Alex Jardine

With a little over five months to go until the Iceland salmon fly fishing seasons kicks off, we are encouraged by good levels of snow in the highlands. There are

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

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

This winter may have felt like it is dragging on more than most, but that said the chalkstream trout fly fishing season is never too far away. If you need

Wild Escapes We are delighted to pair up with Wild Escapes and to be able to offer something a little different to those looking for chalkstream fishing and accommodation in

Fly fishing on the River Test needs little introduction, a chalkstream that has been immortalised by numerous notable anglers throughout the decades. It is the home to modern dry fly

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

For a long time I have enjoyed fly fishing on the River Wylye, one of the delightful chalkstream tributaries of the Wiltshire/Hampshire Avon. With the 2021 trout season fast it

The Angling Trust has been in constant communications with the British government to seek clarification on whether angling is permissible under current the current Coronavirus lockdown in England. Text below

The Angling Trust has put together a comprehensive breakdown of how fishing and group sizes are permitted in each of the governments newly announced Coronavirus Tier structures. Please see the

The 2021 chalkstream fly fishing season may be several months away, but our thoughts are already turning to those warm sunny days and rising trout. With access to a number

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