by Jamie Hayes-Pankhurst
The Wilde Trout Journal follows the diary of a fishing guide, Jamie Hayes-Pankhurst, as he asks the questions everyone wants the answers to. Join us as we explore the rich history, heritage and culture of fly fishing in England, and celebrate the people, the places and the wildlife that have inspired generations to take up this fabulous way of life.
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April 16, 2026
<p>Join Jamie as he dons the waders and slips into the River Test, rod in hand, at the famous Oakley beat on the River Test. </p><p><br></p><p>Follow the highs and lows, the strikes and misses and the tangles and turmoils as Jamie wades along the hallowed waters of the River Test at Mottisfont, targeting wild brown trout and retracing the footsteps of the great FM Halford. </p>
April 9, 2026
<p>In this episode podcast host, Jamie Pankhurst, recaps on a warm welcome back to the chalkstreams during the first few days of the Hampshire trout fishing season! </p>
April 3, 2026
<p>In this exciting discussion piece, we dive into the mind of Neil Swift, the project officer at the Wessex Rivers Trust, charged with rolling out some of the most ambitious river restoration initiatives across our southern chalkstreams. </p><p>Join us on the hallowed banks of the Oakley beat as we grapple with upheaving centuries of human ingenuity and stewardship, and passing the torch back to nature at the epicentre of fly fishing itself, Mottisfont Abbey. </p><p>We find out what makes a river keeper turned river restoration practitioner tick, what are the challenges that face the WRT, and specifically all that has been done to improve chalkstream habitat at the Mottisfont Estate on the River Test.</p><p><br></p>
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The Wilde Trout Journal follows the diary of a fishing guide, Jamie Hayes-Pankhurst, as he asks the questions everyone wants the answers to.
Join us as we explore the rich history, heritage and culture of fly fishing in England, and celebrate the people, the places and the wildlife that have inspired generations to take up this fabulous way of life.
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