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Posted by admin on January 5, 2012 · 33 Comments
Crikey, where does the time go? You blink and another month flies past. Anyway, I’m back. Happy New Year. I hope you all had a great ‘winter festival’ and behaved in a wholesome politically correct way, making sure at each opportunity not to upset any of our fellow countrymen with our harmless religious and pagan [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with Anglers Mail, anglers paradise, Angling Times, Barbel, Bream, Dave Tipping, Des Taylor, Fred J Taylor, Golden Scale Club, Keith Arthur, Lee Swords, pike, River Don, Steve Collett, tight lines, Wensum, Zyg
Posted by admin on January 3, 2012 · 1 Comment
Let’s kick off the new year with a classic bit of writing from dear old Swordsey. And if anyone’s thinking of complaining that it’s not quite PC, or irreverant, or Lord forbid complaining to the police, do everyone a favour and get a life. It’s satire. It’s meant to amuse and entertain, no more… They don’t [...]
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Posted by admin on April 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Bob looks back fondly at the good old days of fishing and indulges in a bit of name dropping… Did Team Fishing Ruin Match Fishing? Team fishing was a real eye opener to me. At first I loved it. I was passionate and committed. Fishing for the benefit of others was a revelation. No matter where you [...]
Filed under Books, Tales Of The Riverbank · Tagged with Barbel, Barnsley Blacks, Carlton, Coarse Fisherman Magazine, Cris Tarrant, Fred J Taylor, Gary Jubb, Goldthorpe, Keith Hobson, Linear Fisheries, Matt Hayes, Mike Oldfield, New Junction Canal, NFA National Championships, Park Farm Two, Richard Branson, Simon Roff, Sutton, Tom Pickering, Trent, Winter League
Posted by admin on March 3, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Are Angling Books A Good Investment? A little while back I reviewed Big Carp reprint of Dick Walker’s famous tome in this column. The book’s publishing house, The Little Egret Press, does a fabulous job of reissuing old classics and bringing limited editions to the market by authors who the mainstream press would overlook because [...]
Filed under Books, Reviews · Tagged with Ashlea Pool, Barbel, BB, Bernard Venables, Bill Quinlan, Bill Warren, breamroach, Chris Yates, chub, Clive Gammon, Des Taylor, Dick Walker, DJ Watkins-Pitchford, Dorst Stour, edmire, eels, Fred Buller, Fred J Taylor, Fred J Taylr, Hants Hampshire Avon, Jack Hilton, John Andrews, Kennet, Kevin Clifford, Len Arbery, Len Arbury, Little Egret Press, Mark Cunnington, Mr Crabree Goes Fishing, Perch, Peter Stone, pike, rudd, salmon, Tench, Tom Mintram, Tom O'Reilly, Trent, trout, zander
Posted by admin on September 4, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Is anyone sick of reading about global warming yet? Apparently motor cars are the spawn of the devil and we’re all doomed. The Government and the tree huggers have united on a simple solution – punish the motorist or the planet will die! It’s a little known fact that dinosaurs drove Toyotas which in turn [...]
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