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005.jpg Gunslick Gun Dri Water Repellent4064 x 2704
 
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001.jpg Gore-Tex socks. £24.99. 8011 Rocky GoreTex Soc. 100% waterproof , Breathable and Windproof - The Gore lining has an outer layer providing abrasion resistance and long wear.Designed to be worn over regular socks, they fit snug to protect your feet even if your shoes are completely soaked. Used for years by the US Military, this durable sock is perfect for almost any type of outdoor activity. With Rocky GoreTex socks, your feet are Guaranteed to keep dry, warm and comfortable. 100% waterproof , Breathable and Windproof - The Gore lining has an outer layer providing abrasion resistance and long wear. Designed to be worn over regular socks, they fit snug to protect your feet even if your shoes are completely soaked. Used for years by the US Military, this durable sock is perfect for almost any type of outdoor activity. With Rocky GoreTex socks, your feet are Guaranteed to keep dry, warm and comfortable. Distributor is ULC 0118 926 2491 www.ulc.co.uk1050 x 1575
 
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025.jpg Llandridod Wells-based Sporting Products sells foxshooting equipment including scopes and these camouflage boots for £88. he says:
 
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004.jpg Turkish stone fly pattern from a fishing shop in Istanbul. 2012 x 1688ARTICLE ABOUT THE DEPUTY MAYOR OF ISTANBUL’S FISHING TRIP TO SUTHERLAND BY CHARLIE JACOBY 07850 195353 charlie@imags.comHEAD: Fishing a tas sinekleriSTANDFIRST: Charlie Jacoby joins the deputy mayor of Istanbul on a trout trip to Scotland to try out a Turkish stone fly patternThere’s a long tradition of foreign trout flies doing well in Sutherland hill lochs. Lee Wulff invented his Gray Wulff for the Adirondacks. Dick Walker produced his Walker’s Mayfly Nymph for what he called “smaller stillwaters”. Both are essentials in any Sutherland fly box. But what were the fish to make of the offerings from Turkey?Turkish trout fishing is as well-kept a secret as Iranian trout fishing was ten years ago. The highlands around the Tevs Valley near Erzerum yield fish of up to 5lb. And Tankut Gundogar came to Sutherland armed with the kinds of flies which can, properly placed, deal with fish like that. The question for us was whether those flies could deal with those fishes’ Scottish cousins.Tankut Gundogar is deputy mayor of Istanbul and, for many years, has spent his holidays in Scotland, mainly at Luss on Loch Lomondside. He is fanatical about all things Scottish, has his own kilt, and has a fine collection of Scottish football strips pinned up on his bedroom wall. He has a wide range of friends in Istanbul and elsewhere in Turkey who feel a close affinity with Scottish culture.In June, Tankut went with his friend Charlie Hughes for a couple of days to the Rhiconich Hotel in the far north-west. He brought with him a selection of flies from his own country. Charlie has fished for many years at the next-door Scourie Hotel and knows the area well. Scourie hotel guests fish some of the Rhiconich water. Charlie is a Scots-trained architect, born in Dundee, who works with the Mayor’s Office in Istanbul on sustainable development as Turkey prepares for European membership. On a social level, Charlie and
 
