Tag Archives: Rivers

Spring Has Sprung, The Grass Has Riz…

I wonder where the water is?! RSS news feed Newsletter / Mailing list Contact us

Icelandic Waters

Infamous for its volcanoes and salmon fishing, Iceland offers the angler outstanding sea trout, brown trout and even arctic char to accompany the legendary leaper. Outside Days offers a range of fishing opportunities from June to October in a number of noted rivers including the Tungulaekur, the Minnivallalaekur, the Galtalaekur, the Breiodalsa and the Jokla. [...]

Rivers of Gold: Thwarted Yellowfish Fever

You know you should find a fish in a river when the river’s name appears in the fish’s! So when we put the shotguns and rifles down long enough to flick fluff in the River Vaal, I fully expected to have the Vaal-orange largemouth yellowfish (Labeobarbus kimberleyensis) yanking my line. RSS news feed Newsletter / [...]

Shooting and Fishing in the Sun!

As the 2009/10 season draws to a close we have certainly had our share of weather! From shirt sleeves in November to being almost drowned in December to now being frozen, we’ve seen the lot. Looking for a chance to get away from it all this spring (Dates TBC) ? I am looking for a [...]

Landing Wharfe

My erstwhile fishing buddy Tony and I grabbed a day off between walked up days on the grouse moor to fish one of Yorkshire’s premiere rivers, the Wharfe. RSS news feed Newsletter / Mailing list Contact us

Casts From a Gravel Path: Sea Trout in Low Water

Way back in the grim castless days of last season when Toby the Pedant suggested we explore the sea trout possibilities of his local waters, it seemed a fabulous idea. RSS news feed Newsletter / Mailing list Contact us

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. RSS news feed Newsletter / Mailing list Contact us

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. RSS news feed Newsletter / Mailing list Contact us

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. RSS news feed Newsletter / Mailing list Contact us

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. RSS news feed Newsletter / Mailing list Contact us

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