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I have a VISION…

Posted in Grayling Fishing by Jim Williams on October 24, 2012 4 Comments

pro_guideI am rejuvenated… having been approached by Vision, I’m honoured to join their World Team in conjunction with fishing maestro Tony Riley. After some lengthy conversations with the said man, we’ll be working on and unveiling some exiting new stuff in the new year, rods ‘n’ all… floating my boat are some nymphing 10 & 11 footers which I hope will tingle my spine.

…… Watch this BIG space! ……

With this and the recent AAPGAI event, last week has just been hectic blur, lots of hither & dither, fog & mist, duckin’ & divin’ etc. So it was a pleasure to get back to some of the day job. That being time with David Cunningham, a man on a river mission. This time Wherwell and my first Autumn jaunt. Regularly hammered it may be according to some, but fish it right and fish it well, there’s no end as to how good a day you can have on so much water.

The river is still abundant with trout and try as you might, they’re still just as keen to take your meagre offerings. David drops in from a bank position to net this stunner, his first fish of the day… a brownie it may be but we’ll forgive him that.

David Cunningham

You can obviously tell he’s disappointed…

David Cunningham

Some further target practice on sighted grayling lies proved bountiful…

David Cunningham

A pewter beauty recovers in relaxed hands.

David Cunningham

The mid reaches – marginal wading only when necessary followed by some exceptional casting…

David Cunningham

What a pwiddy fish… they always seem to be cheerful.

David Cunningham

Some frenchspanishczechpolishlobhighstickeuroSteaming madnymphing before lunch…

David Cunningham

Posh horses doofers… medallions of bacon

David Cunningham

My that’s a fine pair of baps you have… ooh get you sir… no sir… surely not sir

David Cunningham

The lower reaches with an iridescent carpet of cover… an absolute b##ch to fish!

David Cunningham

Walk by and ignore these tight neck runs at your peril… for at the end is an opening

David Cunningham

David with one of Warrens silver bead quills, fishes an opening (Riffle)…

David Cunningham

…and nails this ‘hunk of lurv’ (David – why does this picture not do this justice?)

David Cunningham

Waiting for the get go… she’ll let us know when she’s good and ready.

David Cunningham

From the same pocket on the same fly…

David Cunningham

Autumn has crept in, the nights drawing nearer, sooner… casting into the last light

David Cunningham

K’plunk… some times these are the best of times, you can’t see it, you just feel it.

David Cunningham

Mate – what can I say, it was a pleasure to watch you fish today… all the hard work was yours. Well done, I look forward to the Itchen for the next river session. Now get back out there darn it! ~ Jim

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Nigel’s Proof…

Posted in Trout Fishing by Jim Williams on July 29, 2012 1 Comment

Learning the finer art of fly fishing… Storm cloudHoly mother where the hell did all that just come from?

Nigel

and yet a silver lining… the sun doth shine briefly and there seems a glimmer of hope…

Nigel - Trout

An awesome afternoons fishing with newcomer Nigel, an introduction to long rod light line fishing on the river… although loosing many a speedy fish he did manage to pluck some absolute beauties…

Nigel - Trout

In high, pushing yet gin clear water this spade tail stunner took some time to bring in… ‘knocking knees Nigel’ however was more than up to the task. The best fish I’ve seen on this river all season falling to the ever reliable Red Neck Pheasant Tail Nymph

Nigel - Trout

Really pleased, I’ve never done so much fishing… both with clients and friends there never seems to be a spare day or dull moment, looking forward to some trips up North and across to the Irfon with some great guys for an annual pilgrimage… enjoy your fishing all.

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