Today we are on the boat with Robbie Northman of Savage Gear with OnTheHookFishing! In this episode we are on Robbie's stretch of water located in Northfolk Broads and the task is to catch some Pike on the Fly. Fly Fishing for Pike can be incredibly rewarding with superb sport, explosive takes and top water action. Use a balanced setup paired with a fly that imitates baitfish and you can get fantastic results from bank or boat targeting this powerful predator. If you're thinking about trying some fly fishing for Pike then you'll want some heavier gear to tackle these savage predators. First ..read more

Today we are checking out Steve Cullen's take on a Loch Leven fly, the Dawson's Honey Bear! He has big versions and skinny versions of this pattern, today he'll be tying up the skinny version! Ultimately, this pattern is a fish finder ideal early season but worth using as a search pattern year round due to it's size and vibrant colour scheme. Get a few of these tied up and try adding in different coloured bodies and get out catching! All of the materials needed to tie this fly are available from Glasgow Angling Centre as listed below, but as always, if you need any help finding mat ..read more

Think you've got a prize catch? Enter for a chance to win £150 worth of Daiwa fishing gear! It's easy - just head to our website and submit your entry HERE The winner will be revealed in Friday's Scottish Daily Record newspaper and also on our social media channels check out our Facebook , Instagram & Twitter. Make sure you're following us so you don't miss out! Rober Doolan - Brown Trout Les Hawk - Brown Trout John East - Sea Trout Tristan Olszewski - Perch Andrew Gray - Perch Stuart Ritchi ..read more

Today we are taking a look at a cool wild Brown Trout pattern called the Half Hog, tied by Steve Cullen. It's a challenging little fly to tie, but it's worth the time and effort, especially if you're intending to fish any rivers or reservoirs. The half hog is ideally fished by itself, but it can be fished in a team if need be. It works particularly well when there's a chop on the water, as it sits in that and you can see it from a good distance. If you're wanting a challenge, give this fly a go and you'll not be disappointed! All of the materials needed to tie this fly are available from&nbs ..read more

Today we are checking out the Unsinkable Dry Fly, tied by Steve Cullen! If you are wondering why it's called an unsinkable fly, it's down to how it's built and the materials involved. This fly is designed to sit on the surface in any sort of condition and similar to that of a Fidget, an old dry fly pattern, you can twitch and jerk this fly to create a lot of action on the surface, imitating a fly which has ended up stuck on the surface of the water. Get a few of these tied up ready for your next day out, they're definitely worth a cast! All of the materials needed to tie this fly are availab ..read more

The winner will be revealed in Friday's Scottish Daily Record newspaper and also on our social media channels check out our Facebook , Instagram & Twitter. Make sure you're following us so you don't miss out! Maciej Korytko Grayling Think you've got a prize catch? Enter for a chance to win £150 worth of Daiwa fishing gear! It's easy - just head to our website and submit your entry HERE Brian Wards Sturgeon Lewis Pett Bass Thomas Valenti Pike Lee Mcconville Rainbow Trout Stuart Cresswell Co ..read more

Early season Trout on the rivers is usually a mixture of opportunism, putting in the miles to be at the right place at the right time. The fish are gonna be feeding at some point and hopefully the conditions are there for you to take advantage. At this time of year March Browns and Large Dark Olives (LDOs) are the main source of a fish's diet – Many of these insects hatch in the faster water, ascending through the water column where awaiting fish mop them up. You might well start the cooler part of the day fishing nymphs in the shallow riffled water moving on to the glides as fly activity inc ..read more

Today we are taking a look at the Original MOP Fly, tied by Steve Cullen. This fly is rather controversial and it fishes very well after a flood. It's distinct look makes a lot of anglers think that there's no way this pattern will work, but it works and Steve assures us of that as well.  Part of the controversy surrounding this fly is the fact that it's mostly banned from competition venues. due to it's unnatural size, colouration and sink speed, any fish that spots this fly has never seen anything like it before and therefore strikes at it. In fact it's so good at what it does it's n ..read more

Today we are checking out the Clydesdale Stealth Jig Pike Fly, tied by none other than Paul Clydesdale! The Clydesdale Stealth Jig Pike Fly is designed for slightly deeper water that gives an exaggerated jigging action that large Pike and other predators will find hard to resist. Cast this fly out and allow it to sink to the bottom and then gently strip it through the water. Pause, allow it to drop down again and then hold on because it’s during this fall that you will feel a sudden strike! It’s a great pattern for when the fish are playing hard to get or on those sunny days where the heat fro ..read more

  Our Open Weekend's are very popular and social days but there's plenty of parking available all round the Point Retail Park. Our former neighbour See Woo is currently closed so the entire side round as far as the Toolstation is unoccupied. This expanded capacity, as well as the normal areas around the rear of the building means you shouldn't have a problem getting a space. We hold open some disabled access spots close to the building and if you are parking close to the door please make sure you're not preventing access to these. Remember we're NOT in the Glasgow LEZ! Getting to us i ..read more