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Spinning Away


I now have a spinning set up for use in the sea when the wind is too great to get a decent fly line out. I managed to get: Shakespeare Salt Spin Rod with Penn Captiva CV2 5000 Quoting from http://www.wsftackle.com/ : Constructed from high-carbon and featuring Fuji rings and reel seat, this 10ft, 3-piece equal […]

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Flashtail Whistler


I found a link to this on Complete Fisher Forum. It appears to be a the SBS from a member of the PFFA, Dougie. I thought it looked pretty good and gave it a crack and I don’t think it came out too bad for a first attempt. I was lacking the red hackle feathers […]

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New Vice – Apex Anvil


I have now bought an Apex Anvil Vice and I have to say WOW, I get on with this one so much more than the previous one which was a snowbee one.                         Apex Anvil                                                                                      Snowbee I found with the Snowbee one I couldn’t get the head to stay still whilst trying […]

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My Chew Valley Arsenal


Here are some pictures on the flies I will be taking with me next week. Synthetic Flies Mainly Bucktail, Some Feathers Marabou and Zonkers Hollow and Large Flies Hollow, Ostrich Feathers and Deer Hair I have all but the synthetic ones. I have synthetic materials coming so I can add to to those. Hopefully I […]

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PikeSaber’s First Outting Session, Chichester Canal


Having bought the rod over a week ago today was the first chance I had to get out with it. I headed out to my usual haunt, the local canal. Here she is… I was using a #9 weight floating line due to the canal only being 3-7 feet deep. I was worried that the […]

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Deer Hair Baitfish


This one is made from Bucktail and Deer hair twisted around the hook. Hook: 2/0 Turrell Saltwater Streamer Tail: Bucktail (Olive, Flu Green) Body: Deer hair (Red, Black, White) Eyes: 3D Holo Eyes from Rich Notes: Grab a pencil size of Color one bucktail and tie at the base of the hook above the barb. […]

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