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First Cast - Teaching Kids To Fly Fish
    First Cast is based on a
    unique program that has
    taught thousands of
    youngsters to fly-fish.
    Genova's acclaimed Fly
    Fisher Apprentice Program
    is a field-tested system
    that takes children from
    the tying bench to the
    stream, from their first
    half hitches and Wooly
    Buggers, to long casts
    over rising trout or
    stripers in the surf. The
    program also helps the
    children to develop
    knowledge of and respect
    for the fish and their
    habitat. 165 Black/white
    photos 25 drawings 6in x
    9in 336 pages
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Classic Canes Polo Seat Stick Brown Leather
    Fitted with a folding
    ground plate to prevent
    the stick sinking into
    the ground when sat upon.
    Spiked ferrule. Brown
    leather sling seat and
    covered handles. Height
    adjustable in 5.5cm
    increments from 74-99cm
    walking height, 56-81cm
    sitting height.
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Classic Canes Trekking Pole
    Height adjustable between
    80 and 156cm. The handle
    may be held in two
    different ways: held on
    the top in the manner of
    a walking stick, or
    grasped around the neck
    as with a hiking staff.
    The cord wristloop helps
    prevent accidental loss
    of the pole. The pole is
    fitted with a removable
    rubber ferrule over a
    metal spiked ferrule, so
    that the pole may be used
    on both hard and soft
    surfaces. Dark Green
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Cinch Knot Tyer
    The Cinch Tie Knot Tyer
    makes tying knots so easy
    you can now do it with
    your gloves on. This tool
    will not damage your line
    in any way and it is
    ideal for light tackle.
    It is tooled of solid
    brass and made to last a
    lifetime. Comes with
    well-illustrated
    instruction booklet. Ties
    a variety of knots
    including: Clinch Knot
    Trilene Knot Rapala Knot
    Nail Knot Snell Knots and
    more
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Classic Ash Shepherds Crook
    Today their striking
    shape makes them a
    popular present; the
    ideal accessory for a
    smart country ensemble.
    Ash wood is an attractive
    silvery-green colour as
    well as being very
    strong; it has been used
    to make walking sticks
    for centuries. It is
    fitted with a
    'Combi-spike' ferrule: a
    rubber ferrule fitted
    over a metal one so that
    the stick may be used on
    both hard and soft
    ground. Height 135cm
    (53").
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Dubarry Corrib Quilted Jacket
    100% polyester with nylon
    lining. Primaloft®
    filler. Soft microsuede
    top collar. Zip and stud
    centre front fastening -
    YKK Zippers. Double stud
    fastening on cuffs. Two
    angled external zipped
    pockets, three internal
    pockets. Classic Dubarry
    branding. Inner storm
    flap and zip guard.
    Double back vent with
    stud opening. Signature
    Dubarry chain hang loop.
    Machine Washable. Colour:
    Navy (Primaloft® is a
    soft, extremely
    lightweight and
    breathable with excellent
    water repellancy to keep
    you comfortable, warm
    and dry. It absorbs 3
    times less water, is 14%
    warmer when dry and is
    24% warmer when wet than
    the competitive
    insulation.)
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£199.00
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Veniards Epoxy Eyes
    Supberb self adhesive and
    very life-like.
    Holographic lure eyes
    mimic look of natural
    baitfish eyes! These are
    the closest imitations to
    actual fish eyes you will
    find! Quantity of 20 eyes
    per pack Colours
    Silver/Black or Red/Black
    Sizes Small (3mm) Medium
    (5mm) Large (9mm)
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Schoffel Superlight Ptarmigan Shooting Jacket
    Meryl is noted for its
    strength, durability,
    abrasion resistance,
    non-absorbtion of
    moisture into the fibres
    and its superlight
    weight. Highly durable
    Goretex Z-liner
    technology behind the
    Meryl makes it 100%
    waterproof, windproof
    and highly breathable.
    High loft insulation.
    Micro fleece hand warming
    pockets. Large bellow
    cartridge pockets with
    drainage holes and strap
    to hold pocket open.
    Inside zip security
    pocket & poacher pocket
    with inner polyester
    lining. Adjustable Storm
    cuffs. Detachable hood.
    Trimmed with durable
    cotton canvas. Machine
    washable and quick
    drying. Sizes: 38in -
    52in chest Colour: Olive
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£389.95
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Guideline 4 Cast Floating Fly Line
    4CAST combines the best
    of Guideline's unique
    Power Taper and High
    Water designs, to create
    a versatile flyline which
    is suitable for a wide
    variety of fishing
    applications. When
    casting this line, you
    will notice the
    concentrated, yet very
    balanced weight
    distribution throughtout
    the belly. The profile
    will assist in easy load
    of the rod, suberb line
    control and a slightly
    delayed and very accurate
    turnover through the
    smooth tip. This,
    combined with a strong
    handling line tapered
    into a low friction, low
    diameter runningline will
    set you up for long casts
    and pin point
    presentations alike. A
    very good choice for the
    all round flyfisher who
    wants a line that
    performs equally well
    with overhead and spey
    casts at a reaonable
    price.
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Zap a Gap CA+
    A very popular superglue
    with a superior
    gap-filling formula. Its
    great for attaching
    braided loops to fly
    lines and countless other
    uses in fishing Allows
    7-10 seconds for
    positioning and 20
    seconds cure time Works
    on oily surfaces also.
