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If you are too stingy to buy a kelly kettle you may like these instructions. You only need an empty tin of soup and some tin cutters… Wood Burning Trail Stove

The British record salmon of 64lbs was caught on the Tay by Miss Georgina Ballantine in 1922… …however the British angling world is buzzing with the news of a potential record catch on the Ness system. Reports suggest the cock salmon caught on the Dochfour beat of the River Ness measured 56 inches long and…

When I first started this blog there was no other fly fishing site just like it – blogs that is – now every other week I am sifting through many sites that people have sent me to look at. They far surpass me in the old design stakes and the content aint half bad iether…

What is it about fly fishing that makes people want to write poetry? Go check out friend Mikes site! 

Ozarks Angler writes about a review he wrote for a William Joseph bag he bought a couple of years ago. Very Interesting article – makes you wonder just how much testing the William Joseph company actually did?

I wish I was cool like Tom over at Trout Underground who seems to have just about everything made out of bamboo these days. He recently wrote about a bamboo helmet which is the perfect headgear for fly fishing’s legion of “Chuck & Duck Purists.” I wish I had something else made out of bamboo…

Hello chaps, Recieved a contact from a Kelvinator who states he has found some tackle in the Partick area next to the river – if anyone knows who it belongs to then please get in touch – I am assuming of course anyone who has lost the item will know what it is and will…

Now, this has got to be one of the best educational videos I have seen yet – two guys pulled along on their boogey boards by a speed boat – as they stop – “Check it out —–MAYFLY” The Angling Exploration Group could learn a thing or two from these guys. Check it out