Fly Fishing on the rivers and streams of Mid-Wales and the Welsh Marches. Tuesday, 5 March 2013. A short trip out on the upper reaches of the River Wye last Saturday reminded me that the long, warmer days of spring are just around the corner. Although it was a cool start the sun pretty much shone all day radiating its warmth. something that has been somewhat lacking for many months. Monday, 4 February 2013. Things started very slow for both of us without a single fish to account .

Amo il temolo perchè sfacciato, un pesce diverso da altri che solitamente non fugge anzi, a volte bolla vicino a te per ore, su cosa, non sia dato sapere e anche sapendo si è costretti a ruotare tutte le mosche per ingannarlo.

Most sustained LDO feeders were witnessed on drizzly, windless afterno.

Fly Fishing, Fly Tying and Stocky bashing. A pleasure day on Chew Valley Lake. Being a puller at heart I set up a Airflo Sixth Sense Fast Glass fly line. With around 22ft of 8lb Fulling Mill World Class Fluorocarbon. With 3 flies attached to the leader spaced 10ft, 6ft and another 6ft to the point. Cast his line went tight on the hang a lovely little chew rainbow came to the net. On the point to hold the Dia.

A Busy Day at Garnffrwd. Having spoken to a friend who was arranging a trip to Garnffrwd, initially I was unable to go, leaving me in a very sour mood. Thursday arrived, things changed and I had the time to go. A quick phone around and the trip was set.

I would love to live like a river flows, carried by the surprise of its own unfolding. Friday, 28 March 2014. Alchemy On The River Dore. The waters of the spring fed Honddu were bitterly cold and the river in parsimonious mood. A couple more weeks are probably needed before the place wakes up. But what to do in the meantime? Prosaic Welsh or Gau.