Anyone got any suggestions where I can go fly fishing for Char in the UK? Based in South East but any suggestons welcome.

It's the lake district or Scotland. Take your pick.

Jim

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The Fishermans Friend is the Flirty Fly,Fickle Food for Fleeting Fish.

The Ice Age glaciers didn't leave any charr in SE England.

There are put and take fisheries that stock farmed fish, or are you looking for natural bred ones? In which case certain Scottish lochs or NW Ireland offer you your best chance with a fly.

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Save the softmouth trout

What parts of north west ireland are in the uk??

Hobble At a stretch Londonderry Fermanagh and Tyrone may be counted as part of the UK

North west?

Amendment to orginal comment none of the UK(N. Ireland) is in the North west of ireland.

Ahh the penny,s dropped.

The Ice Age did leave charr in several Irish loughs destined to become in Ulster. To save any unfortunate Donegal border incidents, and because I don't want to put any undue pressure on that area's very fragile charr stocks, I suggest 'stuart m' motors up the M6/M54 to Shropshire's Cound fishery where charr aplenty are stocked. A Forum search will find several threads on charr there .

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Save the softmouth trout

Hobble where did the penny drop I want it.
Ephemerella, which lough is this you tell me I've got of the Donegal Border issue out of my head, as I would like to get one of them.