dry fly fishing

When considering your next fly fishing trip, be that salt or freshwater, there is a chance that you consider just a small range compared to what is available. In trout

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

With Iceland now on the green list for UK fishermen it is one of the very few destinations open to the travelling angler this summer. Being on the green list

When considering your next fly fishing trip, be that salt or freshwater, there is a chance that you consider just a small range compared to what is available. In trout

Chalkstream Spring Fishing It seems like it has been a long haul waiting for the start of the chalkstream trout season. But, it is finally here, and we have been

Finally the trout fishing season has started on the River Test after much anticipation. Although we were slightly worried that we would begin in a snow storm, the day began

Fly fishing on the River Frome in Dorset is so often missed because it lies so much further west than the big named chalkstreams. It is a special river with

Fly fishing on the River Kennet is another overlooked chalkstream for many. A tributary of the River Thames and known for fantastic coarse fishing lower down in can often seem

We have every confidence that Iceland will be one of the few destinations that we will be able to travel to this summer. Of all the countries we operate in

Fly fishing on the River Nadder is so easy to overlook in favour of the bigger named rivers in the area. It may not be a true chalkstream but it

Reykjadalsa is a relatively small river that holds a great stock of brown trout along with getting good runs of salmon throughout the summer. The river runs through plains for the