Can any of you guys/gals recommend some interesting fishing blogs. Will have a look at most stuff. Maybe a steelhead one or two?
Do any of you keep any blogs i should be following?

Cheers
Paul

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There was a list published somehwre lately of the top fishign blogs (think there was a thread on here about it) Loopy's blog is a good read! Add the dryflyexpert to that as well, very informative if you like river dry fly fishing!

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Most bloggers also follow other blogs. If you look at the right hand panel on any of the blogs you read you should find a list. You will be amazed where they take you. One of my favourite blogs is all about fabrics and yarns from la Belle Epoc, another takes me to the secret lives of objects and informs me about the restoration and conservation of items at Temple Newsham House near Leeds, whilst another gets me following the incredible fishing enjoyed by an angler and blogger in the centre of Manchester!

River keeper's and ghillies' blogs are right up there too, although their postings can be seasonal and so intermittent.

richard

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Loopy's blog is a worth read. His 'Pretty Girl of the Week' is a must!


He often has flies showcased on there, angling trips, hints and tips. a whorthy blog to visit;


here you go Loopy's Fishing, Flies and the odd Gag



Ben

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One of the best fishing blogs ever was Miles Nolte's blog The Alaska Chronicles. I don't believe it's available anymore because like many popular blogs, he turned it into a book. Which is a pretty good read, BTW, but having read the blog first I will say that the book smoothed off some of the rough edges of the blog and that changed some of the better postings.

Grouse

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I think I may have overdown things with a post today titled "The Lady Loves Penn Reels" clearly she looks as if she could.................

Let me know if she should be deleted or not.

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Thanks for the replies.

I am now a follower of loopys blog and a matter of life and fluffchucking. Interesting wee reads.

fred....i asked the same question on the American forum. I have never posted on there before. Thanks for the heads up.

Keep the suggestions comin.

Tight lines
Paul

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One of the originals - but still one of the best and an inspiration to hundreds of other blogs which followed North Country Angler worth reading from start to finish.

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It's very good, and there are a few pictures of some of the more colourful characters on the forum

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