The Stillwater Fly Anglers Almanac Cane and Silk Grayling were once thought of

Grayling were once thought of as a pest and were removed from rivers all across the UK - in the misguided thought that they interfered with spawning trout

Four different colour of quills have been used: Light Olive

allowing better presentation of small flies

A very effective method to fish these is to let the wind push the fly line around and look for a twitch in the line as an indication that a fish has taken the fly

We are supplying 2 x 15ft 'White Label' Tapered Leaders

The Stillwater Fly Anglers Almanac Cane and Silk Grayling were once thought ofSuccessful stillwater fishing is all about observation carefully watching what is happening all around you, and then translating this information into your choice of fly. As always there is no substitute for experience, but there are a few shortcuts you can use to help you gain that experience quicker. This book helps you with gaining experience (and knowledge) quickly. It identifies, for each month of the year, what you should be looking for and