    0.5oz bottle 14.1grams
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Marabou Plumes
    The most popular
    fly-tying feather in use
    today. Used in all
    styles, from salt
    through to stillwater,
    for virtually every
    species that a fly is
    cast for and in all parts
    of the world. It's
    mobility is now
    legendary. These feathers
    are the finer of turkey
    feathers. These feathers
    are from the hip region
    of the Turkey. Marabou
    plumes are soft, very
    fluffy feathers that have
    a beautiful breathing
    action in the water. They
    cling together when
    pulled through the water
    and fluff out when
    stopped. Colours
    Available £2.50
    Assorted, Black, Blue,
    Brown, Coral, Fl Green,
    Fl Orange, Fl Pink, Fl
    Red, Fl Sunburst Yellow,
    Fl Yellow, Ginger, Hot
    Orange, Medium Olive,
    Red, White & Yellow
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Speyworks 3volution Switch Tip Line
    The introduction of the
    Speyworks 3volution fly
    line heralds the start of
    a new era in salmon fly
    fishing. Designed and
    tested on the banks of
    the Spey by ghillie and
    champion speycaster Bill
    Drury this line is set to
    be the most important
    line introduced this
    year. This line can be
    fished in classic style
    as a speycasting line but
    will also allow you to
    benefit from all the
    advantages of Skagit
    lines and shooting
    heads. Unrivalled
    versatility for any
    double-hand rod fishing
    application. Supplied
    with four tips –
    Floating, Intermediate,
    Medium sink and Fast
    Sink. Turn over any fast
    sinking tungsten tip with
    ease. Cast in any wind
    conditions at all ranges.
    Integrated active load
    marker clearly identifies
    precise casting line
    length. Line works for
    all skill levels – will
    load rods easily for
    beginners and allow more
    expert casters a great
    range of fishing styles
    from a single line. To
    get the full 3volution
    story please find below
    the text from July 2011
    Trout and salmon What’s
    new tackle review.
    ‘Choosing a line for
    salmon fishing can be as
    tricky as choosing a
    mobile phone tariff.
    Umpteen lines with
    different features, each
    performing differently
    with different rods and
    different casting styles
    – and none are
    cheap. So enter the
    Speyworks 3volution
    Switch Tip. This
    multi-tip line attempts
    to combine the properties
    of three types of
    fly-line: short-headed
    traditional speyline;
    shooting-head; and
    skagit. It is the
    brainchild of well-known
    speycaster and line
    innovator Bill
    Drury. Bill told us:
    “The idea came to me a
    few years ago, but if
    I’d brought it out
    then, nobody would have
    'got' it.” What Bill
    means by this is that
    shooting heads sold with
    wallets of different
    density tips have become
    very popular in the past
    five years and now short
    heavy skagit lines used
    with very heavy tungsten
    tips also attract a
    following. “Think of
    3volution as a
    speycasting line, ”
    says Bill, “that you
    can use with heavy tips.
    It’s versatile. It can
    be whatever you want it
    to be.” So what
    properties does it have?
    Its head’s compact
    length and weight makes
    it easy to load a rod and
    cast and it is hence a
    very good line for
    beginners. It is supplied
    with a wallet of
    different density tips,
    connected by loops,
    which means you can fish
    at different depths very
    easily. This means that
    you don’t have to roll
    up full sinking lines.
    Its head’s short length
    and weight also makes it
    easy to cast heavy and
    big flies. And the short
    head is ideal when
    forming D-loops where
    there's little space
    behind you. For the
    traditional speycasting
    experience, just stick
    with the floating
    tip. How does the
    3volution achieve all
    this? It is one line in
    four sections, plus tips
    (lengths stated are for
    the 10/11 rated line to
    be used with a 15 ft
    rod). First is the
    running line (55 ft),
    next is a short five-inch
    black band that should be
    held in the top hand when
    casting to maintain the
    optimum loading weight of
    fly-line outside the
    rod-tip (although
    precisely where you hold
    the line may depend
    slightly on your rod and
    casting style). Next
    comes the start of the
    floating head. Unlike a
    shooting head, which
    changes abruptly to level
    running line; the rear
    part of the 3volution’s
    head begins with a 10 ft
    length of level line,
    which should finish just
    inside the rod tip, and
    then there is an
    unusually long rear
    taper. It shoots well but
    will also support the
    head's heavy and short
    front taper, and hence
    the loading point of the
    line does not have to be
    quite so precise. The
    combined rear and front
    tapers are 33 ft long,
    finished with a welded
    loop. To this loop is
    attached a choice of four
    tips: floating,
    intermediate,
    slow-sinking and
    fast-sinking.Each tip is
    16 ft long. To fish the
    3volution in classic
    skagit style, you can
    attach one of two
    tungsten tips: T10 and
    T15. These are 18 ft
    long. They are sold
    separately. Two tips of
    different densities will
    cost about £30
    (available from
    July). The belly is
    coloured “warm grey”,
    which, Bill says,
    “won’t spook fish but
    is visible”. Loops on
    the end of the front
    taper and the rear of the
    tips are helpfully
    coloured blue to ensure
    you connect them the
    right way round. The
    running line is bright
    orange so that it is
    easily visible on the
    water and has a welded
    loop at the reel end, so
    there’s no need for a
    knot (unless you prefer
    to tie, say, a slim
    Albright). Adding the
    Skagit element to this
    multi-tip line can save
    you money. Bill says,
    “I’ve seen people buy
    a skagit line, but then
    they don’t get on with
    it and put it back in
    their fishing bag.
    That’s expensive. The
    3volution allows them to
    try skagit fishing, but
    if they don’t like it,
    they can take off the
    heavy tips and they still
    have a good speycasting
    line.” We think it’s
    a good line for a
    beginner and for
    experienced rods seeking
    a flexible line, to fish
    at different depths or
    combat strong winds. It
    is not as elegant and
    delicate as a traditional
    one-piece floating spey
    line. Also available in
    size 9/10’ Trout &
    Salmon Magazine July 2011
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£119.99
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