Watching Pascal, I saw him catch 30 grayling in an hour, from really rather challenging water, missing very few, all... Read More
The Washing Line Rig I promised to write up about the National Final on Bewl this weekend with specific reference... Read More
This is your chance to join author, qualified fly fishing instructor and guide Jeremy Lucas on his beloved San River... Read More
Spring on Eden “You have to be in the right place at the right time” says Jeremy Lucas talking about... Read More
Published in: Members ArticlesTraumatised By Tailing Loops? Often wrongly referred to as wind knots in the leader, tailing loops are a common problem that affect many anglers as they progress from beginner to intermediate. A tailing loop is where the top of the fly line crosses the bottom of it twice when casting, resulting in… Read More
Published in: Members Articles‘Pon my soul Initially fly fishing in Cuba, Trinidad & Tobago (my homeland) and other islands, introduced me to the splendor of Tarpon. Tarpon are just so exhilarating, they’re extremely acrobatic and test your tackle, line and knots to the very limit. To coin a phrase “I was hooked” and after many… 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
I said that I would write a piece about the complicated subject of take detection when nymph fishing, particularly on... 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
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
The Palomar knot is very simple and perfect for tying on flies and hooks.
It ranks alongside the Trilene knot as the strongest knot for attaching a fly to a tippet. Read More
Perhaps this is shameful publicity for the upcoming series of Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing that’s on its way to... Read More
Accuracy Rivers all over Britain have been steadily falling this spring. Here on Eden we have had more than six... Read More
Yesterday, the 27th October, Enoka caught her first Wye double-figure barbel. She wouldn’t weigh it, but I’m guessing 11 pounds,... 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
Jeremy Lucas begins to develop his thoughts on specific river techniques in the latest in his ‘Frontier’ series. A lot... Read More
I never really agree with the cliché that there is nothing new in the sport. That would be to deny... Read More
by Jeremy Lucas – San River I want to introduce you to the most beautiful river in Europe, and the... Read More
Stealing the angle As with so much in fly fishing, it is largely a matter of finding the right angle... Read More
I am totally crazy, gaga, mad for river roach and I’m not alone. Recent surveys have shown that a two-pound... Read More
What I am going to propose to the readers here may or may not be a new concept to you.... Read More