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 being immersed in the things we sense on the way, there and back. The good moments, the fun, the challenges we face, the learning, and the technique through… Read More
Thomas has a habit of catching nice Autumn fish in Wexford – a returning customer who travelled last year from Holland with his friend Max – they took some nice fish almost to the day – see this post from October 2011 – Todays second fish came in at 80 cm’s We have an interesting week ahead and hope to see a few more like this – Max is next in line… Read More
See you in sunny 2013 – lucky for some! A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim
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A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim
After a week like last week its not easy to get back to ‘normal’. Normal for me exists out here with people under the sky. Its amazing how quickly a week goes, at times it lies before you, vast and with endless possibilities, and then suddenly its gone and then I am left without the great company I had for five intense, fun, challenging, interesting and incredible days. Thanks Rob and Ronan…. Read More
Robert – October 01st VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim
I promise to spend as much of my time outdoors as I do looking at screens, and, by my advice and example, encourage others to do the same. Project Wild Thing A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim
I’m looking forward to meeting Angelo next week as he’s paying a surprise visit to Wexford for a few days. We did have something lined up some time back (here), unfortunately due to a few unexpected events we didn’t complete the opportunity. I am hoping that Angelo’s visit this week will lay the foundation for the saltwater fly project we had originally planned during the spring of 2009 Angelo has been a… Read More
..the waves of the sea–beautiful, mysterious and insistent–drew me more and more to the path on the cliff whence I could watch them curl and break, and listen to their splash upon the sandy shore. I stood there on the afternoon of a calm day in early autumn at the time of low water of a spring tide. The little waves, gliding slowly in over the flat sands, bent round the ends… Read More
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