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002.jpg Turkish stone fly pattern from a fishing shop in Istanbul. 1904 x 1772ARTICLE ABOUT THE DEPUTY MAYOR OF ISTANBUL’S FISHING TRIP TO SUTHERLAND BY CHARLIE JACOBY 07850 195353 charlie@imags.comHEAD: Fishing a tas sinekleriSTANDFIRST: Charlie Jacoby joins the deputy mayor of Istanbul on a trout trip to Scotland to try out a Turkish stone fly patternThere’s a long tradition of foreign trout flies doing well in Sutherland hill lochs. Lee Wulff invented his Gray Wulff for the Adirondacks. Dick Walker produced his Walker’s Mayfly Nymph for what he called “smaller stillwaters”. Both are essentials in any Sutherland fly box. But what were the fish to make of the offerings from Turkey?Turkish trout fishing is as well-kept a secret as Iranian trout fishing was ten years ago. The highlands around the Tevs Valley near Erzerum yield fish of up to 5lb. And Tankut Gundogar came to Sutherland armed with the kinds of flies which can, properly placed, deal with fish like that. The question for us was whether those flies could deal with those fishes’ Scottish cousins.Tankut Gundogar is deputy mayor of Istanbul and, for many years, has spent his holidays in Scotland, mainly at Luss on Loch Lomondside. He is fanatical about all things Scottish, has his own kilt, and has a fine collection of Scottish football strips pinned up on his bedroom wall. He has a wide range of friends in Istanbul and elsewhere in Turkey who feel a close affinity with Scottish culture.In June, Tankut went with his friend Charlie Hughes for a couple of days to the Rhiconich Hotel in the far north-west. He brought with him a selection of flies from his own country. Charlie has fished for many years at the next-door Scourie Hotel and knows the area well. Scourie hotel guests fish some of the Rhiconich water. Charlie is a Scots-trained architect, born in Dundee, who works with the Mayor’s Office in Istanbul on sustainable development as Turkey prepares for European membership. On a social level, Charlie and
 
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045.jpg Paul Douglas of Hertfordshire with Sako 75 in .30-06 calibre. He has a Schmidt and Bender 8x56 scope. Usually stalks roe, muntjac fallow and chinese water deer.2304 x 3456
 
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027.jpg Cheap glassWhy buy one expensive set of binos when you can buy a cheap one each year and trash it? Alistair Macgregor looks at the optics at the bottom end of the marketDrop your Swarovski, your Zeiss or your Leica binos into deep water, watch them sink and you will regret it. There goes the thick end of £1,000 – or more. If it flashes through your mind that at least they are waterproof, perhaps your regret will grow more profound. Drop any of the optics listed here in the drink and you can laugh it off relatively quickly. These are the Bic biros of glass, the disposable end of what is generally an expensive product.Alan and Elaine Dyson of D&E Optics in Barnsley sell binoculars from Optical Hardware, which ranges in price from £1,300 down to £20. Alan says that a lot of stalkers don’t bother with expensive brands of binoculars that last a lifetime when they can buy cheap every year. “A lot of our stalkers in South Yorkshire like to come in at the start of the season and buy a cheap pair of 7x50s – a good size for low light,” he says. “There are no bad binoculars any more – there are just binoculars and better binoculars.”The Hawke Blackwatch and the Visionary Classic are comparable. Both 10x50 and with an almost identical field of view, the Blackwatch has an RRP of £XX and the Classic £XX. You have to hold the Blackwatch’s rubber eyecups away from your eyes to get a clear picture, which is annoying. Its advantage over the Visionary Classic is that it feels more robust. The Classic is more compact and is good for anyone who likes rubber armouring with knobbly bits. The optics themselves are adequate for all but the kind of low light in which products ten times the price start to perform.Both waterproof, these are probably the top end of the binoculars on this page. The Luger (right) is 10x42 and priced at £XX. The Nikula 8x42 is less than £100. The Nikula has the smoothest and most intuitive focus of all optics here. Its twist-out eye cups do twist back
 
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032.jpg Tasco waterproof 10x25UK Distributor: Garlands Ltd. www.garlands.uk.com912 x 990
 
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006.jpg Maxine Elkin shoots a Merkel KR1 in .243 with Hawke scope
 
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007.jpg Maxine Elkin shoots a Merkel KR1 in .243 with Hawke scope
 
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003.jpg Maxine Elkin shoots a Merkel KR1 in .243 with Hawke scope
 
