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Posted on July 26, 2010 by Bob — Leave a reply

Although the past month or so has been pretty hectic, as it always is at this time of year with so many fishing oportunities to take advantage of, I’ve been Continue Reading →

Posted in Books, Reviews | Tagged Alderfen Fisheries, angling, Angling Publications, Bernithan Pool, Carp, Chris Yates, Conningbrook, Dave Walker, Dick Walker, fishing, Fred J Taylor MBE, Ian Brown, John Wilson, Lee Jackson, Lee Watson, Len Arbury, Len Gurd, Little Egret Press, Paul Forward, Pete Regan, Peter Mohan, Redmire Pool, Rod Hutchinson, Rod Killick, Simon Bater, Tim Paisley, Tom O'Reilly, Two-tone | Leave a reply

2010 – Late February Blog

Posted on February 27, 2010 by Bob — 8 Comments ↓

January was a bit of a mad month, wasn’t it? I guess the usual suspects must have had a miserable Christmas and decided to cheer themselves up with a bit Continue Reading →

Posted in Bob's Blog | Tagged AfriTours, angle, anglers, anglers paradise, angling, bait, Carp Along The Way, cast, catching, coarse fishing, Conningbrook, Des Taylor, fisherman, fishing, float, fly, For The Record, golden orfe, Graham Elliott, Hook, lead, Lee Jackson, leger, line, match fishing, Murchison Falls National Park, Nile perch, Rachael Wooding, reel, rod, Rod Hutchinson, Sambiya River Lodge, sinker, specialist angling, Steve Pope, The Carp Strikes Back, Uganda, Uganda Wildlife Authority | 8 Comments ↓

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The Ultimate Trent Guide Posted on March 15, 2019 by Bob — Leave a reply As the River Trent’s popularity grows, so the thirst for knowledge becomes insatiable, particularly for information about who controls the fishing. This guide is an attempt to put that information at your fingertips and pro...

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The club was formed back in the 1970’s when a group of local police officers took up the lease of the farm reservoir in Lodge Lane, Flixborough from the Sheffield Estate.

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Bob Roberts managed this nice Barbel, taken on the new Basia 1.75 rod and GS reel loaded with 10lb Sensor line. He enjoyed a short evening session on a deserted river.
Don’t forget, the rivers close on Thursday 14th March through to Sunday 16th June so you still have a chance today and tomorrow. Good luck! ... See MoreSee Less

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Today's #OTD is from 2015, currently on the Daiwa Facebook page...There’s something about chub on small rivers that sets the pulse racing. On this day, exactly four years ago today Bob Roberts was on the Upper Witham, traveling light. All the gear he needed was in the carryall, there were a couple of pints of maggots in his bait apron pouch and a small stick float was just the job for searching out those wild fish. ... See MoreSee Less

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Good morning my fellow anglers. For the past month or so I've been sharing insights from my angling life over the past 30 years or so under the banner of 'On This Day'. A selection of catches and events that happened #OTD in whatever year I can find something in my records.

Because I've lumbered myself with a regular Facebook 'profile' (the same as most individuals) and a 'page' (normal model for a business), the same images have been shared in both places.

You are viewing this on my 'page' and may be unaware that the 'profile' alternative is currently generating far more feedback in the way of comments and discussions so, you might wish to check the link below if you want to get involved in any of the discussion threads.

Loving the way that so many of you are sharing your own images and memories with me and getting involved. Your contributions are very much appreciated, not just by me but I suspect by everyone who is following the posts.

Here's the link if you want to check out what folk have been posting: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1780993819 ... See MoreSee Less

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