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Frames Fishing Tackle, 202 West Hendon Broadway, London, NW9 7EE
Tel. 020 8202 0264

Fishing Tackle Shops: If you have a fishing tackle shop in Highlands please contact us for your free listing here. If you were searching for a tackle shop in Highlands or any of the following areas, please let us know who you go to for your tackle. We got hacked and lost all the info so we would be very grateful for your help in recreating it.

Covering the following areas in Highlands: Bromyard, Hereford, Kington, Ledbury, Leominster, Ross-On-Wye

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

Reading councillor who entered local politics to overturn an angling ban on a popular stretch of the River Thames in Berkshire, south east England, this fanatical fisherman was always going to be combining business with pleasure. One of his primary aims from the start was to get a better deal for anglers in the decision-making process, and to see them recognised in their rightful place as conservationists of the aquatic environment. In 2002, he became the Parliamentary FROM WHITEHALL TO THE GREAT BARRIER REEF
Spokesman for Angling and, with colleagues from th

‘That won’t work now, man,’ Carlos said helpfully.
‘Yeah, I’d rather gathered that, thanks, Carlos. Bloody animal!’
‘You got the spinner with you. Spinner’s great for jack, too.’
Mike put the fly rod back in the boat, wondering whether crab nipping constituted entitlement to a new tip under the lifetime guarantee deal. Feeling distinctly miffed, he grabbed the spinning rod and followed Carlos sullenly in search of jacks, convinced that the fishing gods had turned against him because the slam had been too easy.
‘There!’ pointed Carlos. ‘That’s jack, m

Robert had the distinct feeling that the river didn’t want him there at that particular moment. He wound in his line, waded quietly ashore and went back to the cottage for breakfast, wondering how he was ever going to write it all up in his game book.
INTERFERING CLAWS AND TEETH
You may be in an exotic destination, surrounded by wonderful fish and with a stateof-the-art rod but you don’t stand a chance if the gods (and the crabs) are against you.
ike had heard so much about bonefish, tarpon, permit and jacks that he decided to forgo two years’ worth o

Full List of areas covered on our Highlands Fishing Tackle Shops Directory:

