Chalkstream Fishing

‘Keep us fishing’ is the Christmas message to Government ministers from the Angling Trust following the refusal of the Health Secretary, Saijid Javid, to rule out further Covid restrictions or

Chalkstream fly fishing for grayling offers some of the best sight fishing with nymphs and dry flies in the UK. Whilst many estates close their doors at either the end

Fly fishing on the River Anton is so often overlooked in favour of Hampshire’s better known River Test, but the reality is it offers fishing of equal quality and we

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We are once again contacting you in a plea to help stop a potentially harmful development within the River Test catchment. This latest planning proposal has been brought to light

Each season on the chalkstreams sees various changes, often with new beats becoming available or new ownership bringing in new ideas for the benefit of anglers near and far. This

On the surface, the chalkstreams often appear a calm and sedate place, but under the surface it is quite a different story. Brown trout and grayling thrive in the swift

There are well over a million anglers out there in the UK and yet only 35,671 of you have signed petition to safeguard our rivers, to ensure that water companies have

To say that this has been an odd year would be a bit of an understatement, but what I was not expecting was the weather to follow suit! The last

Mayfly Fishing The mayfly hatch is an extraordinary time to be out on the southern chalkstreams. There is nothing quite like watching these large flies floating majestically down the stream

The River Tay For those looking for salmon fishing close to home the River Tay is an excellent option. The River Tay is one of Scotland’s salmon finest rivers, with

Our rivers in the United Kingdom are under increasing external pressures, some of these from changing weather patterns and a number attributable to our growing population. Over abstraction has been