We’re pleased to announce that the Fishing Tv is now available to Virgin Media customers in the UK, for 360 and Stream subscribers. The app can be found in the app section of the Virgin Media console, or by using the voice search on the remote and saying ‘Fishing TV’. Existing Fishing TV subscribers can simply login and new customers can create accounts in app. The post Fishing TV now available on Virgin Media appeared first on Fishing TV ..read more

This week sees the release of our new and much improved mobile apps on iOS and Android which have included many suggestions from users over the years. New Features Offline Playback – Download any video into the app and watch offline. Manage your downloads in your Library. Chromecast and Airplay enabled – both Apps have Chromecast built in now with Airplay also enabled in iOS Ratings and Reviews – are now included on videos. To add your own reviews please do so on the website Suggested Videos – Alongside each videos are suggested videos that you might like New Design and UI – Easy and quick to ..read more

  As of today Fishing TV is discontinuing the Pay Per View side of our service and will continue to operate as a subscription only platform. Focusing our offering in this way, will help us bring you more new shows and exclusive content as we move forward. What this means for you now You will no longer be able to purchase Top Up packages. You will be able to continue to Rent and Buy shows until Tuesday 1st March 2022 with your existing credit balance. Any shows that you have bought or rented previously will continue to be accessible in your library indefinitely. Best of all, we are now e ..read more

Fishing is thankfully, once again back on the agenda for many of us, and fly anglers are hitting the water everywhere, so we decided to review an essential piece of kit, new wader brand, iWader. Billed as the world’s first elastic waders, iWader have hit the scene in the last 12 months and brought a new, and very affordable option for those looking for a new pair of stockingfoot waders. Sponsors of the World Fly Fishing Championships in 2019, these waders are already establishing a foothold in a market flooded with numerous pricier options. Waders are just one of those fishing items, I pe ..read more

With fishing opening up all over the UK, I thought it would be a good idea to have a look at some of the salmon flies that I like to use during a typical season on the Queen of rivers, the River Tweed. This most famous of all salmon rivers, borders England and Scotland flowing from source to sea for 98 miles, and offers fantastic fly water throughout its length.  I have personally been fishing the Tweed for 35 years now and a lot has changed over that time. Most notably, has been the change in the running pattern of the fish, together with a substantial decline in their overall numbers. A ..read more

We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new Refer a Friend feature for Monthly Subscribers of Fishing TV, which you can now find in your Account page of the website. By referring your friends to sign up and become Monthly subscribers, you can earn FREE renewals on your own subscription. There’s no upper limit on how many people you can refer, and no limit on the number of FREE renewals you therefore earn,  the only condition is that you must be an active subcriber (not under a a Free Trial period) and that the person you refer pays for a minimum of 1 month. Currently the Refer a Frien ..read more

So why am I compelled to tell you that you just need to put fly fishing for sea trout in Argentina on your bucket list? Well, having spent 35 years chasing  Salmon all over the world, Sea Trout were for me, a welcome by-catch, appreciated but not particularly cherished. A few summer evenings spent fishing for Sea Trout on the River Tweed were always an enjoyable addition to the main event, but truthfully, I always had Salmon on the brain. My best fly caught sea trout stood at a more than respectable 8lb, good, but not exactly outstanding. So when a good friend asked me in 2017 if I wanted to j ..read more

Spring is in the air and for me, that means one thing, its time to start thinking about Tench fishing again. In the ‘old days’ of a total close season, when the coarse fishing gear went away for three months from mid-March to mid-June to be replaced by either sea tackle, a fly outfit or, god forbid, decorating equipment, us anglers went directly from winter to summer fishing. Our prime target for the first day, the Glorious 16th (of June), or whenever we could escape work, was invariably Tench. What we didn’t realise then was this was actually a bit late and even as the season drew to a close ..read more

Look around you people… we live in worrying times just now and it seems no matter what we do with restrictions and preventive measures, nature is suffering big time, and especially our wild salmon! The world is losing plant and animal species at an alarming rate of knots and now more than ever it seems that fish are having the hardest time of them all. As anglers we need to be sure that we are doing our part in order to help with fish stocks for future generations. Just think of how often you hear the older anglers talk of the vast numbers of fish that could be found in our seas, rivers and la ..read more

Fly fishing is a passion, a true lifestyle choice, once you try it and have a little modicum of success, there’s an old saying, you’re ‘hooked for life’! To make the most of this awesome sport you need to be sure that the little amount of fur and feather on the end of the line appeals to your quarry! So to make life a little easier for you guys here are our Top 10 Fishing Flies You Cannot Live Without! 1. Pheasant Tail Nymph This simple little pattern is one that has found favour the whole world over, and rightly so. Its basic construction is such that almost anyone can tie it, one feather ..read more