Angling Dreams and Adam Fisher have taken part in the production of several TV programmes and are often seen in the pages of Improve Your Coarse Fishing Magazine. Below are a selection of features from the last few years - click the image or the green highlighted links for the full version.

Article on the Wye and Usk Passport with the late & great Kev Green

I was fortunate to meet Kev on several occasions, either helping out on other features or fishing with him on a piece he wrote on the Wye and Usk Passport. One of the nicest people I've ever met and my thanks and thoughts will always be with him for getting the ball rolling with the string of features that follow. Kev believed in me, and I'd like to think I'm making the most of the opportunities he created for me in the short space of time I knew him.

Floater fishing the Hidden Lakes

Trelough Pool is full of carp, roach and bream. It fishes well on the float with corn and bread, and if you can get them on the surface it's a very satisfying pool to catch carp on dog biscuits or crust. I love it here, and so does my girlfriend! It's a lovely spot for a picnic and for just spending the day in the rolling Herefordshire countryside. Fish it here.

Trotting for chub on one of Angling Dreams' syndicate waters

I love trotting for chub, especially if I can get the waders on and get into the water with them. I tend to use only bread, and armed with a chubber float and size 2 hook there's no greater feeling than watching the float bury at 50 yards, striking into a "thump, thump, thump". Please take care when wading, and if in any doubt, don't!

Warwickshire Avon perch 

Sometimes when the Wye floods I am grateful, one of the reasons being I am forced to fish on the Severn or the Warks Avon! If I'm not feeling in the mood for being frustrated senseless by the dropped runs or hook pulls from zander on the Severn, I'll head up to the Avon in search of perch. I spent a lot of time here with some good fishing buddies back in my University days - I love going back to the old haunts, especially when the residents are still putting in an appearance.

Trotting for grayling on the stunning river Irfon

End of river coarse season tips 2015

Float Fishing for barbel on the Wye

Wild carp fishing at Pant Y Llyn

To fish here, head to the Wye and Usk Foundation website. Pant y Llyn is a magical place and one I like to visit at least once a year. Corn and bread is all you need for bait, and if it's not windy the float is the perfect method. If fishing with friends we like to take a rod each and just fish a light bomb with a size 14 tipped with corn. Turn the clutch down and wait for it to rattle off with one of these hard fighting carp attached to the end. Don't forget your camera, and your lunch!

Trotting Welsh rivers

Click the link to read my take on trotting Welsh rivers in the autumn - Wild Fishing Wales Ezine

Chub tips from the "experts"

Here's a few quality tips to help you with your chub fishing.

Stillwater chub on one of Angling Dreams' hidden pools

These might be the best looking chub in the country. Hard work in the crystal clear water, but they are well worth the torment when you get to see one out of their watery home. There's some nice tench in here too - link to booking fishing here will follow.

Grayling fishing the Irfon

Fishing the Irfon is like fishing a scene out of Lord of the Rings. We love it up the Irfon (!) and it contains some very special fish too. Make sure you take felt soled waders, and be sure to explore varying depths and speeds to catch what I think are one of the moodiest species in our waters - grayling. Tip - sweetcorn often picks out the biggest fish.

Trotting the River of Dreams!

Angling Times front cover March 2015

Willow Pool with Martin Bowler

Fishery of the week!

Bomb or feeder for barbel?

The secrets of farm ponds