Aberarder, Aberchalder, Aberscross, Abersky, Abriachan, Achagavel, Achandunie, Achany, Achaphubuil, Acharacle, Achargary, Achateny, Achavanich, Achentoul, Achfary, Achgarve, Achiemore, Achies, A’Chill, Achiltibuie, Achina, Achindown, Achinduich, Achingills, Achintee, Achintee Ho, Achintraid, Achlean, Achleanan, Achleek, Achlyness, Achmelvich, Achmony, Achmore, Achnabat, Achnabourin, Achnacarnin, Achnacloich, Achnaclyth, Achnagairn, Achnagarron, Achnaha, Achnahanat, Achnahannet, Achnalea, Achnasaul, Achnasheen, Achorn, Achosnich, Achreamie, Achriabhach, Achriesgill, Achrimsdale, Achtoty, Achuvoldrach, Achvaich, Achvarasdal, Achvraie, Ackergill, Advie, Aimster, Aird of Sleat, Airigh-drishaig, Airor, Aitnoch, Alcaig, Aldie, Alligin Shuas, Allnabad, Allt na h-Airbhe, Alltachonaich, Alltbeithe, Alltnacaillich, Allt-na-subh, Alltsigh, Alness, Altanduin, Altass, Alterwall, Altnafeadh, Altnaharra, Altura, Alvie, Anaboard, Anaheilt, Ankerville, Annat, Applecross, Ardachvie, Ardaneaskan, Ardarroch, Ardcharnich, Ardchronie, Ardelve, Ardersier, Ardery, Ardessie, Ardgay, Ardheslaig, Ardindrean, Ardintoul, Ardmair, Ardmolich, Ardmore, Ardnagoine, Ardnagrask, Ardnarff, Ardnastang, Ardochu, Ardroe, Ardshave, Ardshealach, Ardslignish, Ardtoe, Ardtornish, Ardullie, Ardvar, Ardvasar, Ardverikie, Arienskill, Arinacrinachd, Arisaig, Arivegaig, Armadale, Arnipol, Arnisdale, Arnish, Arscaig, Aryhoulan, Attadale, Aucharrigill, Auchgourish, Auchindarroch, Auchindrean, Auchintoul, Auchlunachan, Auchnagallin, Auchtercairn, Auchterneed, Auckengill, Auldearn, Ault a’chruinn, Aultanrynie, Aultbea, Aultgrishan, Aultguish Inn, Aultiphurst, Aultnagoire, Aultvoulin, Aundorach, Avielochan, Aviemore, Avoch, Back of Keppoch, Backies, Backlass, Badachro, Badanloch Lodge, Badavanich, Badbea, Badcall, Badcaul, Baddidarach, Badicaul, Badintagairt, Badlipster, Badluarchrach, Badnaban, Badnabay, Badnagie, Badninish, Badrallach, Bailebeag, Balachuirn, Balaldie, Balavil, Balbeg, Balblair, Balcharn, Balcherry, Balchladich, Balchraggan, Balchrick, Balgowan, Balgown, Balgy, Baligill, Balintore, Balintraid, Ballachulish, Balloch, Balmacara, Balmore, Balmungie, Balnabruaich, Balnacra, Balnafoich, Balnagall, Balnagown Castle, Balnaguisich, Balnain, Balnakeil, Balnaknock, Balnapaling, Balnespick, Balvaird, Balvraid, Banavie, Banchor, Barbaraville, Barrisdale, Barrock, Beach, Bearnock, Beauly, Belladrum, Belmaduthy, Ben Alder Lodge, Bernera, Bernisdale, Berriedale, Bettyhill, Biallaid, Big Sand, Bighouse, Bilbster, Bindal, Birchfield, Birichen, Black Corries Lodge, Blackcastle, Blackhill, Blackness, Blaich, Blairmore, Blar a’Chaorainn, Blargie, Blarmachfoldach, Blarnalevoch, Boat of Garten, Boath, Bogallan, Bogbain, Bogbuie, Boghole Fm, Bogroy, Bohenie, Bohuntine, Bonar Bridge, Boor, Boreraig, Borgie, Borgue, Borve, Bottacks, Bowermadden, Bowertower, Bowside Lodge, Braal Castle, Brabster, Bracadale, Brachla, Brackletter, Brackley, Bracora, Bracorina, Brae, Braeantra, Braemore, Braes of Ullapool, Branault, Brawl, Brawlbin, Breakish, Bridge of Brown, Bridge of Forss, Brinmore, Broadford, Brochel, Brora, Broubster, Brough, Bruachmary, Bruan, Bualintur, Bualnaluib, Buckies, Buldoo, Bunarkaig, Bunchrew, Bundalloch, Bunloit, Buntait, Burnfoot, Cadboll, Caggan, Calder Mains, Calligarry, Calrossie, Camasnacroise, Camasterach, Camastianavaig, Camault Muir, Camerory, Camphouse, Camus Croise, Camus-luinie, Camusnagaul, Camusrory, Camusteel, Canisbay, Cannich, Cantray, Cantraydoune, Cantraywood, Caol, Caolasnacon, Carbost, Carmore, Carnach, Carnoch, Carrbridge, Carrol, Carse of Ardesier, Carsgoe, Castle Stuart, Castlecraig, Castletown, Cawdor, Chapelhill, Charlestown, Clachan, Clachnaharry, Clachtoll, Claggan, Claigan, Claonel, Clardon, Clashban, Clashcoig, Clashmore, Clashnessie, Clay of Allan, Clayock, Cleadale, Clephanton, Cliff, Clounlaid, Clovullin, Clunas, Clune, Clunes, Clynelish, Coast, Coille Mhorgil, Coille-righ, Coillore, Colaboll, Colbost, Coldbackie, Comra, Conchra, Congash, Conon Bridge, Contin, Contullich, Corbiegoe, Corntown, Corpach, Corran, Corrievorrie, Corrimony, Corrour Shooting Lodge, Corry, Corrychurrachan, Corrykinloch, Corsback, Cottartown, Cougie, Coulags, Cove, Coylumbridge, Craggie, Craig, Craigbeg, Craigdhu, Craighead, Craigtown, Crask Inn, Crask of Aigas, Crathie, Crelevan, Crofts of Benachielt, Croick, Cromarty, Cromdale, Crosskirk, Croy, Cuaig, Cuidrach, Culbo, Culbokie, Culburnie, Culcabock, Culcharry, Culduie, Culgower, Culkein, Cullachie, Cullicudden, Culligran, Culloden, Culmaily, Culnacraig, Culnaknock, Culnamean, Culrain, Cuthill, Dalballoch, Dalbreck, Dalchalm, Dalchork, Dalchreichart, Dalcross, Dalelia, Daless, Dalganachan, Dalhalvaig, Dallaschyle, Dalmichy, Dalmore, Dalnabreck, Dalnahaitnach, Dalnamain, Dalnavie, Dalness, Dalnessie, Dalroy, Daltomach, Daltra, Dalvourn, Dalwhinnie, Daviot, Dell