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English anglers urged to respond to sewage releases into rivers
Anglers urged to react to DEFRA's Consultation on sewage releases into rivers today Sewage was released into ...
Fly-tying company wins Queens Award
Selby company secures 2022 Queens Award for Enterprise for International Trade for Outstanding Shot Term Growth Semperfli's ...
Wild Trout auction raises record amount
This year's Wild Trout Trust online auction has amassed a record total of funds The money raised ...
Blogs
By Allan Liddle
A wedding in waders
Allan Liddle wades straight from the river Clyde into a wedding reception... without an invitation The perfect match. Photo: Shutterstock/ Slagian Peiovici I once had a springer spaniel called Odie and – to put it ...
By Mark Bowler
To meet the first March brown
Meeting the first March brown hatch of the season is always exciting, but beware... Meeting the March brown hatch can bring exciting dry fly action. Geoffrey Bucknall – who knew a thing or to about ...
Features
130 years of Lake Vyrnwy
In 1889 a land was lost, an engineer smiled, but tears ran down the cheeks of relocated residents, like the first heavy raindrops soaking the dammed Llandwyddn Valley. As the engineer's dreams came true, those of the people of Llandwyddnn valley crashed. The area soon submerged, and a fast-growing Liverpool population soon got its ...
Reviews
Minn Kota Endura 45lb 12V electric outboard
I've always had a hankering to own an electric outboard. Not necessarily to get around a water, but for the various controls that it can lend whilst fishing, especially without a gillie. By that, I'm thinking of manoeuvring the boat, whilst fishing at the same time. This applies particularly to wild waters – where ...
Featured Videos
Weaving techniques to tie a two-tone Caddis Nymph with Oliver Edwards
Oliver Edwards demonstrates how to weave a two-tone Caddis Nymph, by over-hand knotting two yarns
Bringing an Oxfordshire chalkstream back to life
Jeremy Irons narrates how art and science are combining to turn around a 'poor' Oxfordshire chalkstream to bring back wild brown trout