Andrew Herd's guest appearances

Andrew Herd

Ireland on the Fly

James Barry

Jason Nash

Paul Procter

Robert Gillespie

Izaak Walton

George McGrath

Tom Fort

Edward Fitzgibbon

Keith McDonnell

Peter Mantle

William Blacker

Niall Fallon

Tom Doc Sullivan

Peter Driver

Ronan Creane

OwlTail

Famed fly fishing historian and writer, and author of a History of Fly Fishing amongst other titles, Andrew Herd, is this week's guest on the Ireland on the Fly podcast.Andrew tells me about one of his most recent projects, The Blacker Trilogy, which details the life and flies of the 19th century County Wicklow fly tyer, William Blacker.Blacker moved to England to make his name and fortune as a fly tyer in London and through his books and reputation, came to influence British fly tying for the remainder of the century and beyond.Andrew tells me more about Blacker's life and legacy, why the influence of Irish fly tyers from the 1800s has been largely forgotten and gives an insight into his own fly fishing writing career.For more books and information from Andrew Herd, visit Medlar Press.Ireland on the Fly is the podcast about the people and places of fly fishing in Ireland.Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe so you’ll never miss a show and join Ireland on the Fly each week for all your fly fishing news and interviews.Keep up to date on https://medium.com/ireland-on-the-fly and on Instagram @IrelandontheFly.Ireland on the Fly is produced by LastCastMedia. Get full access to Ireland on the Fly at www.irelandonthefly.com/subscribe

Famed fly fishing historian and writer, and author of a History of Fly Fishing amongst other titles, Andrew Herd, is this week's guest on the Ireland on the Fly podcast.Andrew tells me about one of his most recent projects, The Blacker Trilogy, which details the life and flies of the 19th century County Wicklow fly tyer, William Blacker.Blacker moved to England to make his name and fortune as a fly tyer in London and through his books and reputation, came to influence British fly tying for the remainder of the century and beyond.Andrew tells me more about Blacker's life and legacy, why the influence of Irish fly tyers from the 1800s has been largely forgotten and gives an insight into his own fly fishing writing career.For more books and information from Andrew Herd, visit <a href="https://www.medlarpress.com/Authors/andrew-herd.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Medlar Press</a>.Ireland on the Fly is the podcast about the people and places of fly fishing in Ireland. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe so you’ll never miss a show and join Ireland on the Fly each week for all your fly fishing news and interviews. Keep up to date on <a href="https://medium.com/ireland-on-the-fly" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://medium.com/ireland-on-the-fly</a> and on Instagram @IrelandontheFly. Ireland on the Fly is produced by <a href="https://www.lastcastmedia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LastCastMedia</a>. Get full access to Ireland on the Fly at <a href="https://www.irelandonthefly.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.irelandonthefly.com/subscribe</a>

Andrew Herd on William Blacker and the Irish influence on British salmon fly tying