Thursday 22 January 2009

Learn to Fly-Fish on Holiday in Wales

Fly Fishing for Beginners Holiday in Wales with Warner Leisure Hotels. There are few more artistic sports than fly fishing. Watching an experienced fly fisherman cannot fail to intrigue and fascinate you. The action of casting itself is intricate and almost balletic and to see a fish being patiently reeled in is to witness an ancient battle between man and nature.

Fly fishing has a long and proud history. It was first described in literature some 2,000 years ago and the modern version is believed to have begun in Scotland as long ago as the 15th century.


It certainly looks complicated and its dedicated followers spend years perfecting their technique, but it is a skill that can be acquired, even by complete beginners – as our expert tutor Derek Turner will demonstrate. And of course it’s a sport where the spoils of victory include a delicious meal of freshly caught fish!

We have some fine fishing waters close by to the Castle and, after a morning’s indoors session learning basics such as how to tie and cast, Derek will take you for an afternoon of fly fishing under his expert guidance. The next day, after video analysis of your technique, you’ll go for a further afternoon’s fishing to apply all the lessons you have learned.

All fishing equipment will be provided: you will just need to bring along suitable waterproof clothing, sunglasses and a hat.
To ensure you receive the intensive tuition needed, the group is small in size - so book early to avoid disappointment.

BODELWYDDAN CASTLE HOTEL, Bodelwyddan, Denbighshire, North Wales. LL18 5YA This magnificent Grade II listed castle forms a unique part of the North Wales landscape, with views stretching to the coastline. This dramatic castle is the setting for many of The National Portrait Gallery’s Victorian paintings. For something more active, you can try archery or tennis and, of course, enjoy strolling in the castle’s extensive parkland and gardens.

HIGHLIGHTS
  • National Portrait Gallery
  • Four-rink indoor Bowls
  • Beautiful woodland walk
  • Near Snowdonia National Park
ACTIVITIES
  • Four-rink indoor Bowls Archery
  • Croquet
  • Rifle Shooting
  • Yoga and Pilates
RESTAURANT AND BARS
  • St David's Restaurant
  • The Lowther Hall Cabaret Room
  • Lowther Bar
  • Bowlshall Bar
  • Gallery and Elwy Bars
HEALTH FACILITIES
  • Heated indoor pool
  • Health Suite with plunge pool
  • Sauna and steam room
  • Tropicarium
  • Fitness studio
  • DeclĂ©or Health and Beauty Treatments [for a small supplement]
NORTH WALES ATTRACTIONS
  • Conwy Castle
  • Great Orme Country Park
  • Llandudno Pier
  • Caernarfon Castle
DIRECTIONS
From the M6 - Exit the M6 at Junction 19a and follow the M56 to Chester/North Wales. Take the A55 to North Wales. Bodelwyddan Castle is directly off Junction 25 of the A55.


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