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A full list of trout fisheries, fly types, contact details, for all trout fisheries in Wales
The Allan Water is controlled by the Allan Water Angling Improvement Association, you can buy permits by the day from the Dunblane post office or join the waiting list for the association.
A full list of trout fisheries, fly types, contact details, for all trout fisheries in England
This year we had the pleasure of fishing for sea trout, trout and Salmon in callander in Scotland on the river Teith.
The truth is that we know very little about how people fished a fly prior to the seventeenth century. We can
extrapolate to some extent from our knowledge ...
The other day as I was driving along the Yellowstone I spotted three anglers walking in single file to the edge of the
river. Since it is winter and I'm in between attending trade ...
The first mention of the dry fly in print is in the issue of The Field dated December 17th 1853. In an article by-lined "The Hampshire Fly Fisher" the writer says: ...
Poland is not exactly the first fly fishing destination that springs to mind when anglers consider a short break in Europe. But that could all change this year ...
