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By Tim Baldwin
Unfortunately this fine weather was not to last. A few weeks later the weather changed for the worse and it started to rain, and rain, and...you guessed it, RAIN. This had a drastic effect on the fishing. Firstly the smaller streams were being soiled by the dirty water flowing into them and the larger streams and rivers were thus also being dirtied and the water levels rose so that fishing became virtually impossible. By mid-May the rain had stopped and the water levels started to decline. Although the small streams and river were still no go the larger rivers in the area were remained fishable.
About Tim:Born in London, England, age 34, 1.5 kids 2nd due in 6 weeks). Been fishing since the age of 6 or 7. First day fishing was at a location called Fishers Green in Essex. Dad didn't catch anything, I kept catching Barbel. From there was hooked. Progressed into Fly Fishing as I found Coarse a bit on the boring side. I am hyperactive so I don't like sitting around waiting. I am the more Pro-Active type.Moved to the Czech Republic in 2001 and started a British Travel Company (Prague Tours (UK) Ltd) of which Czech Coarse & Fly Fishing is a subsidiary, designed my first web sites which have now evolved into what they are today. See www.czechflyfishing.cz.
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