To catch big pike you’ve first got to locate them. Easier said than done on some waters, particularly the larger ones. Many variable factors effect the location of big pike Continue Reading →
To suggest Lee Swords is slightly mad is like saying Cyril Smith was a little overweight or Bill Gates isn’t short of a few bob. He’s completely barking and each time he Continue Reading →
It is a great honour for me to welcome Alan Dudhill to bobrobertsonline. Alan has generously offered to write a series of articles about pike fishing in the coming months Continue Reading →
I fished all season last year from October to March fishing waters from Cumbria to the Norfolk Broads and although I caught 55 doubles, I still only managed to catch Continue Reading →
Where’s the time going? The sand seems to be racing out of the egg timer neck at a frightning rate and it’s all I can do to keep up. Guess Continue Reading →
The filming of our new DVD project, Caught In The Act, continues apace. There will be far more to it than catching barbel but old Bertie is a species we Continue Reading →
You know I hate to rush these blogs but sometimes I get my fishing head on and need to be spending more time on the bank than bashing away on Continue Reading →
The worldwide tackle giant, Daiwa Sports has generously agreed to take over as competition sponsor for the Green Un Club Match Angler Championship in a move that recognises the popularity and Continue Reading →
Angling wouldn’t be described as a passion if it wasn’t for passionate people and Mick Hanson is as passionate as any. After years of contributing to the angling press his Continue Reading →
Targets Set And Achieved Targets Set And Achieved is Phil Smith’s latest offering. Around one third of the book relates his attempt to catch double figure barbel from ten different Continue Reading →
For those who have no experience of web site design, the first page you land on, the ‘front page’ (or home) has a ‘theme’. It is the design scheme that Continue Reading →
Oh well, I guess we’ve not had a rant from old Swordsey in a while so grab the tin hat and fasten your seat belts because you’re in for a rocky Continue Reading →
I am proud to announce that Tom Oreilly at Little Egret Press has kindly offered to let me publish an extract from the forthcoming book, Stillwater Angling, by Dave Tipping Continue Reading →
Magic in the Water by Alan Tomkins You almost have a heart attack when you get the run, the fight almost brings on another one, then after netting the fish Continue Reading →