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Posted by admin on November 25, 2009 · 1 Comment

This is a bit of an experiment, but it’s one I really hope will work. If it does I’ll be in a position to share my entire back catalogue of articles dating back more than 20 years… The following article was published in David Hall’s Coarse Fishing magazine back in January 1992. At the time there [...]
Posted by admin on March 7, 2009 · 1 Comment

Well, the end is nigh. Another week and it’ll all be over on the rivers for three whole months, unless of course you’re an Angling Times reader because they think that a complete non-newsworthy story and a puffed-up readers poll can change things. According to the story a huge majority ‘of readers polled’ want [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with Angling Times, Angling Trust, Asenby, bleak, Caer Beris, chub, close season, closed season, Dr Stephen Marsh-Smith, Feeder, Fishing Magic, Gate Inn, Graham Marsden, Haxey, John Hunter, Leeds & District, Llanstephan, Llanwye, maggots, Peter Smith, pike, River Idle, River Swale, roach, Swimfeeder, Tackle & Guns, Wye, Wye & Usk Foundation
Posted by admin on February 26, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Those Were The Days I’m guessing that I fished my first club match when I was 12, maybe thirteen. Toll Bar Angling Club was typical of hundreds of similar clubs in the north of England. Members tended to come from a fairly small geographical area, were fiercely loyal and funded fishing trips by coach to [...]
Filed under Books, Tales Of The Riverbank · Tagged with Arthur Scargill, beer, bus, charabanc, chub, club match fishing, Feeder, Gunthorpe, Lower Great Ouse, miners strike, Mucky Lane, pint, River Wharfe, scabs, Severn, slump, telephone, Thames, Toll Bar Central WMC, Trent, Yorkshire Rivers
Posted by admin on December 19, 2008 · 6 Comments

Chapter 4 The Moving Feeder The following chapter is as fresh and as relevant today as it was on the day I wrote it. Few anglers have ever, or will ever, master this technique. It is a crying shame really because the technique because most cannot be bothered with the little bit of extra [...]
Filed under Books, Legering Book · Tagged with bites, Bob Roberts, Burton Joyce, Collingham, Critical Balance, Feeder, Kevin Johnson, Korda, legering, match anglers, messingham sands, moving feeder, Quivertip, River Severn, River Thames, River trent, River Wye, Rudyard Kipling, striking, the method
Posted by admin on December 8, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Chapter 3 Static Feeder Techniques Critical balance Throughout this book you will find many references to the term ‘critical balance’, which relates to the amount of lead required for a swimfeeder or leger weight to hold its position against the flow of a river. Lead trim weights are attached to the swimfeeder until …
Filed under Books, Legering Book · Tagged with adapting, balanced feeder, Barbel, bites, Bob Roberts, bow in the line, chub, Critical Balance, Daiwa, Feeder, Hook, loop variations, Quivertip, striking, Swimfeeder, Thamesley feeders, water knot
Posted by admin on September 4, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Before starting to fish on an unknown venue, tackle up a quiver-tip rod and attach a loz bomb to the line. Do not bother with a hook at this stage. Cast the bomb about 20yd out, directly in front of you. As soon as it hits the water, place your finger on the spool to [...]
Filed under Books, Legering Book · Tagged with balanced feeder, Barbel, bites, Bob Roberts, bow in the line, casters, chub, Crankley Point, Critical Balance, Daiwa, Feeder, Hook, loop variations, maggots, Quivertip, striking, Swimfeeder, Thamesley feeders, water knot
Posted by admin on September 4, 2008 · 1 Comment

Chapter One TACKLE Much of the tackle used when legering is specialised and can only be used for legering. Fortunately, it is mostly available from your local tackle shop where you will no doubt see forests of rods made by many different manufacturers and every accessory imaginable. The correct choice is paramount and you will [...]
Filed under Books, Legering Book · Tagged with adapting, balanced feeder, Barbel, bites, Bob Roberts, bow in the line, Carlton, casters, chub, Collingham, Crankley Point, Critical Balance, Daiwa, Feeder, Great Ouse, Hook, loop variations, maggots, Quivertip, striking, Swimfeeder, Thamesley feeders, water knot, Winthorpe Rack
Posted by admin on September 4, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Here’s the introduction to the legering book Take A Leaf Out Of My Book Bob Roberts This section of Bob Roberts Online delves into the popular technique of legering. Back in the early nineties, I wrote a hugely successful book on the subject but it is now long out of print, yet still in demand, [...]
Filed under Books, Legering Book · Tagged with adapting, Arley, balanced feeder, Barbel, bites, Bob Roberts, bow in the line, chub, Clive Checkley, Colin Walton, Collingham, Critical Balance, Daiwa, Feeder, Great Ouse, Hook, Ivan Marks, Jack Clayton, John Wilson, Knowle Sands, loop variations, Mal Storey, Peter Stone, Quivertip, River Severn, St Neots, striking, Swimfeeder, Syd Meads, Thamesley feeders, water knot, Winthorpe Rack
Posted by admin on September 4, 2008 · 2 Comments

Cor, time flies when you’re having fun, eh? I must have had loads of fun in the first three weeks of the new season because the time has literally flown by. I mentioned in my last blog that I was making a series of DVDs with Stu Walker and this has taken up every spare [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with Angling Times, Barbel, Barbel Days And Ways, Barbel Society, Bob Roberts, Brian Skoyles, CEMEX, chub, corn, Dove, Feeder, Greg Whitehead, Idle, Improve Your Coarse Fishing, Kevin Green, Lee Swords, leger, pellets, river, Wye
Posted by admin on September 4, 2008 · 10 Comments

As you will see from the free DVD clips, Barbel Days and Ways provides a unique insight into the life and feeding habits of the barbel. Using state of the art technology, the cameras get closer than ever before to barbel as they feed, and then bolt as they feel the steel. Add to this [...]
Filed under Tench, Video Updates · Tagged with Barbel, Barbel Days And Ways, Barbel Society, Bob Roberts, chub, Derwent, Dove, Feeder, fishmeal, Idle, Kennet, leger, Mistral Baits, pellets, river, Severn, squat, Stu Walker, Teme, Thames, Trent, Wye
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