Tag Archives: Fishing

I Canoe Can You? Seabass on the Solent

According to Ratty, there is nothing more fun than messing about in boats. Well, he was nearly right. Add a fly rod, some bass, and an early morning start and it achieves perfection.
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Fishing from Spring to See

The cool, clear waters of the Austrian rivers are fed by snow melt and springs, ideal for the salmonids they contain in diversity.
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Fish ID: Plan See Trout

Having grabbed a few days holiday (ie. scouting trip for future packages), I packed my five weight Frequent Flyer and headed to the Austrian Tirol with my wife.
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When it comes to sea trout, is size everything?

For those of you who are regular readers of my ramblings, you may remember my mate Jon, who responded to my lack of success on the muntjac front (an ongoing sore point) with news of medal-standard success, and photos of Chinese water deer. Well, he’s been at it again.
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Splashing Around in the Dark: Sea trout on the Itchen

Start eating your carrots: some of the best fishing to be had in the summer months takes place after dark. Sea trout, the peripatetic siblings of the brown trout, return to the streams of their birth to spawn in the summer months.
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From Our Foreign Correspondents: Fishing North Carolina

Friends from home (the American south) are adept at keeping me in the loop and homesick! Gene (more affectionately known as Bubba) loves his fishing and his whisky, and just as soon as he gets his passport, we expect him to be joining us on Scottish lochs, Hampshire banks and anywhere the fishing is fine. [...]

Fishing the Dorset Frome

Obsession is an ugly thing…even when it takes you to some of the most beautiful fishing spots around the globe.
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Gamekeepa Fishin’

All of us need to escape the daily grind now and then, and flicking the fluff for mayfly-delirious brown trout is an addictive relaxant.
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Swan Replaces Trout on the Nation’s Plate?

One of the local river keepers is taking issue with the Queen’s diet: she’s not eating enough swan and, unchecked by natural predators, the mute swan population is booming.
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Fishing for Hippos in the Hampshire Chalkstreams

Spring has sprung…well and truly in artesian style. All this rain has made fishing very challenging.
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