You can see why fly fishing for predators is gaining such a following, if some of the features on pikeflyfishing.co.uk are anything to go by.
The PAC has taken on the site, and webmaster Dave Lumb has revealed the club hopes to develop it.
Ad Swier tells of a one foot fly among the lily pads on www.pikeflyfishing.co.uk:
"Slowly my feet paddle away beside the rushes and lily pads. Some are in blossom, others are deep below the surface. Bright greens and deep shadows. Every now and then a wood of pondweed appears. The better spots for pike.
"The edges of the deep standing lilies. There where the shivering darkness starts, is another hot spot, the truly unknown domain of everybody's dream fish. The huge pike, with moss on the head."
John Mees looks closer to home, with his tales of Grafham zander.
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About the PAC
The Pike Anglers' Club of Great Britain was formed in 1977 as a direct result of changing attitudes toward pike. For far too long pike had been regarded by fishery owners and some anglers as vermin, to be killed and removed at all costs. Since it's inception, the PAC has done much to drastically change this mistaken attitude and pike are now widely regarded as a positive element in the natural balance of any fishery.
Pike fishing has without doubt become one of the most specialised branches of coarse fishing. Not least in the methods of handling, unhooking and safe return of the fish once caught.
The PAC works continually for the benefit of all pike and pike anglers, we seek only to further the opportunities for pike fishing, whilst preserving all that pike fishing is all about.
We strive to protect pike from persecution by those who do not understand, or choose to ignore, the facts about the important role the pike plays in the balance of nature. We also work to promote pike conservation through safe practice by anglers.
Pike fishing has without doubt become one of the most specialised branches of coarse fishing. Not least in the methods of handling, unhooking and safe return of the fish once caught.
The PAC works continually for the benefit of all pike and pike anglers, we seek only to further the opportunities for pike fishing, whilst preserving all that pike fishing is all about.
We strive to protect pike from persecution by those who do not understand, or choose to ignore, the facts about the important role the pike plays in the balance of nature. We also work to promote pike conservation through safe practice by anglers.
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- REGION 31 SOUTH LANCS, CHANGE OF GUEST SPEAKER
- Mark and Peter Green speak in Leeds
- A one foot fly among the lily pads - fly fishing t...
- PAC takes on pike fly fishing website
- Catch up with Ackers in Co Durham
- Blog subscribers growing - why not join them
- Here comes the rain
- Catch up with Steve Ormrod in Lincoln
- North-west pike anglers overturn livebait ban
- Barrie heads to Scotland for rare talk
- Silver pike can be treasured, says coroner
- Steve Younger talks in the Midlands
- Lure boxes raise money to save bass
- Just face it pike... No-one likes you
- EA predicts bumper year for angling
- Pike fishery boss speaks in Sussex
- Tips on spooling up line without twist
- Better weather for pike fishing at last..?
- Prebaiting that big swim in the sky
- Waterways link could transform Fens
- Loch Lomond maps for pike anglers
- Make your own planer for pike fishing
- Scottish zander rumours quashed
- Dee pike don't like deads, says Dave
- The PAC and the Angling Trust
- Follow the Pike Anglers Club on Twitter
- Gord heads for 100th Windy twenty
- Angling Trust gets under way
- Spanish catfish are getting bigger
- Picture claimed to be 60lbs pike
- Freeze-up hits piking latest
- Accidental angler flosses Thames pike
- Skaters take to the f-f-frozen Fens
- RA 31 Change of Speakers
- A 20lbs fly-caught pike on the radio
- Ouse lost a boat before Christmas..?
- Mark Green and Peter Green at RA 31
- A New Year's message from the PAC
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