PEACOCK PLUNDER ON THE AMAZON
With the country on lockdown thanks to COVID-19 the options for us getting our fishing fix are now reduced to books, magazines...
Martin Salter: Too much of a good thing!
It’s hard to believe that only a few months ago a fair proportion of my working hours for the Angling Trust was taken up...
It ain’t all wine and roses…
Tony, I’ve been patiently awaiting your summary of the Bisterne trip but to no avail. I have decided therefore to bore you with an...
A Job For All Seasons – Running Your Own Fishery
Ever considered developing and running an independent fishery? It can take passion and years of dedication, but little beats success on your own terms....
Rod Sturdy: Canoe Access and What You Need To Know.
British Canoeing (BC) the canoeists’ governing body, has issued a charter for access. As you probably know, the canoeists have for many years claimed...
Never Forget…
...what it was like. That day in mid-August you fished alone and saw not a soul. You told yourself to remember exactly how it...
Jack Croxall: Old Monastery Pool.
Just after the Second World War and with rationing still firmly in place, trading any extra food you grew or caught was near necessity....
Jack Croxall: The Demon Fish of Deepdale.
Some people said it was a monstrous eel. Some people said it was a landlocked sturgeon, an ancient creature touched by dark magic. Others...
Andy Scholey: Wake me up when September ends….
It doesn’t do to plan too far ahead when river fishing. I say it every year: I should know better. But the only way...
