I saw in yesterday’s Sunday Times (5th September 2021) that Lyng Mill, in Lyng, Norfolk, has come on the market,... Read More
The occasional rummage around in charity book shops turns up a treasure or two and so it was a month... Read More
A Day on the Derwent I found myself heading to the Midlands for a day’s work. Travelling to that region,... Read More
American angler Curtis Fleming potentially set the new men’s 1 kg (2 lb) tippet class world record for brown trout... Read More
It was just last week that six of us, Geoff Maynard (above) Pete Henton, Stuart Tod, Brian Havell, Jason Lacny... Read More
When I wrote about the grayling in the Lugg adjoining the Leominster B&Q car park, a couple of you wrote... Read More
In response to R’s comments on salmonids in the heat, I find the subject critically interesting. In the event, we... Read More
Up and coming fly fisherwoman Katka Švagrová has been making quite a name for herself with her fly fishing adventures around... Read More
The End of the Road Trip It was time to leave the South coast and head home. Not directly! Instead,... Read More
Sea Trout Shortcomings A summer morning sat beside a misty lake in dappled sunrise targeting tench, with my good mate... Read More
It’s a cold, dank day, with a vicious Northerly wind blowing down the valley. Hardly what I’d expect for the... Read More
Just been watching the weather on the local faction of our state TV. When did ” it will be sunny”... Read More
Nestled in the hillside of the beautiful Strathglass, a few miles outside Beauly near Inverness, lies Eagle Brae – a... Read More
Magical Mayfly MASS HATCH OPPORTUNITY Finally, the wind has turned a 180°, temperatures have soared, and the flood water’s receding.... Read More
This follows successful work to improve the ecology and habitat of the brook. The Lyme Brook runs through the heart... Read More
In 1981, I rented a three mile stretch of the upper Bure around the village of Saxthorpe in North Norfolk.... Read More
Let me give you a bit of background because I genuinely need some help here. I began fishing the Wensum,... Read More
Nestled deep in the cols and ice-gouged corries of the North-West Highlands of Scotland are a myriad of wild lochs waiting to be... Read More
Well, the frost-rimed fields around my house suggest winter sure is back, and yesterday when the sun got up, I... Read More
I noticed these words in a recent post, and they got me thinking hard. Is it too far a leap... Read More
Another bleak day in Norfolk, and hard to believe this is the start of July – though of old I... Read More