Sharp eyed readers will already realise (I hope!) that the weekly article I publish on here first appeared in the Weekend Sport newspaper exactly one year earlier. If you want to Continue Reading →
I guess these angling images were shot around the mid to late noughties. Doesn’t really matter. Just a bunch of the memories from an enjoyable season. Perhaps more folk should fish Continue Reading →
A selection of images from my second adventure trip with Stuart Walker and Paul Tilly. I have a great video somewhere, indeed it was the first film we ever made together. Continue Reading →
The past few weeks have been pretty hectic to say the least. Seems a shame not to share a few of the highlights so I’m trialling this slideshow software. If Continue Reading →
Method In The Madness I hate to think how many years have flown by since I rocked up at Mallory Park Fisheries one morning to shoot a video with film Continue Reading →
Welcome To The Dark Side Halloween traditionally marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter or the ‘darker half’ of the year. It is a night Continue Reading →
An Impossible Dream? By the time I was thirteen I’d read every single angling book on the shelves of my local library. We didn’t have an Internet back then, there Continue Reading →
Tackling Specimen Bream Fishing for the biggest bream is patience personified. For most anglers life is simply too short to even contemplate catching a really large specimen. The unfortunate truth Continue Reading →
Weekend Sport Angling Column Bream Fishing Mention the Swinging Sixties to most folk and they’ll conjure up images of miniskirts, sexual freedom and pirate radio stations. Anglers who were around Continue Reading →
Weekend Sport Angling Column Mud Larks What angler has never sat beside a lake or river and tried to imagine what it would look like without the water? Imagine being able Continue Reading →
The Fens Are Ruddy Fantastic There’s something special about the Fens that I love. Spreading from Peterborough in the north to parts of Norfolk in the east, Earith in the Continue Reading →
THE Diamond Jubilee of the capture of Clarissa, Dick Walker’s record-breaking 44lb carp, is being celebrated with the launch of a new Dick Walker book, The Carp Godfather edited by Continue Reading →
Lee’s On A Mission – but as usual he get’s distracted (it’s the whisky, you know). By the time you have read this I will have caught a 20lb carp…, Continue Reading →
666 – The Number of The Beast Let the one who has the intelligence and the scales, measure and calculate the number of the wild beasts that occupy the depths 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 →