A very dear friend gave me a strange dish a few weeks back, something I guessed had once been used... Read More
I have never forgotten the first time as a barrister I addressed a jury on behalf of a client. It... Read More
Over the years I have found that there are some columns that write themselves, and others that are a struggle... Read More
Just another season on the ASR… Justin Maxwell Stuart of 'Where Wise Men Fish' presents his June to mid-July overview. Read More
After three days blanking on the Aberdeenshire Dee, I rose to an invitation to fish Loch Awe like a ravenous... Read More
Published in: Members ArticlesHow to tie the Davy knot The Davy knot was created by Davy Wotton and boast an extreamly high breaking strength. It is used for tying the fly onto the leader and it is much smaller than most other knots so it does not impede the action of the fly as it… Read More
Hello everybody and Happy New Year. Oh, we did that already apparently, no matter we shall press on regardless with... Read More
It's the perfect time to fish for sea trout and Chris Hayward gives his top tips and tackle selections to target them. Read More
Published in: Members ArticlesTeaching Fly Fishing Find an Instuctor Author Chris Hauge Teaching! I like to call it "Loading the clients tool box up with casts that catch fish." I teach a wide variety of client's in single and double handed fly casting. Clients vary from total beginners, intermediate casters, advanced casters, clients training to… Read More
Some stunning fly fishing for Arctic brown trout and salmon in these films, via Arctic Silver Innovation. Read More
The Atlantic Salmon Trust are currently holding an online auction of fishing and sporting related lots to help raise funds... Read More
Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea) is not a common fly tying material these days explains Paul Davis, mainly thanks to it being a protected species and therefore not commercially available. But many old patterns prescribe its use and a dead bird can provide useful salvage material! Read More
Dr. Way Yin has had a hand in designing a good chunk of the Spey tackle on the market (designing for both Scott Fly Rods and Scientific Anglers) and his reflections on the extreme growth of Spey casting--and how lucky we are to have our modern tackle--are well worth the listen. Read More
Over the past year, I have frequently highlighted the artists of one sort or another operating around the angling scene.... Read More
ESTATE LAKES Mention tench, and I suspect most anglers associate this species with late spring or early summer, watching the... Read More
Suppose you want to put two pals on an English salmon this coming autumn, where would you advise? The South... Read More
We were recently introduced to the fine work of sculptor Paul Dady via his magnificent salmon cast in bronze featured... Read More
On me everyone as there is much to discuss. But first a word from our sponsor… The Husqvarna 365 is... Read More
Alex Jardine continues his monthly column taking a first stab of the winter at some fly fishing for pike and shares news of the National Rivers Final for the England Youth Fly Fishing Association held on the Lower Itchen. Read More
I don’t know if you have fished for asp, but if the chance arises, take it for sure. You ‘Aspers’... Read More
Eric Leiser was a master fly tier of international repute from the USA. We were recently passed a collection of... Read More