab rat at Scientific Anglers. He's also a musky expert and the guy who did most of the quality control testing on SA's popular Sharkskin fly line. Ever wondered just how "scientific" the fly fishing companies really are? Tune in to find out. Read More
Damsel flies usually appear between May to August when the nymphs can often provoke a rise as they swim towards any bank side vegetation to emerge as an adult. During the early part of the season the immature nymphs will be deeper in the water amongst the weed, well camouflaged from their predators. This is where the addition of a gold bead helps to get the fly a bit deeper and the glint of the gold head can act as an attractor. Read More
August’s Sleeping River Someone I bumped into in Appleby was asking me about where and how best to fish the... Read More
A Year to Remember 2009 might even be regarded as a vintage year, in my view. The bulk of my... Read More
Accuracy Rivers all over Britain have been steadily falling this spring. Here on Eden we have had more than six... Read More
Leader-to-hand Jeremy Lucas reports on more cutting-edge developments bred from the world of competitive flyfishing. The French Leader technique involves... Read More
Fly Fishing guide, instructor and author Jeremy Lucas notes the continued rise in interest in fishing for grayling this winter... Read More
Tom Pero, former editor of Fish&Fly Magazine, and Richard Hewitt, owner of FishandFly.com, discuss the news of the merger between their companies back at the end of 2008, what this meant for subscribers at the time, and the editorial direction of the new venture. What podcast would be complete without red, purple, even yellow bikinis. Intrigued? Stay tuned.
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The Fieldsports Channel visits the Arundell Arms in Devon and has a go at catching what they dub the "Clotted Cream MacNab" of a salmon, sea trout, brown trout and a bass on the fly. Read More