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http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com/blog In this 3rd and final part Tim talks about women's fly fishing in the UK and raises the controversial point that perhaps women make better fly fishermen than the men do! He also talks about trout fishing at Narborough Trout Lakes in Norfolk, UK, as well as salt water fly fishing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDEOPBkBnyk Fly Fishing in the UK | Fly Fishing in Scotland In this second part of the interview Tim Gaunt-Baker talks about the delights of fly fishing on the numerous rivers in Scotland and goes into detail about loch style fishing, which he teaches on Loch Awe in the Scottish Highlands.

http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com In this video, pt 1 of 3, Tim Gaunt-Baker (AAPGAI) from norfolkflyfishing.com gives a brief insight into the history of fly fishing in the UK and the joys of fly fishing on some of the many beautiful rivers here in England. He also talks about the clarity of water in chalk stream and free stone rivers.

http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com FLY FISHING LESSONS Tim Gaunt-Baker, AAPGAI, one of the UK's leading game angling instructors, has recently added Eyebrook Trout Fishery in the Midlands, UK, to his long list of fly fishing locations where he offers individual and group fly fishing lessons on an hourly or daily basis. He has chosen Eyebrooks Trout Fishery to teach loch style/boat fishing in the Midlands. In this video, Tim introduces you to Eyebrook Trout Fishery with a little safety tip, a lttle bit of history (apparently the vast reservoir was used by the RAF for testing the bouncing bomb and training their pilots for the dam buster raids on Nazi Germany.

http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com FLY FISHING TIPS Tim Gaunt-Baker A.A.P.G.A.I. , and Stuart Illsley offer some sound fly fishing tips particularly for the beginner fly fisherman. Tim Gaunt-Baker, one of the UK's leading game angling instructors, has recently added Eyebrook Trout Fishery in the Midlands, UK, to his long list of fly fishing locations where he offers individual and group fly fishing lessons on an hourly or daily basis. He has chosen Eyebrooks Trout Fishery to teach loch style/boat fishing in the Midlands. In this video, Tim interviews Stuart Illsley from http://www.eyebrooktackleshop.co.uk , who offers some great tips about purchasing the right fly fishing gear when you are just getting started. He suggests that you do not need to spend a fortune and indeed says that he can get you started with a well balanced rod, reel and line for about £60 ( Sept 2010). The two passionate fly fisherman discuss fly fishing, rods, fly fishing waders and the joys of tying your first fly. Stuart also talks about what he feels a good fly fishing tackle shop should offer.

http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com Fly Fishing Basics | Part 2 In part 1 of this short fly fishing basics series, Tim Gaunt-Baker talked about the synergy between the rod and the line; the meaning of the markings on the rod as well as the double taper and weight forward lines. As a fly fishing beginner, the best line to start with is a weight forward line that matches your rod. Note, you must ensure you get a well balanced rod. In this, part 2 of Fly Fishing Basics, Tim demonstrates both the correct way and the incorrect way of performing the roll cast and the overhead cast, the two building blocks of fly fishing. For a more detailed, written explanation of the fly fishing basics tutorials, go to: http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com/blog

http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com for fishing holidays or short breaks in the UK http://wwwfishingholidays.travel for fishing holidays overseas FISHING HOLIDAYS | Double Haul Casting In this video, Tim Gaunt-Baker (NorfolkFlyFishing.com) talks to Paul Grothier (FishingHolidays.travel) after a fly fishing lesson where Tim successfully taught Paul the double haul cast. After some initial challenges, Paul mastered the correct technique of this cast. Tim say's that it can often take two or three lessons to get it right but Paul picked it up very quickly. This particular lesson was held on grass rather than on the river as it is often easier to concentrate on your hands and on the line. Tim says that it is crucial to see the way your hands are working. As a fly fishing cast, the double haul creates more line speed so that you can get more distance. Paul was off to the Fraser River in Canada, fishing with a single-handed rod on one of his guided fishing holidays The double haul is the best ...

http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com Fly Fishing Basics | Part 1 A few fly fishing basics suited for all fly fishermen but really aimed at those looking for some straightforward fly fishing tips for beginners. In this video, Tim Gaunt-Baker from http://wwwnorfolkflyfishing.com talks about how to choose the right rod and line and offers some good advice on choosing a fly fishing vest as part of your basic fly fishing gear. In the follow up to this, Part 1 of fly fishing basics, Tim demonstrates the two building blocks of fly fishing: the roll cast and the overhead cast. He will show you the right and the wrong way to do it! Look out for Fly Fishing Basics | Part 2 coming soon. For further information on: Guide fly fishing trips Fly Fishing Lessons Saltwater Fly Fishing Trout Fishing Salmon Fishing Fly Fishing UK Fly Fishing Scotland Fly Fishing England and much more, check out the website or the blog at: http://www.norfolkflyfishing.com/blog