Fishing Lake in Stirlingshire

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UK Fishing Lake

Trench Farm Fisheries, Springvilla Farm Bulley Lane, Gloucester, GL2 8AS
Tel. 01978 710098

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Covering the following areas in Stirlingshire: Broadway, Droitwich, Evesham, Malvern, Pershore, Tenbury Wells, Worcester

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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.

Short Extract

Sea trout fishing at night is incredibly exciting, but it can be weird as well. Nocturnal noises can be put down to local wildlife and visions in the darkness logically explained away in the cold light of day. Or can they?
avid was a highly experienced fisherman with a particular love for sea trout. He travelled far for his fishing, at home as much on the lochs and loughs of western Scotland and Ireland as he was on the rivers of south west Wales and England. The identity of the river he was fishing on this particular night is not known, nor are the real name

As they moved closer, they saw two men in the dory stabbing at something in the water with long boat hooks. On the stern of the boat was lying what looked like a lump of fish.
‘That’s a shark in the water!’ cried Steve. ‘It’s attacking the damn boat, for God’s sake!’
‘And that’s half a tarpon on the stern,’ said Peter, looking through his binoculars.
It transpired that the boat had landed an estimated 80-pound tarpon and, while the captain was trying to release it, a 12-foot lemon shark had come from nowhere and slashed it in half. Even though the crew

He hadn’t been fishing long and was working the flies over a ledge that dropped into deeper water when, at about 9.30, he had a vicious take on the Collie Dog. He had a fleeting view of the silver flash as the salmon turned away with the fly and, although he was too far away to guess the size accurately, he sensed that it was much bigger than the norm for the river. His immediate estimate was 3035 pounds, which was going to be fun on the 10-footer.
The fish wallowed around for a bit, then headed down towards the tail of the pool. Michael followed, wading up

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.