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Helping to stop invasive species
Invasive non-native species: why they are a problem and how to help protect your sport and the environment
Wild Trout Trust seeks new chair
The Wild Trout Trust is recruiting for a new Chair of its Board of Trustees/Directors, to succeed Dr Graham Coley who steps down in the autumn.
Draycote Water sets to re-open in March
Severn Trent in discussions with new operator for Warwickshire trout fishery Draycote Water looks set to re-open ...
Blogs
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Drought does strange things: that’s why I was sedge fishing on an April night in Scotland
These dry, drought-threatening conditions were are experiencing are testing enough for fly fishers on rivers, but what, I wonder, happens to insect-life on a gradually shrinking river? I suppose I'm lucky in a way, in that the Tay, being such ...
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Dry flies and leader length
Sometimes adding tiny sections of extra tippet can make the difference between success and failure Best of the session – the addition of one foot of tippet appeared to be the key to success. I finally came across my first ...
Features
The secret to catching more mullet
Seasoned mullet fly-fisher, Colin MacLeod, is convinced that red in a fly pattern is the secret to catching more mullet
Milkfish in the Seychelles
Tony Richards recounts a meeting with a huge milkfish in the Seychelles, the awesomely powerful, algae-grazing leviathans of the Indo-Pacific
Reviews
Videos
ThrustMe Kicker portable outboard with in-built electric battery and remote control
ThrustMe Kicker portable, electric outboard engine with in-built rechargeable battery and hand-held remote control
Be prepared for the Mayfly with this detached-body Dun
Oliver Edwards uses foam, moose hair and thread to create a detached body Mayfly Dun dry fly with a deer-hair wing, ready for the imminent Mayfly – green drake ...