How ironic that three end up in the net the same day? This particular fish is a favourite of mine, not only because it’s the largest Tiger trout I have ever caught, all two and a half pounds of it, but it was one of two fish landed on 3lb Sightfree on a tough day at Garnfrwydd trout fishery. A walk around the lake showed … Continue reading Having only caught one Tiger…
Just a few years ago I can remember fishing the River test for just £20 a day until the influx of river fishermen took over… The rise in anglers fishing the river meant that more and more people wanted to fish somewhere different, sometimes because of over crowding on certain rivers or it may be just the hunter instinct kicking in. But the price for … Continue reading It’s a Test
Below are two of the most successful patterns throughout the winter on both river and lake. The HE or Hares Ear nymph needs no introduction, a great pattern for both river and lake with a little added attraction. The yellow dancer is one of my favourite small water flies and can be tied in many different variations, let me know what you think of the … Continue reading Two fly tying videos
So that’s the first trip to Farmoor, done! After a break of over 9 months, it was time to break out the shooting heads and Airlite rods along with the flesh boobies and cats. Some of my favourite trips from last season came from the banks of farmoor II. Finding the fish, their depth and feeding habits in a concrete bowl is a great way … Continue reading There’s Far-more fish in Farmoor!
The Welsh team selection for each year is determined by averages over a four match period on three different lakes in Wales, Llandegfedd, Trawsfynyd and Brenig. Anglers top three out of four scores are recorded and used as their points to determine their position. For example, a 3rd placing in three matches would give a person 9 points. The last match is always the decider with many … Continue reading Kieron Wins Welsh Championship
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