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Laxa in Leirarsveit is one of Iceland’s most prolific salmon rivers. It is an excellent river for fly fishing, with a good variety of pools. It has a strong and loyal following of both American and British fishermen that come … Continue reading →

Explore the hidden rivers of Northern Ireland – a unique live streamed event from noon on Friday 12th March. Hear from local & international VIP guests as The Honourable The Irish Society celebrate their inaugural Virtual Festival of Game Fishing … Continue reading →

Since its inception in the early 2000s, the RSAA has been working to introduce young and not so young people to the sport of angling. The young are the life blood of our sport, and with the majority of anglers … Continue reading →

Dilston Mill is popular with fishing visitors. In a picturesque position on Devil’s Water riverbank, it’s a short walk along the river to the River Tyne and close to fishing at Dilston, Corbridge, Styford and Bywell.  There is convenient, safe … Continue reading →

If you are longing to go salmon fishing in Iceland but have always dismissed the idea as too expensive, probably having read about the elite destinations frequented by the likes of Prince Charles and Eric Clapton, then read on. FishIceland … Continue reading →

Fishponds Beat, Scone Palace, Perth A rarely available opportunity for an experienced and enthusiastic ghillie. Scone Estates is seeking an experienced fishing ghillie to provide a professional ghillie service on the Scone Palace River Tay Fishponds beat over the 2021 … Continue reading →

Ellie Harrison and Angellica Bell travel to Scotland for the first episode of a Very Country Christmas on BBC1 and go fishing.

It has been a while since a new book on sea trout fishing graced our bookshelves. Indeed, the last great reference book would be credited to Moc Morgan and Graeme Harris, with their book Successful Sea Trout Angling: The Practical … Continue reading →

Finavon Castle had an outstanding summer run of salmon and pristinely conditioned grilse running the South Esk throughout June & July. This I understand to have been acommon theme throughout the country and would like to hope that the legions … Continue reading →

The 15th November is the official end of the salmon season on the River Annan although this year the season came to a close on Saturday the 14th November.