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Upland Waters

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Published on Jun 5. 2012 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Stream fishing

Bamboo

Mountains

A few days fly fishing on some remote small streams in Mid Wales. The weather slowly improved as did the fishing. For more information on fishing in mid Wales visit http://wyeuskfoundation.org/ For information on hand planed hollow built split cane fishing rods please take a look at
http://splitcane.co.uk/

Originator

Luke Bannister

Originator's web site

http://www.splitcane.co.uk/

A cane rod on a mountain river

A couple days fly fishing in the mountains around Saxnas in Sweden

Mar 25. 2022

The Trophy

Rolf Nylinder went fishing with Håvard Stubö And Markus Lemke for a week in July 2022, and made a little film about it. Dry fly fishing in the mountains of Norway and Sweden.

Jul 18. 2021

Fly Fishing The River Twiss

Dry fly fishing on the River Twiss in the Yorkshire Dales using an 8ft Garrison 206 split cane rod

Das große Trockenfliegen-Buch

Nov 26. 2014

We don't often review books in German, but it has happened. And since we do have a large German audience - the second largest after the 'merikans - it's not totally out of the way to do so. Of course a lot of our readers will have no direct interest in a German book, but a lot of European readers will.

Sep 9. 2013

Postcards from the Swiss Alps

Fly-fishing dreams, a thought about Eve and some postcards from the Swiss Alps

Aug 31. 2011

My Time on the Mountain

Gaining 2,500 feet in altitude and hiking over 28 miles wasn't the tough part of this trip of a lifetime for first time GFF author Shane Murphy. It was resisting the temptation to fish every inch of the abundance of trout-filled water in the 4 days he spent in the Colorado backcountry. If you decide to fish the Colorado high country, Shane offers his description of the trip and shares tactics & flies you shouldn't forget

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