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We have arranged the services of an excellent fishing coach: Gary Proudlock"I have lived and fished in Northumberland all of my life. In the beginning I used to use split cane, green heart and Hardy Rods and sometimes still do. I have also progressed through all of the fashions up to today's high tech carbon fibre offerings. "In that time I have learned that it is not about the tools but about the person who catches the fish; it is about observation, technique and about having an enquiring mind. I"f you are an absolute beginner I will teach you the basics of this absorbing hobby. For the more experienced angler I can help you get that extra bit of distance or learn a new technique. "Women in my experience learn to fly fish very quickly and I find it refreshing to see more women taking up the sport. "I am available to give one to one lessons on Meg's Lake which is one of the most tranquil beautiful bits of water that I have fished on. It is excellent for teaching beginners, especially youngsters as there are no overhanging branches to get tangled up on." Contact Gary: 01670 772664 or If you are keen to try different waters whilst on holiday ,there are a lot of options. There is fabulous fishing to be had in Northumberland and often you will be totally alone, more especially with river fishing; the price of fishing is very reasonably when one considers the quality of the waters and the landscape in which they are often set. Whittle Dene Reservoirs8 miles west of Newcastle on B6318
FontburnReservoirSouth of Rothbury on B6342
Keilder Reservoir9 miles North West of Bellingham Sweethope Lake4 miles West of Kirkwhelpington River CoquetSubstantial stretches at Warkworth, Felton and Rothbury River CoquetPrivately owned stretch of double bank fly and spinning only. |
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