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A of  journey along 1000 miles of rivers and watercourses in Glen Lyon, Glen Lochay and Glen Dochart.  Tay Western Catchment Partnership  have produced a publication as part of a fund raising and awareness raising campaign to provide funds for … Continue reading →

Annandale offers some outstanding trout fishing for the discerning angler. The river boasts an extremely diverse range of aquatic insects that can be relied to hatch pretty much throughout the year. In addition to that, the swarms of minnows that … Continue reading →

During the last 6 months you will have noticed that you can book more than a days salmon fishing on the FishPal. From April 2011 anglers can purchase tickets online at some of the best stillwater fisheries in England and Scotland. … Continue reading →

Norway – the land of fjords and mountains, trolls and Norse legends, midnight sun and sparkling Northern Lights – combined with one of the most exciting places in the world to cast a salmon fly. With a host of  productive … Continue reading →

The River Beauly set in wonderful highland scenery is only 12 miles from Inverness and its airport. Not only do the rivers offer lovely surroundings, but the salmon and sea trout fishing is challenging and therefore has much appeal for the … Continue reading →

Autumn fishing on Tweedside draws visiting anglers from all over the world to cast a fly for its famous run of big back-end fish. This is the time of year when the river is quite literally stuffed full of migratory … Continue reading →

Days and weeks rarely become available on the following River Tweed beats. The Junction and Hempseedford beat extends to some 1.5 miles of superb double bank fishing. During the month of June rods are available for anglers wishing to fish … Continue reading →

The Itchen is regarded as one of the finest English chalk streams and anglers from all over the world are attracted to the river for the quality of its fly fishing. Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison from Countryfile visited the Hampshire … Continue reading →