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Will Millard takes us deep into the Papuan jungle for Issue 36. An adventure where catching a fish is a matter of survival. To order a copy - fallonsangler.net/shop/ To watch Will's series, 'My Year with the Tribe', available on BBC iPlayer - bbc.co.uk/.../b0b09812/m…

'I have no idea if Dad caught anything that day because that was the point he always fell about laughing.' Kevin Parr comes to terms with his father's passing by fishing in his footsteps... To purchase Issue 36 or subscribe, visit - fallonsangler.net/shop/

'It's been a revelation. I fish more often now than I ever have and feel reborn as an angler.' Lovely to have Luke Jennings writing for us again. Wonderful words matched by superb photography from Nick Fallowfield-Cooper. Issue 36 - order or subscribe - fallonsangler.net/shop/

'Overladen with kit and expectations, the wheel returns and our very leisure resembles work. In our desperation to become more, we are endlessly reduced to less.' Dominic Garnett ponders his relationship with time and fishing. Issue 36 - subscribe here - fallonsangler.net/shop/

Enjoy a feature by fishing author and journalist, Dominic Garnett, speaking about his love of fishing and how it can impact your sense of time. This latest issue of Fallon's Angler is full of interesting information and views on #fishing.

If you are a member of group that might be interested in seeing Britains Hidden Fishes do get in touch to arrange! We have screenings this year in Devon & Cornwall. Jeremy Wade narrates this fish documentary that took 2 years to film celebrating the amazing fish in Britain.

'A hyperfocus takes over, I am oblivious to the grains of sand draining from the hourglass, and I cast my lure effortlessly into even the tiniest hole between weeds.' Garrett Fallon cheats time in order to pike fish with an old friend. Issue 36 - fallonsangler.net/shop/

'The tide tells the tale twice a day, washing out the old and flooding in the new. Streets vanish, neighbourhoods change, and everyone loses their bearings.' John Andrews shares a unique collection of fishing reels.... Purchase Issue 36 or subscribe - fallonsangler.net/shop/

'A few days later, on a sunny afternoon, we went on an expedition - in style.' Chris Yates continues his homage to Jasper in Issue 36. Purchase or subscribe - fallonsangler.net/shop/

To prove there are still some things on Twitter worth sticking around for…. Here’s one of last year’s baby adders. Freshly emerged from its first hibernation, so tiny it could coil up on a 2 pence piece… Miniature perfection.

Issue 37 is dropping through letterboxes and seems to be being well received - not least for it's smell! Here is a peek at the contents page. The usual blend of style and discipline, familiar names and fresh voices. To order a copy or subscribe, visit - fallonsangler.net/shop/

Dan Rudgley and Nick Fallowfield-Cooper spent the winter chasing a huge chub and share their diaries in Issue 37. Do people feel happier to fish with a target in mind or do they prefer to fish for the sake of fishing? Issue 37 - Purchase or Subscribe - fallonsangler.net/shop/

The boss made it down to the Test shortly before the coarse season's end. He caught plenty of fish, to a watery soundtrack, including a pike that delivered a poignant symmetry. Read 'Songlines', by Garrett Fallon, in Issue 37. To order or subscribe - fallonsangler.net/shop/

'The glory days had gone, but 2 or 3 times a season a photograph would pop up featuring an enormous roach against a familiar backdrop.' Kevin Parr seeks equilibrium in his search for a specimen roach. Issue 37 - Purchase or subscribe - fallonsangler.net/shop/

"We celebrated our new acquisition by not calling it a syndicate but the water of the very recently formed 'Golden Scale Club'." Chris Yates completes his Homage to Jasper - with imagery courtesy of Mehmet Hassan. Issue 37 - to order or subscribe visit - fallonsangler.net/shop/

We've introduced a new feature to the 'Back of the Shed' in Issue 37. Kicking off 'Seven Questions' is Joff Elphick of CREEL Podcast. If anyone has a thought as to who might answer 7 questions in future issues, we'd love to hear your ideas. Issue 37 - fallonsangler.net/shop/

John Andrews shares more memories from his archive. Snapshots of 1950's salmon fishing on the River Torridge and the allure of The Black Horse. Issue 37 - order or subscribe here - fallonsangler.net/shop/

'Those first seconds stretch in a quantum universe. It's over too soon but takes forever. This is when I switch on. This is where I am alive and aware that this is it.' Richard Meyrick reflects upon the inevitability of finality. Issue 37 - fallonsangler.net/shop/