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The 40th FIPS-Mouche World Fly Fishing Championship will be held in the Kuusamo and Taivalkoski regions, Finland from August 12th to 16th, 2021. The Championship will be held over 5 sessions fished at 5 venues; rivers Kitkajoki and Kuusinkijoki, as … Continue reading →

The Angling Trust is delighted to announce the 4th edition of this fantastic competition will be held on the 25th & 26th June 2022 at Draycote Water.Tickets will go on sale in the spring of 2022, but get the dates … Continue reading →

Day two, the guys are off for the first session of the day, wind has died slightly and it’s not too bright. Looking forward to seeing the catch results at noon. Out on the water for a boat check, looking … Continue reading →

Provisional results from Day 1 of the Loch-style Team Championship at Draycote Water.Overcast and a little cooler than of late and the stiff breeze presented a number of challenges but the fishing improved as the day went on…1st session produced … Continue reading →

For this event the anglers were split into two groups, with each angler fishing the same eight pegs as everyone else over two days. All fish over 20cm in length counted. The match was fully catch & release, with each fish … Continue reading →

For this event the anglers were split into two groups, with each angler fishing the same eight pegs as every other angler in their group. Each session lasted 60 mins, with anglers moving along two pegs at the end of … Continue reading →

AT TEFF has decided to cancel the scheduled Fundraisers at Rutland on 12th September and Draycote on 26th September. These will be replaced by newly formatted events at Chew on 16th / 17th October and at Draycote on 24th October … Continue reading →

The Angling Trust has announced the Loch Style Team Championship 2021 will be held at Draycote Water on the weekend of 24th & 25th July. A maximum of 16 places will be available for teams from the UK and abroad to … Continue reading →

Organiser Paul Page reports: The river was at its summer low, but despite that, the Ure produced some good results. The river is full of fry and parr, and we caught a good size range of both Trout and Grayling … Continue reading →