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One of the many workshops held by our organisation, to ensure that you receive some of the best quality tuition currently available. You will see many of our members at the major Game Fairs and shows delivering many of the casting demonstrations, why not come along and visit us, we will be more than happy to help.

I am a great believer that the Snake Roll cast is definitely a cast to add to your fishing armoury. Unfortunately this cast has had some bad press in the past, and has been labeled as a fancy platform cast, but believe me when I tell you that it is a very useful fishing cast that allows you to deliver a fly to a running fish very quickly, (and as you know running fish are not the best of takers). So by being able to place the fly into a new position, and into the fishes field of vision very quickly, you are offering yourself an additional opportunity to make contact with a fish that would generally be gone in an instant. Also, (and you can see this for yourself) this cast will cause much less disturbance on the water than you will get when executing a Double Spey (fact). This is not a difficult cast to learn, and it is well worth putting it into practice when you get the opportunity.

Talk to us at the Game Fairs, and let us know how we can help you You will see me and my colleagues at some of the Game Fairs again this year, so why not come along and have a chat. We will be happy to tell you about our joint venture that is The Complete Angling Experience and to answer any questions you may have with regard to your own personal requirements.

A typical Borderlines Day

For many years one of my main stream objectives within the sport of angling has been the Introduction of youngsters to all of the benefits it provides and to hopefully impress upon them the importance of the environment in which we all live, and because of this I was, for many years, involved with an organisation, set up by me and my colleagues, known as Borderlines. One of the objectives of Borderlines was to bring many more youngsters into the sport of angling at no cost whatsoever to themselves. This proved to be very successful over many years, and the feedback from the schools and other organisations we were involved with, has been fantastic. Our Borderlines project has now ended, but hopefully our legacy will continue via the Nith district fishery board who were instrumental in the continuation of this passion in the latter years of Borderlines. Keep up the good work guys!