Lodge, Delliefure, Delny, Dhuhallow, Diabaig, Digg, Dingwall, Dirdhu, Dochgarroch, Doll, Dores, Dornie, Dornoch, Dorrery, Dorusduain, Doune, Dounie, Dounreay, Drimnin, Druimarbin, Druimindarroch, Druimkinnerras, Drumbeg, Drumbuie, Drumchardine, Drumchork, Drumderfit, Drumfearn, Drumfern, Drumguish, Drumine, Drummond, Drumnadrochit, Drumnatorran, Drumrunie, Drumuie, Drumuillie, Dry Harbour, Drynoch, Duchally, Duiar, Duible, Duirinish, Duisdealmor, Duisky, Dulnain Bridge, Dulsie, Dunan, Dunbeath, Duncanston, Dundonnell, Dundreggan, Dunnet, Duntulm, Dunvegan, Durnamuck, Durness, Duror, Durran, Duthil, Earlish, East Brora, East Clyth, East Croachy, East Helmsdale, East Langwell, East Mey, East Suisnish, Easter Ardross, Easter Boleskine, Easter Brae, Easter Drummond, Easter Fearn, Easter Galcantray, Easter Kinkell, Easter Moniack, Easter Suddie, Edderton, Edinbain, Eignaig, Eilanreach, Eilean Darach, Eilean Iarmain, Elgol, Elishader, Elphin, Embo, Embo Street, Erbusaig, Erchless Castle, Eriboll, Errogie, Eskadale, Essich, Etteridge, Evanton, Evelix, Everley, Eynort, Eyre, Faebait, Fain, Fanagmore, Farlary, Farr, Farraline, Fasag, Fasagrianach, Fascadale, Fasnakyle, Fassfern, Fearn, Fearnbeg, Fearnmore, Feriniquarrie, Ferness, Fernilea, Fersit, Feshiebridge, Findhorn Bridge, Findon Mains, Fisherton, Fiunary, Flashader, Flodigarry, Fodderty, Foindle, Fornighty, Forse, Forsie, Forsinain, Forsinard, Fort Augustus, Fort George, Fort William, Fortrose, Fourpenny, Foxhole, Foyers, Fresgoe, Freswick, Gablon, Gaich, Gaick, Gaick Lodge, Gairloch, Gairlochy, Galltair, Galmisdale, Galtrigill, Garbat, Garros, Gartally, Gartymore, Garvamore, Garvan, Garve, Geanies Ho., Gearnsary, Geary, Gerston, Gillen, Gillivoan, Gillock, Gills, Glackour, Glaschoil, Glasnacardoch, Glasnakille, Glassburn, Glenaladale, Glenbeg, Glenborrodale, Glenbrittle, Glenceitlein, Glencoe, Glencripesdale, Glendessary, Glendoebeg, Glenelg, Glenfinnan, Glengalmadale, Glengolly, Glengrasco, Glenhurich, Glenmeanie, Glenmore, Glenrossal, Glensanda, Glensgaich, Glenurquhart, Gobernuisgeach, Goirtean a’Chladaich, Gollanfield, Golspie, Golval, Gordonbush, Gorstan, Gorteneorn, Grange, Granish, Grantown-on-Spey, Greenfield, Greenhill, Greenland, Greshornish, Grigadale, Grotaig, Gruids, Gualachulain, Haimer, Halcro, Halistra, Halkirk, Hallin, Ham, Harlosh, Harpsdale, Harrapool, Harris, Harrow, Haster, Hastigrow, Hayfield, Heast, Heights of Brae, Heilam, Helmsdale, Hempriggs House, Hill of Fearn, Hilliclay, Hilton, Hilton of Cadboll, Hilton of Delnies, Househill, Houstry, Houstry of Dunn, Howe, Huna, Hunglader, Hunspow, Husabost, Idrigil, Inchindown, Inchkinloch, Inchlaggan, Inchlumpie, Inchnadamph, Inkstack, Inninbeg, Insh, Inshore, Inver, Inver Mallie, Inverailort, Inveralligan, Inveran, Inverarish, Inverasdale, Inverbain, Inverbroom, Inverbrough, Invercassley, Invercharnan, Inverchoran, Inverdruie, Invereen, Inverfarigaig, Invergarry, Invergloy, Invergordon, Inverguseran, Inverhope, Inverie, Inverinate, Inverkirkaig, Inverlael, Invermoriston, Invernaver, Inverness, Inverroy, Invershiel, Inveruglass, Isauld, Jamestown, Janefield, Janetstown, Jemimaville, John o’Groats, Kalnakill, Kearvaig, Keil, Keiss, Kenmore, Kensaleyre, Kentallen, Kentra, Keoldale, Keppanach, Keppoch, Kerrysdale, Kilbeg, Kilbraur, Kilchoan, Kilcoy, Kildary, Kildonan Lodge, Kildonnan, Kilfinnan, Killen, Killiechanate, Killiehuntly, Killilan, Killimster, Killin, Killundine, Kilmalieu, Kilmaluag, Kilmarie, Kilmorack, Kilmore, Kilmory, Kilmote, Kilmuir, Kilphedir, Kiltarlity, Kilvaxter, Kinbrace, Kincardine, Kincraig, Kingsburgh, Kingshouse Hotel, Kingsteps, Kingussie, Kinloch, Kinloch Hourn, Kinloch Laggan, Kinlochan, Kinlochbervie, Kinlocheil, Kinlochewe, Kinlochleven, Kinlochmoidart, Kinlochmorar, Kinlochmore, Kinrara, Kintradwell, Kinveachy, Kirk, Kirkhill, Kirkibost, Kirkton, Kirkton of Barevan, Kirtomy, Kirton, Klibreck, Knock of Auchnahannet, Knockally, Knockan, Knockbain, Knockban, Knockbreck, Knockdee, Knockfin, Kyle of Lochalsh, Kyleakin, Kylerhea, Kylesknoydart, Kylesmorar, Kylestrome, Kyloag, Laga, Laggan, Lagnalean, Laide, Laig, Lainchoil, Lairg, Lairigmor, Lamington, Langwell, Larachbeg, Latheron, Latheronwheel, Laxford Bridge, Leachkin, Lealt, Leanach, Leanaig, Leckfurin, Leckmelm, Leckroy, Ledmore, Lednagullin, Leirinmore, Lenie, Letter Finlay, Letterfearn, Lettermorar, Lettermore, Letters, Lettoch, Levishie, Lewiston, Liddesdale, Lienassie, Lieurary, Linicro, Linsidemore, Little