For those of you whom want to see the title sequences for Wild Fisherman, follow these links.

Hope you enjoy them!

For a while now I have been inundated with requests to provide equipment to charitable angling causes and to make appearances to visit sick adults and children. It is very difficult for me to deal with them since I have limited resources. I am pleased to announce, however that I am going to be linking up with the Dreamstore Foundation. Further details to follow.

I have been receiving quite a few enquiries about guided trips in the coming months and also whether I will be doing any joint trips with Mick Brown. The answer is that I will be doing a limited amount of guiding and I will also be working with Mick. Details of the one to one trips can be found on this site. Those whom wish to book both myself and the Duke should write with details of when and for how many days. All enquiries will be dealt with via the ‘contact us’ link on the website.

Wild Fisherman has been bought by Discovery television and is likely to be screened both in the UK and across Europe in the next few months. There are two series of Wild Fisherman, four episodes in series one from Mozambique and four episodes in series 2 from Norway.

The shows are one hour long and are filmed in full HD. Without doubt, they are different to any of the shows I have made in the past and of far superior quality. The fishing styles are sport fishing techniques using spinning and fly fishing kit both on the ocean and fresh water. The idea behind Wild Fisherman is ‘uncaught fish from inspiring landscapes’ and the series we shot certainly fits the bill.

Those whom prefer hard-core coarse fishing shows will be pleased to hear that Discovery have commissioned me to make a new six-part series titled 24 hour Rod Race.

Updates are available from Discovery television but when I hear news of broadcast dates I will post them.