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Statistics show that the average sea trouter catches one fish every eight outings. Pat O'Reilly shows how to boost this average
Duncan Egan ties his hot salmon fly, the Flamethrower
Duncan Egan ties the useful Boar-bristle Shrimp and demonstrates how he fishes it in a special way.
Mike Duxbury combats a warm reservoir during high summer
Dave Calvert and Stuart Crofts tie imitative grayling flies for mid-October on the river
Charles Jardine describes a hyper-sensitive take-detection system for nymphing slow, smooth river flows, using coiled Stren.
Mick Huffer's fishing diary during late May shows how he contends with deep-feeding reservoir trout on the edge of your casting range. Fishing nymphs 'on the swing' and using the Olive Superglue Buzzer and GRHE Nymph with Pearl Lite-Brite.
George Barron fishes the duckfly holes in Ireland's Lough Corrib by fishing Buzzers slowly, explaining the tactic of using Epoxy Buzzers, Orange Pupa, Black Emerger and Hutch's Pennell.
The Mayfly is a commonly misunderstood and underestimated insect, hatching later in the season and occurring in more stillwaters than most people imagine.
Allan Liddle describes how the recent explosion of heather beetles has led to good dry-fly fishing for wild brown trout, especially when using his foam Heather Beetle.
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