Creich, Little Gruinard, Little Rogart, Little Scatwell, Little Torboll, Littleferry, Littlemill, Loandhu, Loch Coire Lodge, Loch Eil Centre, Lochailort, Lochaline, Lochcarron, Lochend, Lochgarthside, Lochinver, Lochluichart, Lochside, Lochslin, Lochuisge, Lochussie, Loggie, Logie Hill, Lonbain, Londubh, Lonemore, Lonmore, Lorgill, Lothbeg, Lothmore, Lower Breakish, Lower Gledfield, Lubcroy, Lubfearn, Lubmore, Luib, Luibeilt, Lundavra, Lundie, Lusta, Lybster, Lynaberack, Lynchat, Lyne of Gorthleck, Lynegar, Lynemore, Lyth, Lythmore, Mains of Faillie, Mains of Watten, Maligar, Mallaig, Mallaigvaig, Mandally, Marishader, Marrel, Marybank, Maryburgh, Mauld, Melgarve, Mellon Charles, Mellon Udrigle, Melvaig, Melvich, Meoble, Mey, Mial, Mid Clyth, Midfield, Midtown, Migdale, Millness, Milltown, Milovaig, Milton, Mireland, Modsarie, Moine Ho., Mol-chlach, Monkstadt, Morangie, Morar, Morefield, Morroch, Morvich, Moss-side, Mount, Mountgerald, Moy, Muchrachd, Mudale, Mugeary, Muie, Muir of Ord, Muirton, Munerigie, Mungasdale, Munlochy, Murkle, Murlaggan, Mybster, Naast, Nairn, Navidale, Navity, Nedd, Nethy Bridge, Newfield, Newlands of Geise, Newmills, Newport, Newton, Newton of Ardtoe, Newton of Leys, Newtonmore, Newtown, Nigg, North Ballachulish, North Erradale, North Kessock, North Watten, Northfield, Nostie, Nottingham, Nybster, Occumster, Ockle, Oldhall, Oldshore Beg, Oldtown of Aigas, Olgrinmore, Onich, Opinan, Orbost, Ord, Ormiscaig, Ormsaigmore, Ormwe, Ose, Oskaig, Ousdale, Oykel Bridge, Peinchorran, Peinlich, Penifiler, Peterburn, Phones, Piperhill, Pitgrudy, Pittentrail, Plockton, Polbain, Polchar, Poles, Polla, Polldubh, Pollie, Polloch, Poolewe, Porin, Port Henderson, Port Mor, Portgower, Portmahomack, Portnacon, Portnalong, Portnaluchaig, Portree, Portskerra, Portuairk, Poyntzfield, Puldagon, Pulrossie, Quoys of Reiss, Rahoy, Ramasaig, Ramscraigs, Ranachan, Ranochan, Rathliesbeag, Rattar, Rearquhar, Reaster, Reay, Redburn, Redcastle, Redpoint, Regoul, Reiff, Reisgill, Reiss, Resipole, Resolis, Rhaoine, Rheindown, Rhelonie, Rhemore, Rhian, Rhiconich, Rhicullen, Rhidorroch, Rhifail, Rhilochan, Rhinduie, Rhireavach, Rhiroy, Rhue, Rhumach, Rhynie, Ribigill, Rigg, Rispond, Roadside, Roag, Rockfield, Rogart, Rosehall, Rosemarkie, Roshven, Roskhill, Rosskeen, Roster, Roughburn, Roybridge, Ruilick, Russel, Ruthven, Salen, Sallachan, Sallachy, Saltburn, Sandaig, Sangobeg, Sanna, Sarclet, Savalbeg, Savalmore, Scallasaig, Scaniport, Scardroy, Scarfskerry, Scatraig, Sciberscross, Sconser, Scoraig, Scotsburn, Scotstown, Scourie, Scourie More, Scrabster, Second Coast, Sgodachail, Shalmstry, Shandwick, Shantullich, Shebster, Sheigra, Sheppardstown, Sherramore, Shiel Bridge, Shieldaig, Shielfoot, Shinness Lodge, Shoretown, Shurrery, Sibster, Skail, Skeabost, Skelbo, Skerray, Skinidin, Skinnet, Skirza, Skulamus, Skullomie, Skye of Curr, Slattadale, Slickly, Sliemore, Sligachan, Slochd, Sluggan, Smerral, Smirisary, Smithtown, Sordale, Sortat, South Ballachulish, South Erradale, South Kessock, Soyal, Spean Bridge, Speybridge, Spinningdale, Spittal, Staffin, Stain, Staxigoe, Stemster, Stenscholl, Stirkoke House, Stittenham, Stoer, Stoul, Strath, Strathan, Strathkanaird, Strathpeffer, Strathy, Stromeferry, Stromemore, Strone, Stronenaba, Strontian, Struan, Struy, Sutors of Cromarty, Swiney, Swordale, Swordland, Swordle, Swordly, Syre, Taagan, Tacher, Tain, Talisker, Talladale, Talmine, Tannach, Tannachy, Tarbat Ho., Tarbert, Tarbet, Tarrel, Tarskavaig, Tarvie, Teangue, The Craigs, Thrumster, Thurdistoft, Thurso, Thuster, Tighachnoic, Tirindrish, Tister, Toftcarl, Tofts, Tokavaig, Tolvah, Tomatin, Tombreck, Tomchrasky, Tomdoun, Tomich, Tomnacross, Tomvaich, Tongue, Tongue Ho., Torcastle, Tordarroch, Tore, Toremore, Torgyle, Torlundy, Tormsdale, Tornagrain, Torness, Torran, Torrich, Torridon, Torrin, Torrisdale, Torrish, Torroble, Torvaig, Toscaig, Totaig, Tote, Totegan, Tradespark, Trantlebeg, Trantlemore, Treaslane, Trislaig, Trumpan, Tuirnaig, Tullich, Tullich Muir, Tulloch, Tullochgribban High, Turret Bridge, Uags, Uig, Uiginish, Uigshader, Ulbster, Ullapool, Ullinish, Unapool, Upper Bighouse, Upper Camster, Upper Derraid, Upper Diabaig, Upper Eathie, Upper Gills, Upper Lybster, Urchany, Urquhart, Urray, Vatten, Viewfield, Watten, West Clyne, West Helmsdale, West Langwell, West Shinness Lodge, Wester Aberchalder, Wester Gruinards, Wester Lealty, Wester Lonvine, Westerdale, Westfield, Westhill, Weydale, Whaligoe, Whitebridge, Whiteface, Whitefield, Whiteleen, Whiterow, Wick, Wilkhaven, Windhill, Winless, Woodend

