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Tenkara vs. The Whip

Tenkara rods get compared with roach poles/whips/crappie rods and every other (...)
Why use eyeless hooks?

Eyeless hooks are hooks without an eye or a spade end. They have a straight (...)
Putting on Easy Keepers

Putting on Easy Keepers is relativly straight forward with plenty of reviews (...)
Tenkara Casting and Rods

I handled a lot of Tenkara rods from early models, that cast like a wet noodle, (...)
Modern Tenkara

What is modern Tenkara all about? Tenkara is more than the tools. The tools (...)
What is Tenkara?

Tenkara History Tenkara can trace its history back well over 2000 years to (...)

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Silverburn River

Having blanked the morning in Santon Gorge the Silverburn is only down the road (...)
River Glass - Tromode

Got the afternoon to myself Good Friday and I was going to head to Peel and the (...)
Santon Gorge

Not the easiest of places to get to but very beautiful. I decided to start (...)
Colby River

This is the first time I've fished this river. The lower waters are controlled (...)
Rivers Dhoo and Glass - NSC

My son was playing hockey at the National Sports Center (NSC) which fortunately (...)
Cornae River

Cornae River has a good run of sea trout and salmon as well as a healthy (...)
Laxey River - Town Section

Yesterday was Cornea and today it was the turn of Laxey. I must confess that I (...)
Groudle River - Molly Quirks Glen

Molly Quirks Glen is a place I used to play as a boy in primary (...)
Slippery as Glass!

New flies tied and itching to get on the river. The River Glass was my chosen (...)
Lessons Learnt in Glen Helen

Anyone reading my blog will know I've been struggling with bouncing fish off (...)
Keeping Dry in Laxey

Laxey Glen is a little higher up than I've fished before. I had a walk in the (...)
Azayaka is this the future?

It's been no secret that the original Sunline Shooter FC SNIPER BMS was one of (...)
Dance a Different Jig

I've been away fishing on the Welsh Dee which gave me some time to test various (...)
Breathless at Block Eairy River

Block Eairy Reservoir is our highest reservoir on the Isle of Man. I had a (...)
Opening Season 2016- Glen Maye

Opening day was the day before but the constant rain and flooded rivers really (...)
Onwards to the Hills

I opened the season in Glen Maye. The River continues to to Glen Rushen before (...)
Don't let it sink!

I've had a bit of a sort out and filled a box with some more traditional wet (...)
Doomed in the Glen!

There is a Glen in the Isle of Man called Dhoon Glen. It has some stunning (...)
The Secret Valley

The Isle of Man is only a small place but there are many fishing opportunities. (...)
Opening Day 2017

Opening day is a special day for most fishermen. On the Isle of Man it's the (...)
Hidden Waters

Time to go out fishing again. I'd decided I'd have a trip back to Glen Helen to (...)
Private Glen

Every now and again you get an opportunity to fish some new water. Most of the (...)
Ragged in the Raggatt

It had been a very busy few days and nowhere near enough fishing was done. This (...)
No Rush in Rushen

It's been very dry on the Isle of Man but we had a bit of drizzle and rain on (...)
Silverburn Shuffle

We'd had a bit of a drizzle the previous day so I thought it would be a good (...)
Midge Food

It's been a while since I last came up to Druidale to fish the Rhenass river. (...)
Return to the Mines!

The Glen Maye River in it's higher reaches flows through Glen Rushen and the (...)
Golden Druidale

In Standford's map of the Isle of Man, 1861, what is now called Druidale is (...)
Sulby Claddagh

The intention was to go and fish the Len Trench in the north of the Island. I'd (...)