For the most passionate anglers amongst us wanting to prolong their fly fishing season, or the new budding fly fisher who wants to just try something a little different during the winter months, river grayling fly fishing can provide you with a fantastic opportunity to enjoy and experience some wonderful sport.

There's something magical about meandering through a river, sighting this so called
'Lady of the stream' and beguiling her with a delicately presented dry fly, or a well placed cast deploying a nymph or wet fly sub surface.

If you've neither tried fly fishing before or ventured onto a river, why not give wild winter grayling fishing a try and book a days fly fishing course on either the river Coln at Fairford, the river Avon at Upavon or a Test Tributary in Hampshire.

WINTER GRAYLING - River Coln (Fairford)
Renowned for its quality winter grayling. An abundance of bank side and submerged vegetation result in some exceptional fly hatches throughout the grayling season when conditions are favourable. Shallow riffles and a variety of depths & currents make this river a pleasure to fish, it's an ideal location suited to all skill levels.

WINTER GRAYLING - Avon Chalkstream (Salisbury, Upavon)
This crystal clear chalkstream offers any keen or budding fly fisher an excellent opportunity to fish for exceptional winter grayling from October through to early March.
Wading is required throughout this chalkstream to optimise your fishing experience.

WINTER GRAYLING - Test Tributary (Hampshire)
Part of the famous River Test, this far reaching river is a superb introduction for both the beginner and the more experienced angler. With exceptional seasonal fly hatches, this river holds quality wild winter grayling.

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