Fishing Tackle Shops in Monmouthshire

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Garry Evans Fishing Tackle Centres, 29 Redland St, Newport, NP20 5LZ
Tel. 01633 855086

Green’s Fishing Tackle, Bryn Rd, Blackwood, NP12 2BU
Tel. 01495 221881

Sweet’s Fishing Tackle, 14 Porthycarne St, Usk, NP15 1RY
Tel. 01291 672552

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Covering the following areas in Monmouthshire: Bedford, Bletchley, Bow Brickhill, Buckingham, Calverton, Cosgrove, Cranfield, Deanshanger, Hanslope, Lidlington, Marston Moretaine, Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Newton Longville, Olney, Ravenstone, Sherington, Stoke Goldington

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

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Then the most remarkable thing happened. No more than 20 yards in front of us, the otter came up just like a seal, bobbing in the water and looking straight at us, as though it had never seen humans before and it was fascinated by what we were doing there.
‘It’s huge,’ I said. ‘No way is that the same animal we saw this morning.’
‘It’s a dog otter,’ Geordie agreed. ‘Definitely different from this morning.’
The otter kept watching us, although we never seemed to get any closer, despite the fact we were drifting. He must have been backpedalling to keep hi

The fish moved again, but this time it was a much steadier, more measured run. It came left, the line sliding across the top of the water, slicing through the surface like a cheese cutter and shooting spray into the air. It kept coming and Michael started to wade downstream to recover some line, because the fish was threatening to go beyond the dogleg and that could cause all sorts of problems. He couldn’t believe he was having so much trouble from a 5- or 6-pound grilse.
He wasn’t able to wade fast enough to keep up with what was happening, so his line was g

