Winter Pike Fishing on the River Test: An Unforgettable Angling Experience! Embrace the crisp air, the serene beauty of winter landscapes, and the electrifying thrill of pike fishing on the
Beneath their tranquil exterior, Chalkstreams hold a hidden realm of excitement. Swift currents and crystal-clear waters create an ideal haven for brown trout and grayling. However, the depths also harbour
“Wild Trout Fishing on the Nadder and Wylye Rivers” As September rushes in and the Ashes Test matches finally conclude, it’s time to put your angling skills to the test,
August and September herald the opportunities for fishing before the shooting season begins in earnest and time for a confidence boost fishing with nymphs. It’s a precious chance to capture
This story stars six Americans – two experienced anglers and two newcomers eager to learn and a couple coming down from London to join for lunch and dinner. Their goal?
Summertime on the chalkstreams offers some of the most technical dry fly fishing of the season. More often than not the best fishing is at dawn and dusk when it
As summer approaches the chalkstream water levels peak and they become amazingly clear you can think that the fishing gets too challenging, but this is by no means the end
Summer fly fishing on the chalkstreams brings new challenges, hatches and ultimately some great fishing too. The fly life changes to reflect the changing weather and we as anglers have
Each season the River Itchen and its tributaries undergo several weed cutting periods. This is necessary to help manage water flow and height as well as keeping the rivers open
Fly fishing on Wiltshire’s 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
The chalkstream fly fishing season is well underway. A wet winter and spring means that out rivers are in excellent shape for the season ahead. Spring weeks that give us
Why fish the Tyne System? Statistically, the Tyne gives you the best chance of landing a salmon in England and Wales. There are few better rivers for a shorter trip,