The Varzuga 2017 blog is now live
By Charlie White

After a seemingly interminable wait, the Varzuga 2017 season is now upon us and the first few blog entries have been posted...
This year is our 26th year on the river and we are hoping for yet another productive year. As you will see from the blog, this is very much a late ice-break year and we are looking forward to seeing our first clients on the river next week.
We will update the blog every day throughout our season so do check in to see how the fishing is progressing. As ever, if you have any queries about fishing this extraordinary system then please do not hesitate to contact Charlie White for further details. To read the latest blog news, please visit www.varzuga.com
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