‘It’s huge,’ I said. ‘No way is that the same animal we saw this morning.’
‘It’s a dog otter,’ Geordie agreed. ‘Definitely different from this morning.’
The otter kept watching us, although we never seemed to get any closer, despite the fact we were drifting. He must have been backpedalling to keep his distance while he studied these strange people invading his watery habitat, and then, like the earlier encounter, he simply slipped below the surface and was gone.
‘I’m going to enjoy hearing you describe this one in the bar tonight,’ I told Geordie. ‘It

Full List of areas covered on our Monmouthshire Fishing Tackle Shops Directory:

Abergavenny, Bettws Newydd, Blackrock, Blaenawey, Bont, Bryngwyn, Caer Llan, Caerwent, Caldicot, Chapel Hill, Chepstow, Clydach, Coed Morgan, Coed-y-paen, Crick, Croes Hywel, Croes y pant, Cross Ash, Crossway, Cwmcarvan, Cwmyoy, Devauden, Dingestow, Dixton, Earlswood, Gaerllwyd, Gilwern, Glascoed, Goetre, Govilon, Great Oak, Grosmont, Gwehelog, Gwernesney, Highmoor Hill, Hoaldalbert, Itton Common, Kemeys Commander, Kilgwrrwg Common, Kingcoed, Little Mill, Llanarth, Llanbadoc, Llancayo, Llanddewi Rhydderch, Llandegveth, Llandenny, Llandevenny, Llandogo, Llanellen, Llanelly, Llanfihangel Crucorney, Llanfihangel Rogiet, Llanfoist, Llangattock Lingoed, Llangattock-Vibon-Avel, Llangovan, Llangua, Llangwm-isaf, Llangybi, Llanhennock, Llanishen, Llanllywel, Llanover, Llansoy, Llanthony, Llantilio Crossenny, Llantilio Pertholey, Llantrisant, Llanvair-Discoed, Llanvapley, Llanvetherine, Llanvihangel Gobion, Llanvihangel-Ystern-Llewern, Magor, Mamhilad, Mardy, Mathern, Mitchel Troy, Mitcheltroy Common, Monkswood, Monmouth, Mounton, Mynydd-bach, Nant-y-derry, New Inn, New Mills, Newbridge-on-Usk, Newcastle, Newchurch, Oldcastle, Pandy, Parkhouse, Penallt, Pen-groes-oped, Penperlleni, Penrhos, Pen-twyn, Pen-y-cae-mawr, Pen-y-clawdd, Pen-yr-hoel, Portskewett, Pwllmeyric, Raglan, Redbrook, Rhyd-y-meirch, Rockfield, Rogiet, Shirenewton, Skenfrith, St Arvans, St Brides Netherwent, Sudbrook, The Bryn, Tintern Parva, Tredunnock, Tregare, Trelleck, Trelleck Grange, Twyn-y-Sheriff, Undy, Upper Green, Usk, Wernyrheolydd, Whitebrook, Wolvesnewton, Wonastow

Fishing Tackle Shops in Moray

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The Fishing Tackle Shop, 12 Higher St, Dartmouth, TQ6 9RB, Devon
Tel. 07878 014491

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Covering the following areas in Moray: Bedford, Bletchley, Bow Brickhill, Buckingham, Calverton, Cosgrove, Cranfield, Deanshanger, Hanslope, Lidlington, Marston Moretaine, Milton Keynes, Newport Pagnell, Newton Longville, Olney, Ravenstone, Sherington, Stoke Goldington

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

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Helen winced. ‘But the wind, Peter, and the rain? Surely no selfrespecting salmon’s going to take in these conditions.’
The grin widened. ‘You’ll wait your whole life for a day like this on the salmon. Trust me. The wind’s veering into the south and that alone means it’ll be worth a cast or two. Come on now, you’re both experienced enough to fish in this, otherwise I wouldn’t suggest it. It’s just a question of confidence.’
George shuffled his feet, not sure what to do. The whole idea seemed preposterous, and he was completely thrown by Peter’s enthusiasm.

‘Spinner,’ the skipper identified the shark from the wheelhouse door. ‘Nice fish. I reckon 150. Good catch.’
One of the crewman plucked up the courage to go forward and extract the hook from the shark’s mouth. He was obviously no fan of sharks and looked genuinely scared of this one, despite the number of times it had been smacked over the head. Now, though, just at the critical moment when the hook was about to come loose, the fish gave an energetically nervous shake of its head. The hook, under tension from the line being held tightly, flew out and lodged f

Martin couldn’t believe the sheer power and aggression of the fish. As he continued to fight it vertically, he kept glancing back at the harbour and city buildings, wondering whether there was anywhere back in the UK where he could be encountering a fish like this so close to a major metropolis. He finally boated a magnificent 13-pound kingfish, looking like an outside mackerel, the source of its power obvious in its deeply forked, predator’s tail.
Back home at his computer, he decided to irritate his UK friends by sending pictures of the fight, complete with

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Pontymister Angling, 27 Commercial St, Newport, NP11 6AW
Tel. 01633 615723

