The South West Fly Fair makes a welcome return to Roadford Lake on Sunday 22 February.
The fair is hosted by charity South West Lakes Trust at Roadford Lake, between Launceston and Okehampton. The event is always a highlight in the Westcountry’s angling calendar and this year’s is not to be missed!
Throughout the day there will be fly tying and casting demonstrations, ‘have a go’ fly tying rooms and several talks by a range of experts including world champion fly caster Hywel Morgan and Shaun Leonard, Director of the Wild Trout Trust.
Returning favourite, expert Charles Jardine will be giving a casting demonstration – a must see for all attendees, whether you are newcomers to the sport or experienced anglers.
Trade stands will be selling new and used tackle and equipment and food and drink will be available at the onsite café.
The event runs from 10am to 3pm. South West Lakes Trust’s Head of Fisheries, Leon Fisher, said: “This year’s Fly Fair is set to be an amazing event with lots of activities on offer for the whole family. We have some fantastic guests lined up with world class knowledge of the sport. Attendees are in for a real show, whether you are an experienced fly angler or you are just starting out.”
Book in advance to avoid disappointment. Entry is £7 for adults (£10 on the door) and free for under 18s. Entry includes car parking and a raffle ticket. Tickets are available from https://www.swlakestrust.org.uk/Event/south-west-fly-fair-trout-2026.
All attendees to the event will be offered a 10% season ticket discount.