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014.jpg A fair bag of two dozen trout off Loch Crocach, Sutherland. 1200 x 1600ARTICLE ABOUT THE DEPUTY MAYOR OF ISTANBUL’S FISHING TRIP TO SUTHERLAND BY CHARLIE JACOBY 07850 195353 charlie@imags.comHEAD: Fishing a tas sinekleriSTANDFIRST: Charlie Jacoby joins the deputy mayor of Istanbul on a trout trip to Scotland to try out a Turkish stone fly patternThere’s a long tradition of foreign trout flies doing well in Sutherland hill lochs. Lee Wulff invented his Gray Wulff for the Adirondacks. Dick Walker produced his Walker’s Mayfly Nymph for what he called “smaller stillwaters”. Both are essentials in any Sutherland fly box. But what were the fish to make of the offerings from Turkey?Turkish trout fishing is as well-kept a secret as Iranian trout fishing was ten years ago. The highlands around the Tevs Valley near Erzerum yield fish of up to 5lb. And Tankut Gundogar came to Sutherland armed with the kinds of flies which can, properly placed, deal with fish like that. The question for us was whether those flies could deal with those fishes’ Scottish cousins.Tankut Gundogar is deputy mayor of Istanbul and, for many years, has spent his holidays in Scotland, mainly at Luss on Loch Lomondside. He is fanatical about all things Scottish, has his own kilt, and has a fine collection of Scottish football strips pinned up on his bedroom wall. He has a wide range of friends in Istanbul and elsewhere in Turkey who feel a close affinity with Scottish culture.In June, Tankut went with his friend Charlie Hughes for a couple of days to the Rhiconich Hotel in the far north-west. He brought with him a selection of flies from his own country. Charlie has fished for many years at the next-door Scourie Hotel and knows the area well. Scourie hotel guests fish some of the Rhiconich water. Charlie is a Scots-trained architect, born in Dundee, who works with the Mayor’s Office in Istanbul on sustainable development as Turkey prepares for European membership. On a social level, Charlie an
 
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008.jpg Tankut Gundogar fishing in Loch Crocach, North-West Sutherland. 1200 x 1600ARTICLE ABOUT THE DEPUTY MAYOR OF ISTANBUL’S FISHING TRIP TO SUTHERLAND BY CHARLIE JACOBY 07850 195353 charlie@imags.comHEAD: Fishing a tas sinekleriSTANDFIRST: Charlie Jacoby joins the deputy mayor of Istanbul on a trout trip to Scotland to try out a Turkish stone fly patternThere’s a long tradition of foreign trout flies doing well in Sutherland hill lochs. Lee Wulff invented his Gray Wulff for the Adirondacks. Dick Walker produced his Walker’s Mayfly Nymph for what he called “smaller stillwaters”. Both are essentials in any Sutherland fly box. But what were the fish to make of the offerings from Turkey?Turkish trout fishing is as well-kept a secret as Iranian trout fishing was ten years ago. The highlands around the Tevs Valley near Erzerum yield fish of up to 5lb. And Tankut Gundogar came to Sutherland armed with the kinds of flies which can, properly placed, deal with fish like that. The question for us was whether those flies could deal with those fishes’ Scottish cousins.Tankut Gundogar is deputy mayor of Istanbul and, for many years, has spent his holidays in Scotland, mainly at Luss on Loch Lomondside. He is fanatical about all things Scottish, has his own kilt, and has a fine collection of Scottish football strips pinned up on his bedroom wall. He has a wide range of friends in Istanbul and elsewhere in Turkey who feel a close affinity with Scottish culture.In June, Tankut went with his friend Charlie Hughes for a couple of days to the Rhiconich Hotel in the far north-west. He brought with him a selection of flies from his own country. Charlie has fished for many years at the next-door Scourie Hotel and knows the area well. Scourie hotel guests fish some of the Rhiconich water. Charlie is a Scots-trained architect, born in Dundee, who works with the Mayor’s Office in Istanbul on sustainable development as Turkey prepares for European membership. On a social level, Charl
 
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IMG_2283.jpg Best practice? Probably not – but here is Somerset farmer Ben Moody’s easy method of butchering a red 'pricket' stag he shot in one of his fields of beefstock. Ben cleans the blood off one leg with a bucket of potable water. 3456 x 2304
 
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