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Insignificant Fish
It is early March here in mid-Wales and spring is trying to bring a burst of new life to town. There are daffodils on every grass verge and new lambs are starting to populate the local fields, despite the lingering winter chill. It isn’t warm but it is warmer than it was, which means that […]
Winter Madness
This past December was one of the wettest on record, we had water leaking through the mortar of the chimney breast and spreading chill damp patches on the walls of the loft space. The Wye had been in full flood, breaching its banks in a few spots only days ago. But after three or four […]
Fly Boxes
It has been wet and windy here in Mid-Wales, although we have avoided most of the “Yellow Weather Warnings” which seem to bypass us to the North, West or East. I have taken some time away from my cottage restorations, and did hope that I might try my hand at some winter grayling fishing. Trouble […]
Fly Tying and “The Man in the Moon”
Without many fishing options I am still obsessing about flies. Some more thoughts on trout and fly design.
Super Stimulus Flies
I remain convinced that the idea of close copy fly design is erroneous. That there are other things we need to consider in terms of producing and fishing more effective patterns.
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October 2nd 2015
The Cape Town Flyfishing report October 2, 2015 Well here we are a month into the new river season and so far I haven’t really “hit it”.. well I can’t lay claim to having tried too hard, I have only … Continue reading
The Cape Town Fly Fishing Report 