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Mastering the dark art | Subscriber Only

Statistics show that the average sea trouter catches one fish every eight outings. Pat O'Reilly shows how to boost this average

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A new flame | Subscriber Only

Duncan Egan ties his hot salmon fly, the Flamethrower

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Pigs can fly | Subscriber Only

Duncan Egan ties the useful Boar-bristle Shrimp and demonstrates how he fishes it in a special way.

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Beating a heatwave | Subscriber Only

Mike Duxbury combats a warm reservoir during high summer

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Battleships, Biplanes and Catwalk Models | Subscriber Only

Dave Calvert and Stuart Crofts tie imitative grayling flies for mid-October on the river

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Bites on a curly wurly | Subscriber Only

Charles Jardine describes a hyper-sensitive take-detection system for nymphing slow, smooth river flows, using coiled Stren.

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Take it to the limit | Subscriber Only

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.

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The hole approach | Subscriber Only

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.

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Mayflies in June | Subscriber Only

The Mayfly is a commonly misunderstood and underestimated insect, hatching later in the season and occurring in more stillwaters than most people imagine.

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Fruit from the heather | Subscriber Only

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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