Category: Fishing Tips

Grayling & Bass

Beating the Heat: Summer Fly Fishing for Grayling and Bass

The current extreme heat continues to break records, with March 2024 being the hottest since at least 1884. Such conditions stress cold‑water species like trout and pike, forcing anglers to rethink their targets. When freshwater remains your focus, choose cooler venues. Higher-altitude rivers on Exmoor and Dartmoor can stay several degrees cooler. Alternatively, target chub,
Thames Fly

Mindful Casting in London: Learning to Fly Fish Along the Thames

On a chilly December morning, a novice angler steps onto the muddy banks of the River Thames near Syon Park, armed with a 9‑foot rod and a desire for calm. To the casual observer, the scene may seem anachronistic—fly fishing in the shadow of London’s Heathrow flight path?—but the city’s waterways offer surprisingly good training grounds. Under
Youth Fishing

A Rising Tide: A Youth‑Driven Fly‑Fishing Renaissance in Britain

Fly fishing, once perceived as a pastime for country squires and tweed‑clad retirees, is undergoing a renaissance in Britain. A growing number of young people are discovering the sport’s appeal, drawn less by tradition than by its ability to provide peace of mind in a hyperconnected world. Social media has played a surprising role: videos

Fly Fishing for Trout in January

Fly fishing for trout in still waters in the UK during January can be a challenging but rewarding experience. The colder weather and shorter days mean that the fish will be less active and more difficult to catch, but with the right approach and techniques, you can still have a successful day on the water.
Trout Stomach Contents Incliding Snails

Snails !

them packed to the gills with snails. This can happen at any point in the season and can be found in fish caught on the top or deep down. The question is, what do we use to catch them ?
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