Fishing Lake in Hereford and Worcester

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Covering the following areas in Hereford and Worcester: Bromyard, Hereford, Kington, Ledbury, Leominster, Ross-On-Wye

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BONES, PERMIT AND TARPON
Amazingly, despite all this commotion, the tarpon was still peacefully minding its own business as John and Jose waded right up to the edge of the mangroves, just a few feet to one side of the fish. John, with his head poked through a gap in the canopy to see what was going on, watched as Jose, taking the fly and a few feet of line in his hand, pushed further into the branches and, like some cowboy attempting to lasso a steer, twirled the fly around before flicking it in front of the tarpon. One tweak was all it took to get the fly en

As far as Colin was concerned, he was completely focused on the tackle he was using. Was the line strong enough to hold a fish like that, and did the rod have the power he would need to tire the tarpon? The skipper had already told him that if he rested, the tarpon would too, regain its strength and start the fight all over again. It might look like an oversized herring, but it would fight like a tiger, so he would have to keep up the pressure the whole time if he had any chance of landing it. Only one thing was for certain at that point: Colin didn’t feel in th

George kept a straight face. ‘Well, perhaps just another 10 minutes.’ Peter laughed and pointed a finger. ‘Told you so!’
After three hours’ fishing, they had landed 10 salmon, hooked and lost a further half dozen and had countless swirls and pulls at the flies, as well as seeing well over 100 fish show on the surface up and down the lough. If it had been a trout-fishing session it would have been spectacular enough, but the fact that they were all salmon made it some of the most remarkable fishing ever experienced on the Delphi system.
Back on land again,

You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.