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However, she didn’t let that get in the way of the excitement of feeling a King salmon on the line for the first time in her life, boring deep astern of the boat and pumping the heavy rod with astonishing power. She was living her dream and it was proving every bit as exhilarating as she had thought it would be.
‘Er… I don’t think it’s a grilse,’ she suggested to the boatman, who continued to hover too closely, as though this old woman might fall to pieces at any moment and need rescuing from the fight. ‘By the way, I’m perfectly alright. There’s no need to

Mark inspected the pike’s head and there were two distinct marks where he had hit it. However, from his ecological training and knowledge of fish skeletal structure, he knew how hard a pike’s skull was. He also knew that pike, like eels and even carp, can survive a long time out of water, provided that their skin doesn’t dry out too much. Maybe, just maybe, this fish might have survived its experience.
He collected a keep net from the shed, placed the pike inside and put both carefully into his garden pond, making sure the netting was loose enough to allow ma

‘It’s a fish!’ cried Steve, ‘and not the one I hooked first time round. Would a big trevally take a smaller fish?’
The boatman looked doubtful and apprehensive at the same time. ‘Not unless it’s the biggest one I’ve ever seen. That’s some fish you’re playing there.’
Steve let it run for a while, occasionally winning line back and losing it again just as quickly. The tackle wasn’t really up to the job, but he was patient, and slowly he began to gain control. Even so, it was probably an hour or more before they saw the first glimpse of the fish appearing bel

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Antique Fishing Tackle, Delfryn, Silver Lane, Abergavenny, Powys, Crickhowell, NP8 1BJ, Powys
Tel. 01873 811220

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‘Nah, that’s a doctor job,’ said the skipper. ‘It’s time we went home anyway.’
The skipper opened up the boat’s two powerful diesel engines, leaving the crewmen to deal with the catch. Rope nooses were tied round the tail wrist of all three fish, which were hauled over and tied to the transom in a neat line. As they headed back to the now distant shore, nursing a very welcome cold beer, it was rather poignant to see the once vivid colours on the sailfishes’ dorsal fins gradually fade into dullness.
As they neared land, the crewman hoisted flags up to the m

Andrew shone the torch over the fence and two cows stared back at him, their eyes shining bright in the torch beam. What had happened was that Chris had decided to have a quick nap before taking on the leviathan fish, forgetting that there were cows in the field and that cows are highly inquisitive animals. He had been woken by one of them literally breathing down his neck from above. The scream and moans had been his, while the galloping hooves belonged not so much to Henry’s ghoulish riders as to the startled cow fleeing in terror from the howling human.
Ne

So the plot was hatched and Chris agreed to accompany Andrew on the quest. They went down to the lower river in the morning, when the tide was just flooding, and did a thorough recce. There were a number of small sea trout shoals lying against the far bank, some with large fish among them, although not the sort of size they had been told to expect. Then, just as the tide was stirring up the silt, they saw half a dozen fish lying close together in the shade of a line of bushes.
‘Jeeesuus!’ Chris whispered. ‘The smallest one must be 8 pounds!’ ‘What about that

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Fishing Republic, 19 Rutland St, Manchester, M27 6AU
Tel. 0161 794 8001

Harry’s Fishing Tackle, 213 Old Rd, Wigan, WN4 9QP
Tel. 01942 728532

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‘I saw it. I don’t believe it either, but I saw it. The bugger’s hooked up to Helen’s Para Dun but he’s still feeding on bloody beetles! Insane!’
George recovered his senses enough to pull in the anchor, and Brett navigated the boat around sunken tree trunks while Helen regained line. After several minutes manoeuvring, the line came free and Helen quickly regained contact with the fish, which, as though rejuvenated by the fresh intake of food, shot off on yet another energetic run and jumped clear of the water.
Helen kept it away from the trunks and finall

After hearing about the fight at first hand, he laughed down the phone.’I’mnot surethat fishwasstrictly legal.I’vebeenlookingthrough the old records, and your family gave up its salmon-netting rights in 1872…’
WORLD RECORD IN A ROWING BOAT
Catching huge sea fish from big motorboats, with powerful engines to help with the fight, is one thing, but how about taking on a marine leviathan from an open skiff with nothing more than a set of oars for propulsion?
n the early years of sea fishing, with only primitive tackle available, no one seriously considere

Barry’s instinct told him that he had more chance of success if he abandoned the direct, internal route and went instead for an exterior strategy. He opened the bathroom window and carefully plotted a suitable course, taking into account that the gravitational force on a 60-pound conger eel could very easily create havoc below if everything went pear shaped. He picked up the fish and, with extreme care, slipped it out through the window.
The eel’s progress was slowed slightly by sliding it down the roof tiles of the kitchen extension until it reached the slop

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Bonners Bait N Tackle, 114 Victoria Rd, Wallasey, CH45 2JF
Tel. 0151 638 0883

