Match Details At A Glance Semi Final: Monday 6th May: Semi Final at Hayton Fisheries, Retford. Register up to 8.00am at the fishery office. Please note the on-site cafe is Continue Reading →
Bank Holiday Monday delivered yet another challenging day for our second Club Match Angler Championship semi finalists. With a bitter northeast wind hacking straight down the open waters of Kingfisher Continue Reading →
Semi Final, Hayton Lakes, Kingfisher Lake Strong winds and a spell of torrential rain battered Hayton Lakes on the most challenging of days when any pre-match hopes of big weights Continue Reading →
Each year I keep in touch with the vast grass roots match fishing community in South Yorkshire and the North Midlands by organising a Club Match Angler Championship through the Continue Reading →
We all have to start somewhere, I suppose. I never held any ambition to be a writer, a photographer or a film maker when I left school at the tender Continue Reading →
Greetings and welcome to the Late May blog. Might I suggest you make yourself comfortable, perhaps with a drink. It’s a bumper blog edition and you could be here a Continue Reading →
You know, I had a brilliant time at the Barbel Society’s ‘Running Water 2010’ show on Sunday despite the attendance appearing to be well down on recent years. With Dave Chilton Continue Reading →
The anglers listed below have secured their place in the 2010 semi final on Monday 3rd May, 2010, at a venue to be confirmed. The list contains details of the winner of Continue Reading →
Tales Of The Riverbank – Part Seven Adapting, Adopting And Improving I wouldn’t have missed my years in club match angling for the world because this was Continue Reading →
February Blog (Part Two) Brrrr….!!!! As ever I was struggling to find time to get out on the banks in the early part of February but that’s been no Continue Reading →
December Blog (Part One) It’s arguably a bit early for writing the December Blog but I doubt I’ll be getting out too often in the coming weeks. With the weather Continue Reading →
There’s something delightfully indulgent about writing a book in which you are the central character, the glue that holds it all together. It would have been easier not to bother, Continue Reading →
Chapter One Humble Beginnings Caught In The Net I can hardly remember a time in my life when fish weren’t important to me in some way. Perhaps it’s in the Continue Reading →