Tackle
Snowbee Prestige 8’ #4 4-piece travel rod - Tackle Review
Continuing our recent look at fly fishing outfits balanced for small stream enviroments in particular, Terry Lawton now moves onto this matched selection from Snowbee.
QV-1 Fly Rod Quiver and Tackle Holdall - Tackle Review
Forward Fishing Products are a new company with innovation on their mind. The launch of their first product - a Fly Rod Quiver and Tackle Holdall called the QV-1 is definitely worth a look.
Outfit review - Sonik SK3 #3/4 Fly Rod, Reel and Line
Author and small rivers expert Terry Lawton casts his expert eye over this balanced 3 to 4 weight fly fishing outfit from Sonik. Will it be up to the task?
Leeda Profil 9' #8/9
Fish&Fly take a quick look at this very affordably priced Profil 9 foot, 8/9 weight rod from Leeda.
Canon Powershot D10 - the review
A compact waterproof camera is the perfect piece of photo tech that appeals to both gadget afficionados and practical anglers alike. Does the Canon Powershot D10 measure up to the task?
Flextec CRX88 10’ 4-piece # 6/7 fly-rod - the review
Terry Lawton takes a look at this very reasonably priced rod from Flextec to see how it stacks up against more expensive options. Do you always get what you pay for?
Tubeology the innovative Fly Tying System
Tubeology launch a brand new innovative fly tying and fishing system at the Spring Fly Show
Snowbee Geo Wading jacket - the review
Wading jackets are one of those items that have to feel just right for you to be comfortable in them all day, especially up to your armpits in freezing water. We take a look at the Snowbee Geo jacket.
Wychwood Aura 10’ #7 4 piece fly rod - the review
"The rod puts out a very good long line and someone used to fishing with rods of this length and weight would have no trouble casting a full line." We take a closer look at the Aura 10' #7 rod from Wychwood.
FastNet - landing nets made in Scotland
Made by an angler for anglers, Robert Cairns is an engineer by trade and has had long experience working with metal before setting out to make his first net as a gift for a friend and the rest as they say, is history..........
GAIA fly reel from Imago - the review
When I opened the very smart brown leather case and saw the Imago GAIA #2/3 reel, I thought “is it real?” This reel is minute! It is dwarfed by the size of the case.
Wychwood truefly SLA cassette reel - the review
Cassette reels have really become popular the last couple of years or so and this new EFFTEX award-winning offering from Wychwood could be just what you are looking for - read on to see what reviewer Terry Lawton thinks...
Yeti Gamecooler 25ltr Cooler - the review
If you want to keep your bait frozen or your catch fresh for several days, read on......
Boxit waterproof mobile phone case - the review
Although many of the latest waders and wading jackets have pockets with waterproof zips that will keep a mobile phone dry, they are no use when you want to use a phone in pouring rain.
Snowbee Geo 790 fly reel - the review
Snowbee has been selling some very high quality reels, starting with the XS series, and has now produced the Geo series.
Lifesaver 4000UF Bottle - the review!
Fancy a drink that could save your life? The world's first all in one ultra filtration water bottle could be all you need to carry with you into the wilderness.
Wychwood Competition fly-box will hold nearly 1,000 flies.
The sheer capacity of this box, approaching 1000 flies, reminds me of those old salmon fly reservoirs. While they were splendid wooden affairs, this modern version is similar in size to some of the latest small notebook computers. It measures 300mm x 200mm x 45mm.
You can really see the difference! Sorry, but you can!!
The first thing to say about these glasses is that the quality of genuine Polaroid Polarized lenses compared to cheap versions is immediately apparent.
Hardy Classic LRH Lightweight Fly Rod
I have never hankered after owning a Hardy rod . . . . . a reel perhaps? Therefore the chance to test this "Classic" rod was the perfect opportunity to see what I may have been missing.
