Gallery:
England Youth Fly Fishing Team 2008
24th Youth International Held On Lough Conn
Ed Field with his first stalked Fallow Deer.
To protect the existing flora and fauna from enormous damage caused by the Fallow Deer, a culling programme must take place each year. Without this necessary culling, disease amongst the herd would certainly spread and it is imperative that a good herd structure is maintained.
Photograph taken on the Hamptworth Estate.
Ed Field with his second stalked Fallow Deer.
Ed Field
Fishing the Bushmans River Kenton on Sea
South Africa.
25/10/2007
25/10/2007
England Youth Fly-Fishing Team 2007
England wins Bronze
Pictured below the England Team
Winners: Scotland Gold, Ireland Silver and England Bronze
England Youth Fly-Fishing Team 2007
England 2007 Team Captain Tom Cooper Centre,
Vice Captain Ed Field Left With Josh Fenton Right
Bill Field with son Edward.
Ed was part of the 2007 English Youth Flyfishing Team winning Bronze.
2007 International held at Lake Menteith Scotland.
Ed Field with his Grampy well known Wye angler Grahame Ford
Ed fishing the fly round on the Wye's famous Cadora Pool
Ed using a 15 foot d/handed fly rod on the Cadora Pool
Bill Field centre presenting the MacNab Challenge Shield.
Bill's daughter Jessica with her first rod caught fish.
A Wrasse caught in Benodet France
Jessica Riding "Tops" 2/02/2008
Jessica riding "Topps" 26/01/2008
Tor Brewer in action at Blenheim Palace 2007
HIGHLEADON – 12 year old advanced event gelding homebred by my mother who jointly owns him with me . He is being prepared for Badminton this spring; he starts his eventing at Gatcombe on Easter Saturday followed by runs at Burnham Market in Norfolk and Belton Park in Lincolnshire. He has competed all over England and in Germany and Ireland – he was 8th at Punchestown three day event. Highleadon is my most experienced ride this season.
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Bill Field caught the first recorded pike out of Chew Valley. Bill and boat partner Allan Phillips were drifting across East bay when Bill who was fishing a team of small lures hooked what he thought was a good brownie, eventually catching site of the fish he realized it was a pike. When leaving his return of, four rainbows and a pike, staff at Bristol Water thought it was one his jokes. The pike was sent away to be examined. Results showed the fish had a treble hook already lodged in its throat and had been put into the reservoir.
Bill Field fishing Rutland Water 1984.
Picture taken by boat partner Geoff Lambert of Bristol. |
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