[Kerry Jordan]

Not meant to be gloomy but where would you go for the last cast?  Excluding cost  considerations, where is the  ultimate trip destination for shall we say 10 -14 days before you  reel in for the last time?

[Derek Roxborough]

 at 81 it could be any where  I can cast a line, Derek Roxborough

[Bob Mitchell]

Do not want to know what will be my last cast. Am happy that I can still walk the banks and throw a fly out.
Miss the way I could craw about with a brambling for trout in the low water but I am still getting some of my tax back.
Bob.

[Hamish Young]

Hopefully many, many years from now I'll go back to where it all started for me - not because it's exclusive, not because it's somewhere exotic but because it's important to me. That would do, the journeys I started from those beginnings would be memories enough (I think) to wind in for the last time 

[Sandy Nelson]

Couldn't agee more H.

If i can leave this mortal coil, while attached to a 6lb Don brownie, then i will go happy 

Still too many things on the bucket list to do to fit them into 2 weeks I did try but they just kept coming  . But for one last Hurrah, i would have to fish Inverurie.

Sandy

[Euan Innes]

Easy! 
Skeena River, BC for Steelhead with April Vokey, either of which would probably kill me!

 

[Sandy Nelson]

Although............. this would have to acount for some of those days.

https://youtu.be/H6NC9kSsXqs

Sandy

[Hamish Young]

Easy! 
Skeena River, BC for Steelhead with April Vokey, either of which would probably kill me!

I can only add this.....

[Eddie Sinclair]

Would have to be the limestone lochs of Durness for me.

Eddie

[Dave Robb]

Loads of places world wide I would love to try and will probably never get the chance.

But would I want my last cast fighting a Marlin, GT or Nile Perch?

Nah, anywhere upstream of Alford in the months of May or June would do me.

[Derek Roxborough]

 to be able to walk to some of the Lochs locally where that elusive 3lber lurks, I know they are there, Derek Roxborough