Having read the phrase "Northampton Style" in a Fly Fishing book, I couldn't work out what it meant. So I was wondering if anyone would be able to shed any light on it??

Thanks,

Yaffle

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ask steve parton, i wonder if its anything to do with drifting down wind with a drogue at the stern, a rudder and a large lure on a lead core line?

All you need to know;

http://www.sexyloops.com/sparton/northamptonstyle.shtml

Try:

http://www.fishandfly.co.uk/tledit1102.html

Invicta

Thanks Everyone!!!

Yaffle

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Just so that everyone knows: the use of "Leeboards" on boats was banned generally throughout the English reservoir circuit because it could be extremely dangerous for use by those who do not fully understand the effects it could have on the boat in high winds.

gb

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Yep, I read that in a Bob Church book.

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its works very well.