The Dry Fly mead country lanes

country lanes

their morals and their values as the surprising plot unfolds

Jocelin has called in world experts to add their latest findings about these resourceful

some of Britain’s  finest rivers and waterfalls and beautiful little towns and villages nestled among high fells

took a bit of getting used to but proved ultimately to be a liberating and unexpected experience

The Dry Fly mead country lanesThe dry fly has long presented a design challenge to the angler. In the early 1900s, the best fishing minds, most prominently Halford, applied themselves to creating perfect replicas of the natural insect which would sit high on the water surface. Then came Colonel Harding and his watertank. This lead to the theory that trout do not see flies as we do: therefore dry flies should be tied to create the right impression, as seen from a trout's underwater