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Posted by admin on September 7, 2010 · 2 Comments
The Trent beckons tomorrow. Hopefully I’ll be heading above Nottingham and fishing for roach but can’t say for certain just yet as it has bucketed down in these parts over the past couple of days. Fingers crossed it’s been isolated heavy showers rather than persistent downpours over a wide area. Saying that the EA River Line [...]
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Posted by admin on August 31, 2010 · 6 Comments
Blimey, the past two weeks have been a bit of a blur and serious fishing time has been somewhat at a premium. However I have squeezed a bit of time in on the bank and although I’ve caught precious little of note it has been great fun and also whetted my appetite for things to [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with angling, angling forums, Angling Times, Angling Trust, Barbel, Bolton Food Festival, Bream, Brian Skoyles, Carp, chub, Coarse Angling Today, Coarse Fisherman, Derwent, Division One, Dove, fish, fishing, Fishing Magic, Julian Cundiff, Manchester Pride March, National Championships, Perch, pike, roach, Thames, Tom Dove, Trent, Wensum, Wye
Posted by admin on June 7, 2010 · 7 Comments
Not so much a blog this time as practically an entire magazine’s worth of ramblings. This is the longest blog I’ve ever written but you’ve got to admit, says he smugly, it’s a bloody good read – and it’s free! If anything’s out of date already I do apologise but it was written a couple of [...]
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Posted by admin on September 12, 2009 · 4 Comments
Bream Record Smashed By The UK’s First ‘Twenty’ Looks like Mark McKenna has broken the British Rod Caught Bream Record with a spectacular fish of 22lb 9oz from Ferry Lagoon, Cambridgeshire. Weighed on three sets of scales, Mark settled for the lowest weight but it simply obliterates the previous record, a fish of 19lb 10oz [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with Archie Braddock, Barbel Days And Ways, Bob Roberts, Bream, maggots, Moon, Neap Tide, River Derwent, stick float, Stuart Walker, Tidal Trent
Posted by admin on September 4, 2009 · 3 Comments
Carbology Explained – by Lee Swords. Part 1… (of several…) Carbelling: The fusing of barbel fishing and carp fishing Carbology: The science of catching barbel using techniques evolved from those used in the carp fishing fraternity. Carbologist: One who involves themselves in the science concerned in catching the aforementioned fish using the aforementioned tactics yet [...]
Filed under Articles, Barbel · Tagged with Barbel, bleak, Bob Roberts, Bream, carbelist, carbelling, carbology, Carp, casters, chub, eels, Lee Swords, maggot feeder, maggots, River trent, roach, Tidal Trent
Posted by admin on July 21, 2009 · 6 Comments
I’ve gone mad, it’s official. A year ago I gave up the day job and put together the kind of early retirement plan I’d been dreaming about for more than a decade. It was going to be a life full of indulgence with three days fishing in the week and lots of weekends away with [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with Barbel, Barbel Days And Ways, Bob Roberts, Bream, Carp, casters, chub, Des Taylor, Grubjuice, Hayfield Fisheries, Mick Wood, pellets, River Dove, River Nene, River trent, River Wharfe, Stu Walker, Tacklefest
Posted by admin on June 25, 2009 · 11 Comments
At last the ’real’ fishing season is in full swing again so here’s a bumper edition of the blog for all who love their fishing… I forget to mention in recent blogs that I’ve been enjoying some brisk sport on a local canal where the bream have been quite obliging. The only trouble is I was pig headed [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with Adcock Stanton, Bag 'em, Barbel, Bodmin Crematorium, Bream, Centrepin reel, Charlestown, chopped worm, chub, Elips pellets, Ernest Hemmingway, Fisky's Fantastic Feeders, hemp, Idle, Mistral, opening day, pole fishing, silver bream, skimmers, Stainforth and Keadby Canal, stupid, Trent, weed cutting
Posted by admin on June 14, 2009 · Leave a Comment
I haven’t fished a match, as such, for more than a decade but a competition that did grab my attention was the UK Angling Masters Championships. What an event this was and how sad that it didn’t become a permanent fixture in the angling calendar. David Marle launched the concept at his Great Linford [...]
Filed under Books, Tales Of The Riverbank · Tagged with Anglers Mail, Angling Times, Barbel, Bob Roberts, Bream, Carl Garratt, Cheating, chub, Common, David Marle, Great Linford Fisheries, Great Ouse, Jan Porter, Keith Arthur, lakes, Match, Mirror, Nigel Brown, Paul Garner, Perch, roach, Sky TV, Tench, UK Masters Angling Championships, £1000, £5000
Posted by admin on June 12, 2009 · 1 Comment
Welcome to the June angling blog. If you’re a new visitor then I hope you enjoy it. I try to tell it as I see it and occasionally inject a little bit of wicked humour but do beware, there’s an odd swear word here and there in the graphics if you pay close attention, so please don’t continue reading if you’re the type [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with Alderfen Fisheries, Anglers Mail, Angling Times, Barbel, Bob Roberts, Bream, Buttercups, Carp, closed season, Dean Macey, glorious sixteenth 16th, identity theft, Keith Floyd, Martin James, Matt Brown, Mesters, Ranunculus, RSPB, RSPCA, rudd, Setanta, Spam, Stu Walker, Tench, Tidal Trenters, tight lines, Wendy Lythgoe, Wyreside
Posted by admin on May 15, 2009 · 15 Comments
As the days lengthen and the thermometer rises I find I’m buzzing around like a blue a***d fly. There’s so much to do and I haven’t even renewed a single club ticket yet. Mustn’t make the same mistake as last year, eh? Lost out on a ticket I seldom used but it was nice to [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with Bag 'em pellets, Barbel, block end, bolt rig, Bream, Brian Skoyles, Carp, chub, Climax Tackle, Coaching, comizo, crystal, Daiwa, Drennan, driftbeater, Green Un Club Match Angler Championship, in-line feeders, Matt Brown, Mesters, Perch, roach, rudd, Tacklefest, Tench, waggler
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