Post by Lighthouse on Apr 6, 2006 8:36:36 GMT -5
For anyone visiting Cornwall this summer and looking for some fishing that's as close to wild as it's possible to get in a stocked fishery then Stithians is well worth a visit.
Set in a moorland environment with its granite boulders and rocky shoreline it's more akin to a highland loch than the soft and gentle contours of a Rutland, Grafham etc.
I admit I'm biased - it's where I started fly fishing in 1968 and I've just spent a happy couple of days there pretending to be 16 again!
Set in a moorland environment with its granite boulders and rocky shoreline it's more akin to a highland loch than the soft and gentle contours of a Rutland, Grafham etc.
I admit I'm biased - it's where I started fly fishing in 1968 and I've just spent a happy couple of days there pretending to be 16 again!
