In This Issue | June 2013

On sale Friday, May 10th, 2013, Only £3.40

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  Mayfly success

  Peter Lapsley passes on some Mayfly knowledge which can help contribute to a magical time

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  Master the Snake Roll

  The most spectacular cast made easy

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  Grafham's silver lining

  How anglers have adapted to killer shrimps

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  60 untouched French rivers

  Rory Batho uncovers brown trout fishing in the largely untouched Cantal region

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  Still game

  Fly fishing with TV's Paul Young

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  High and dry for the 'high' lakes

  A simple dressing from Brenig

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  Dangling on a wire

  Neil Patterson turns his dry fly hook at right-angles to create the Dangler

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  Tactical fluorocarbon

  The marked differences between leader materials

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  Mayfly battles in wildest Sussex

  Brian Harris says the best Mayfly sport in the south comes to those who choose their imitation carefully

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  Reading the take

  Charles Jardine illustrates how to read a take by studying the quarry's behaviour in detail

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  Advantage tenkara

  In detailing the advantages of tenkara, Dave Southall expounds on some tactical tips for all trouters

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  Salmon fly with a legendary reputation

  Mick Huffer ties the NessC and details how to fish it

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  Anti-snag Caddis

  How to tie the Peeping Caddis with a difference – to fish down deep, amongst the debris

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  Bound by a single thread

  Barry Ord Clarke relates the pros and cons of opting to use just one thread for all his fly tying

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  I don't Belivat!

  Alan Liddle finally has access to a fabled loch – and it doesn't let him down

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  A view from the chalkstreams

  Gordon Mackie investigates the in-built survival capabilities of the Mayfly