Dry January – Ignoring Perceived Wisdom & Choosing the Right Fly
In this blog post, we will discuss why you should always consider your location, the time of day, the weather and what the fish are doing on the day.
In this blog post, we will discuss why you should always consider your location, the time of day, the weather and what the fish are doing on the day.
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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