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George Barron describes four flies that have wreaked so much havoc on Welsh stillwaters that everyone in trying to track them down - Old Red Eye, Peter Ross Cormorant, Peter Ross Dabbler, and the Bin Laden.
Ian Bennett describes how the Gledswood Stoat became such a popular fly on Tweed.
Stuart Crofts imitates the Agapetus Caddis with his ACE emerger and gives the tactics relating to how to fish it.
Neil Patterson describes how to tie his Andelle - his pattern to mimic the hatching Mayfly.
Bill Logan introduces us to the flies of Ryo Shimzaki: Dipper Dun, Seesaw Caddis, and the Sponge Pupa.
John Todd profiles Victor Wallace and three of his flies which have been successful on the Mourne: Green Silk; Mourne Purple and Gold; Gold Shadow Finn Shrimp.
Larry Gibb describes how the Telephone Fly, Snatcher Bumble and the Daiwl Bach Dabbler are tied and best fished.
Peter Lapsley talks to Paul Whillock, a meticulous tyer of super-realistic flies including PH Mayfly, Hare's Ear with a Raffene Back (HERB), Adult Stone fly and Rhyacophila Larva.
Geir Kjensmo's Salmon Skater has worked on Norway's Orkla, Driva and others in the north. Will it work on the Dee, Annan or Berriedale?
Magnus Angus demonstrates how to select peacock quills, pair and tie duck quill-wings and strip peacock quill in order to tie the Olive Quill.