THIRTYARDS
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That it will never come again is what makes life sweet. Dwell in possibility. Find ecstasy in life; the mere sense of living is joy enough. Emily Dickinson I believe that saltwater fly-fishing places us deep in the coastal heart of the natural locations we discover whilst pursuing the fish. Catching the fish on the fly is often about these places, where and when, but its also about much more; its about… Read More
BASS GUIDING SERVICES
Guided Saltwater Fly Fishing - Bass & Seatrout
SALTWATER FLY WORKSHOPS
Learn to Saltwater Fly Fish for Bass & Seatrout
THE ARCHIVE 2003-2015 A Guide
Guided Bass Fishing a history - Jim Hendrick
Award Winning Service
I have just updated the availability for 2012. With 80 days reserved at this time and less than 10 optimum days left to fill for 2012 it does a number of things for me. It alleviates some of the stress involved in ‘wondering’, but it also confirms the ‘new’ interest in saltwater fly and lure fishing for bass is continuing and indeed strengthening. Within those odd 71 days of bookings are recurring… Read More
Well done to the people involved in this operation – the photograph is significant, both in the relevance of the capture and the portrayal of the scale and regularity of the illegal fishing in the area. This has to be good for the country, anglers and the people involved in valid tourism and angling businesses – long may it continue. Please forward and promote this link HERE A little bit of fishing in… Read More
Landing Gear today. Rod : Smith Blow shot 86 splReel: Daiwa Certate 3500Line: Yamatoya Fammel Leader: Rio fluoroflex plus Water temperature is about one degree higher than this time last year. Mean temp at M5 January for past 7 years @ 9.8 degrees. Showing 9.9 today, this time last year 8.8. Some details for Wexford below. Cooler water fishing tips A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim
Year 2011 in waders from Inwaders Media on Vimeo. A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim
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