What will you be wearing in spring next year when you tread the banks?

Correctly a good sports hacking jacket in an excellent Holland & Sherry cloth by Huntsman, or Henry Pooles or maybe Anderson & Sheppard.

With this you have to be seen in the finest breeks.

A bespoke cotton Tattershall shirt and of course your regimental tie?

Can't be seen to be working class what?

Just placed ones order for the 2010 season

Redmayne Tailors - Savile Row tailors, custom tailors, custom clothing, custom suits, bespoke tailors, visiting tailors

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Allan
Only dead fish go with the flow.

Shouldn't that be 'Tailor made'?

I wear a Tattersall shirt when fishing and hunting. I have a few Barbour ones, they are ideal with a thermal vest., along with Hogg's moleskins and a Barbour jacket. Comfy, warm and hard-wearing.

Don't wear a hat though.

My shirts are made exactly to my measurements by Turnbull & Asser old chap.

They call them "Bespoke".

My own Barbour Jacket is one of their latest with Goretex. Got it two years ago from John Norris.

My partner has purchased for my crimbo an olive Fedora hat from an up market store,
I did try it on, and she comented I looked very dapper.

OK OK, it isn't a competition Ron.

Yes quite....opening day of a new season is never the same without my trusty "Ann Summers" crotchless gussetmasters, complete with built in butt plug....

Now now WJ dressing up for the fishing can look good.

In my wine waiter days ,myself and my violinist mate used to turn up at Walthamstowe ressers in tail coats and black bow ties.
Naturally we would wear our trendy fishing waistcoats over the jackets.

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Andy Wren
Winter grayling taking a year off !
Claret not just a great dubbing colour!

.....until you have realised the big red bung isn't attached!