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To borrow a line from the author and keen angler Jonathan Raban, hanging a "gone fishing" sign on the door is like announcing to the world that you have retreated to your own private Tahiti. Sutherland is my Tahiti: remote, wild, achingly beautiful - somewhere I can get lost in the hill lochs for a few days. I take a tent and will eat the trout I (hope to) catch and then repair to the hotel on Loch Inchard for a proper meal, a bath and bed.
There is a special school holiday in the village of Oughterard, on the west coast of Ireland, that they call Mayfly week. May is the best month to fish for the red-fleshed Corrib trout, and the village takes on a festival atmosphere at this time as fishermen descend on the town to go "dapping". This local custom involves hooking a live mayfly on your line and suspending it on the water's surface to lure the hungry trout. Before the holiday became official, classrooms would empty every year as enterprising children bunked off to catch hatching flies and sell them in boxes to fishermen. Rather than police the truancy, the local schoolboard decided to go with the flow and give the kids an official holiday. Very Irish.
"Then away to the heart of the deep unknown, where the trout and the wild moose are. Where the fire burns bright, and the tents gleam white, under the northern star" (Albert Bigelow Paine, The Tent Dwellers, 1908). I had long dreamed of staying in a log cabin in the backwoods of North America, Jack London-style, idling my days away flicking out a fly in search of brook trout. The Tusket River lies in the Tobeatic wilderness: deep, deep forest and home to black bear as well as moose. Take a guide - you do not want to get lost here. Accommodation is modelled on the great hunting lodges of the turn of the century - huge spruce logs and chiselled granite.
4. River Lochy, Queenstown, New Zealand
Queenstown is the self-proclaimed adrenalin sports capital of the world, and while some people may raise an eyebrow at the mention of fly-fishing in the same sentence as steely-nerved bungee jumping, this is undoubtedly the high-octane end of the sport. There are only two ways into the Lochy River - by helicopter or by boat across Lake Wakitipu. Sheltering beneath trees and behind rocks in the gin clear waters that run through the folds of the Eyre Mountains, the wild brown and rainbow trout grow to thumping great sizes, although they are notoriously skittish. Local guide essential
5. River Lanio, Swedish Lapland
Another hypnotic slice of wilderness. Salmon, sea trout and grayling glide through fast-flowing glacial waters.
6. River Moyola, Northern Ireland
The river rises in the rolling Sperrin mountains and meanders through moorland and meadows, but you are only 40 minutes from Belfast here. At Castledawson, it runs behind a council estate flying the union flag, but put the Troubles behind you and push on upstream beyond the bridge: you will soon be enveloped by high hedgerows and small-holding Ireland again. Good for wee brown trout and local dollaghan. Stock up on potato cakes from Ditty's Home Bakery in the town to tide you over till dinner.
The Peak District is close to my heart - I grew up nearby - and, for my money, Monsal Head offers the most scenic fishing spot in England. The river threads its way through a deep and narrow gorge and there is no finer place to be on an early summer morning than casting a fly from the bank to a rising wild brownie, the red spots on its flank flashing in the sunlight. In the evening, when you emerge from the darkening valley via the vertiginous winding lane, enjoy the view over a pint at the Monsal Head Hotel.
8. River Teifi, Wales
Long gone are the days when the rivers of Wales were bible black with pollution. Now even the Taffy around the Millennium Stadium boasts a good head of fish. But the real prize is sea trout, sewin, and the Teifi around Lampeter and Llandysul positively boils with them. Only trouble is you have to catch them in the dead of night, which makes casting tricky, but it all adds to the alchemy.
It's good to dream ... this is the holy grail for fly-fishermen. The end of the rainbow at the bottom of the world, it costs a king's ransom to organise, but ticks all the right boxes for walloping fish, scenery and adventure. Maybe one day.
10. Ports Ratu, West Java, Indonesia. beach Malimping, and Binuangeun, Ujung Kulon and seas around Krakatau, Banten.
Additional: Indonesia is a paradise for anglers, many natural place is great for fishing his affection no infrastructure support facilities. only a few places that have started in the governance you can visit at
1. Ports Ratu, West Java, beach Malimping, and Binuangeun, Ujung Kulon and seas around Krakatau, Banten.
Fishing spot with the best fishing infrastructure in Indonesia, in Malimping and Binuangeun, Lebak district of Banten available fishing boat equipped with GPS and Fish finder with the best and experienced crew. Was a favorite of anglers Jakarta and its surroundings, in this same place often held fishing tournaments eg there is competition at the prestigious Queen's Harbour Indonesia, President Cup Fishing Tournament. While there is competition in Binuangeun Nusantara Fishing Tournament, including IFT Fishing Tournament which has several times held in Binuangeun
2. The seas around the island to island Karimunjawa around Madura, East Java.
Various types of fish, mackerel, snapper, and tuna giant travelly you can hunt here
3. South Bali Sea principally in clusters around Ceningan and Lembongan.
fishing tourism infrastructure is adequate, a favorite place for popping, jigging, trolling, and the surf was fairly calm.
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