Rivers in Herts and Bucks are looking very very poorly. The kings and Queens of rivers in Hampshire are on their knees so to speak.

The reservoirs in the Midlands are now being granted licences to take the last drops from their respective rivers.

Where are we going to fish lads?

Bucket and spade jobs to the seaside and invoke a licence attack by some over enthusiastic minister (whatever party)?

Or

Move North and upset the locals by driving up the prices?

Or

Take up golf?




PS Forgot to say Happy BD to Mr Trout - Happy BD Mr T.

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Oi ! Who are you calling a local?

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"Take not out your 'ounds on a werry windy day" Surtees.

Its the opposite up here our Rivers and Reservoirs are full to the brim

Col

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"It is not easy to tell one how to cast. The art must be acquired by practice.

You can forget moving North,,, the north is full......

Andy

Of Water and Fish.

Jim

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

No shortage of water up here. One of Scotland's great natural resources. If you are thinking about coming up here the weather is foul at the moment but the fishing is always great.

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A Bad Days Fishing Is Better Than A Good Day At Work

Same down here in the southwest, our reservoirs are on their knees. Kennick, tottisford and trenchford are so low, wimbleball is so low its awful. The fly life next year is going to be interesting, with all the shallows high and dry.

I had no intention of making light of your water problems,which are very serious.They need to look at more resevoirs and do it now, or all is lost.

Jim

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

We could always ship some down for a very large fee

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Robbie
Amnesia, i forget what that means
Harbour lights flyfishers