Using science to lower the barriers to entry and enjoyment of fly fishing
I ventured out to Llyn Du-bâch on Sunday. While the wind was cool and from the north east, the sun had finally made an appearance and I hoped that the sun would trump the cold wind and get the insect … Continued
The heather fly (Bibio pomonae), sometimes referred to as the red-thighed St. Marks fly, is a fly (Diptera) in the family Bibionidae which is distributed across much of Europe and northern Asia. In southern Europe it is restricted to higher altitudes. … Continued