We have a now have an Urban riverfly underlay mat available! You can slot in different segments of the circle to match the invertebrates in your sample.
Please follow the link below to download for free!
Underlays — The Riverfly Partnership (https://t.co/5JN98ejXNa)
A fantastic close up of a Caseless Caddis to end the working week!
As summer approaches, we are looking forward to hearing all about your surveys this year!
Do you have any tips for those new to RMI days?
#RiverflyMonitoring#Entomology#Summer #2024 #Volunteer#CitizenScience
Fishing the Noe yesterday (8/7/20): After all the rain; high, fast, coloured and turbid and 10.0ºC. Fish however obliged with all but one of the ten fish (I stop at ten) taking one of my "Usual Suspects" here, no preference for colour. @pfac1861@WildTroutTrust#flyfishing
Who's Afraid of the Big .. Bad .. Wulff - With the Mayfly season just about to get into full swing across the country, we thought it was a good time to slightly revamp our Barbless Wulff Selection. https://t.co/jiLzjycP8H
Fancy a Brew? As a fly angler, you will appreciate the finer things in life. The gentle gurgle of water as the river passes by on its way through the landscape, the occasional soft splash as fish feed, oh yes, and a lovely hot brew in your favourite mug. https://t.co/OgkEF3or6q
With prolonged hot, dry weather continuing, it's a good time to have a read about how temperature affects the fish we catch. This article from our Freshwater Team could help you catch more fish and promotes good fish care. https://t.co/Fd4xQcl7NI
First day out on the Noe and nice to see our wild rainbow 🌈 doing well, one of two rainbows today, plus a number of brownies. @AnglingTrust@WildTroutTrust
We will start the season on Weds 13th May 2020. Remember; only travel to fish on your own, abide by current guidelines on social distancing, bring hand sanitiser and use it before and after signing on/off, and using gates and stiles.
Do not fish if you have symptoms of Covid-19.
Hatch Chat - Olive Upright - The Olive Upright (Rhithrogena semicolorata) is a member of the Heptageniidae family - The Heptageniidae are a family of mayflies with over 500 described species. These flies are generally rather small with two long tails. https://t.co/FA9WhzvImY
Sir Charles Walker MP will be talking to Nigel Botherway about our #whenwefishagain proposals on Talksport 2 this Sunday on "Fisherman's Blues". You can listen from 6.00am on any DAB radio or via the talkSPORT app. @talkSPORT
One for Popeye ... Ultimate Olives - Welcome to this weeks email, where we have a fantastic Olive Selection. We also have a new podcast, so you can now hear us as well as read about us (not sure that's a good thing though!). Read on McDuff ... https://t.co/V3btKyn7vV
Hatch Chat - Large Brook Duns are found in the more upland parts of the UK. The nymphs like rocky, boulder-strewn rivers. Their preferred habitats are acidic rivers flowing over bedrock and boulders because their nymphs live under stones. https://t.co/RrjDfvsLeA
New Podcast alert. Our first attempt, so be kind! Find us on Spotify (coming soon to iTunes) you can also listen here: https://t.co/JOKeHcflee #barblessflies#dontsayerrtoomuch https://t.co/m9j75WLQvn