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It’s time to buy a new fly line. Your old one’s cracked and rough and ready for the bin. You’re on the internet looking for your next new line – where do you start? Here are a few things to think about. Fly line profile Fly line profile is for the most part what determines the way the line rolls out. If you choose a weight-forward line, its head is made up of a front Read more…
Whether you’re on a solo road trip or just chilling out, JT Van Zandt’s Drifting fly fishing podcast is fascinating and reflective. With guests from the likes of Ryan Bingham, Ethan Hawke and many other diverse and interesting guests, it’s a hugely likeable and life affirming podcast show. JT is the son of the American singer song writer Townes Van Zandt – his upbringing and life story is colourful and full of positivity. JT is Read more…
Have you ever had a rising fish that you’ve covered over and over with the correct fly for the hatch that just won’t take? You might be overlooking one of several elements. Here are a few tips that you might want to try, to help you improve your fly fishing successes. (Fly) Size matters! A common mistake lies in the fly size and dressing. Commercially-bought flies are often too big and overly dressed to be Read more…
The 2023 Salmon fly fishing season has started with very low waters throughout our Devon rivers. Over the last weeks on the river Taw several Spring fish have been caught, which is great news. For the next few days we have very cold weather and no immediate rain forecast. Looking later into the week and next week there is a little bit of rain forecast, and presently the river sure could use a top up. Read more…
The 2018 fly fishing season is not far away now so if you’d like to get some pre season casting tuition or are looking for a fly fishing guide to help you with your fishing just get in touch, we’d be happy to help!
Welcome to the first blog of 2021. Well we’re well and truly off the mark this season with trout coming of the top, next week should see some excellent dry fly action with the temperatures set to hit late teens.
Since the 2021 salmon season opening there’s been a few salmon caught in the lower regions of the rivers this March which is encouraging.
Well, the trout fishing season isn’t far off on the Taw now. We’re super excited and have already taken bookings for the coming season.
I feel lucky to live in Devon and as a fly fisherman I am spoilt with choices available which allow me to fly fish for trout, sea trout and salmon all within a few minutes drive.
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