dry fly fishing

With the salmon season only three months away and what is looking like a heavy snow year we are getting very excited for the season ahead. Although all the salmon

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

For a long time we have enjoyed fly fishing on the River Wylye, one of the delightful chalkstream tributaries of the Wiltshire/Hampshire Avon. With the 2022 mayfly season ongoing, now

The Lónsá is a small river in the far north east of Iceland, tumbling over lava boulders at the top before gently weaving through wide grasslands down to the Greenland

The River Wylye at Langford Lakes is a glorious stretch of Wiltshire chalkstream. It is home to strong populations of wild trout and grayling, abundant fly life and crystal clear

The Broadlands Estate is situated on the lower River Test, just downstream from the town of Romsey. It offers a wonderful variety of water on the on the wider lower

Russia’s eastern peninsula, Kamchatka, is the apex of modern trout dry fly fishing; an adventure of the purest kind, across vast wilderness and rivers that teem with wild trout. The

Through continued conservation efforts funded by generous donors the taimen population is continuing to improve. There is still much work to do, some of which is detailed below. ·     River Clean-ups:  Communities

Chalkstream fly fishing for grayling offers some of the best sight fishing with nymphs and dry flies in the UK. Whilst many estates close their doors at either the end

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

Whether going as a standalone trout fishing trip or combining it with salmon fishing or a family holiday, Iceland offers some of the finest wild brown trout and char fishing

As the salmon season in Iceland draws ever closer it won’t be long before we are once again awaiting the first few silver fish to nose up the rivers of