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Himalayas and Africa. There are brown trout, Atlantic and Pacific salmon, sea trout, eels, pike, mahseer, tiger fish, black marlin, tuna, bonefish, permit, tarpon and many other species. Some are tales of extraordinary events happening to ordinary people seeking nothing more than a few hours of solitude with a fishing rod. Others involve great characters and big personalities, to whom standout happenings are probably commonplace. They all embrace one central facet, though: a love of fish and fishing, and the truly wonderful places across the globe to which the s

The ghillie looked serious. ‘Let’s just say I think you’ve seen something unearthly.’
The story has no definite ending, because no one has ever dared go close enough to the standing stones to find out what goes on there after dark. The locals swear it has nothing to do with the living and, anyway, Peter says that it was not so much the visual aspect of the incident, but the intense menace of the atmosphere out on the loch that scared him the most. He was convinced that no living person could ever have conjured that up.
And so, whether the torch carriers we

Back at the camp, showered and cleanly clothed, we assembled at the bar for pre-dinner drinks and there was the tiger fish, baked and the skin taken off. Instead of eating nuts or olives, we used our fingers, African style, to pick up chunks of tiger fish from between the bones. It tasted so good in that atmosphere, with the barbeque and wood-smoke smells on the air.
They say that Africa gets into your blood and that you feel compelled to return. I will do one day, and I’ll take a modern travel rod with some more backbone, because I want a chance again at a t

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Fishing Tackle Shops in Isle of Wight

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Baitstation, Upper Yard Newbarn Farm Sun Hill, Newport, PO30 4JA
Tel. 07521 281394

East Cowes Tackle, 24 Meadow Rd, East Cowes, PO32 6HU
Tel. 01983 241041

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He suddenly saw his chance and, while Herr Schmidt looked ashore, firmly clutching the gunwales with both arms outstretched, Patrick reached his hand into the peat bag and out over the side went the first eel.
Herr Schmidt was blissfully unaware of these proceedings and was humming to himself, his gaze firmly fixed out ahead, no doubt thinking of the welcome he would receive from his loved one, who obviously shared his passion for eating eels. So Patrick took this heaven-sent opportunity and, quick as lightning, he flipped the second eel over the gunwale.

‘I’m sure it’s your fish,’ he said. ‘There’s a definite indentation on top of its skull with a smaller one just behind it, and that scar on its flank kind of looked familiar from the television. It certainly looks to me as though some idiot tried to kill it when it was younger!’
PART SIX Research and Reminiscences
THINGS AIN’T WHAT THEY USED TO BE
Runs of salmon and sea trout are nowhere near as strong on English rivers today as they were in years gone by. One man has some remarkable stories to support this observation.
ohn Slader grew up with fishin

‘Now, Murdo, whatever else you do for me this week, make sure that you put my fish on the 5 o’clock train each evening. D’you understand?’ ‘Whatever you say, Major Jackson.’
‘Your job is to box them up, ice them down for the journey and then get them on that ruddy train. Clear?’
‘Clear as day, Major Jackson. Can I suggest the Munro killer this morning?’
‘I always fish a blue charm! There’s my box; I’ve every size we’ll need, on singles and trebles, so make sure you look after them. Now, where do I start on this pool?’
‘Just follow me, Major Jackson.’

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Markham’s Fishing Tackle, 717 Woodbridge Rd, Ipswich, IP4 4NB
Tel. 01473 727841

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‘Especially the shark. People love them round here.’
The wounded crewman wandered off to find the doctor while the skipper took Peter and James, now reunited with Yvette and Rebecca, into the fishing clubhouse on the waterfront. This was colonial elegance in all its prewar splendour, freshly painted walls covered in fishing trophies, fans slowly revolving from the ceiling and waiters in white coats and gloves serving drinks. It was a complete throwback.
The beer was ice cold as well. Peter was just relishing his when he realised that there was the cast of

ROACH TO PERCH TO MONSTER PIKE
Youngsters like nothing better than experimenting with fishing techniques and learning from experience. Reading magazine articles can conjure up dreams of catching a monster; and just occasionally, the dream comes true …
n the 1960s, when boys were still allowed to go off fishing on their own, Greg and Richard were given permission to fish in a beautiful private lake in the grounds of a manor house on the border between Surrey and Sussex in southern England. They had no real idea what fish were in the lake and, at 10 years

‘Then what? You can’t cast a rock back out to sea, can you?’
‘True. Hey, I know.’ Terry started rummaging around in his tackle box. ‘I’ve got a perk in here somewhere. I bought it for that boat trip last month and never used it. There you go.’ He pulled out a long, silver-coloured and vaguely fish-shaped metal tube, with a swivel at one end and a large treble hook at the other. ‘How heavy is it?’ asked Frank. ‘About a pound, I should think.’ ‘Will his rod be able to cast it?
‘Yeah, if we’re careful. And with that shape on the perk, it’ll feel like it’s wri

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