On This Day… a project is born
Nostalgia Ain’t What It Used To Be Back in November I was looking back through some old images, I’m sure you have a few, too, and it set me to Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Alan Dudhill
2012 – Early December Blog
As promised, here’s the rapid fire follow-up to the late Movember blog. Afraid it’s another long one – over 6,000 words, but the pace is relentless and it’s jam packed with clips, Continue Reading →
2012 – Mid December Blog
Welcome dear reader. Let me begin this epic blog with a question; are you an optimist? Do you genuinely believe you’re going to catch whatever the weather, time of year, Continue Reading →
Piking In The Dark – Alan Dudhill
It’s a common myth that pike cannot see well enough in the dark to feed at night. As with all predators, the pike’s sensory organs are very advanced, which gives Continue Reading →
Locating Big Pike – Alan Dudhill
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 →
Introduction – Alan Dudhill
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 →
2011 – Late September Blog
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 →
2011- Mid September Blog
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 →
2010 – Late October Blog
I fished the tidal Trent last week. Although the water level remained high and carried a bit of colour fish activity was parctically zero. For a midweek day I’ve Continue Reading →