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Posted by admin on February 27, 2010 · 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 of mud slinging and bad mouthing. Oh well, like I really cared as I boarded the plane. “Set the controls for the heart of the [...]
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Posted by admin on February 24, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Back in 1992 I wrote a series for David Hall called Tales From The Riverbank – Dear Diary in which I recounted stories about what I’d been up to in recent weeks. It was arguably a template for the blogs we read today on the Internet. Here’s part five. Just click on the Image and [...]
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Posted by admin on February 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Bob Journeys to the Severn and fishes with the legendary Ron Lees, takes in the Trent National and gets involved in a bit of Motorway carnage. Just click on the image below and the article will open up as a pdf document…
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Posted by admin on January 29, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Lets drift back to June 1992 and dip into a fondly remembered series I wrote for David Hall’s Coarse Fishing. This is Part Three. Search the site and you’ll find Parts One and Two. I’ll continue to upload more instalments as time goes on. For now, just click on the image below and it’ll open [...]
Filed under Articles · Tagged with Andy Love, angle, anglers, angling, bait, Benny Ashurst, Billy Lane, cast, catching, coarse fishing, Dave Harrell, Dave Roper, David Hall's Coarse Fishing, Evesham, fisherman, fishing, float, fly, Fred Foster, Frome, Hook, Keadby Power Station, Ken Giles, lead, leger, line, Mark Downes, match fishing, Misterton Hall, Newark Dyke, Pete Hargreaves, reel, Richard Wade, River Don, rod, Roger Mortimer, sinker, specialist angling, Stainforth and Keadby Canal, Tales From The Riverbank, Trent and Mersey Canal, Wychavon
Posted by admin on January 28, 2010 · 35 Comments
After reading Part One I’m sure that some of you were left thinking, “Is that it? Surely there’s more to it than that! It’s not fair! You must be keeping a secret up your sleeve…” But the plain truth is, no, I’m not holding anything back. There is no Holy Grail out there; there is no [...]
Filed under Articles, Barbel · Tagged with angle, anglers, angling, bait, Bait Dropper, Barbel Days And Ways, Barbel Specialists, cast, catching, coarse fishing, fisherman, fishing, float, fly, Graham Elliott, hemp, Hook, lead, leger, line, match fishing, Mistral Baits, pellets, Phil Smith, reel, rod, sinker, specialist angling, tight lines, Trent
Posted by admin on January 27, 2010 · 3 Comments
Last Gasp Scribblings… Sorry folks, not a lot of fishing in this offering. Quite frankly I’ve been too busy and even if I wasn’t, it would be difficult to find the inspiration while the stillwaters are so cold and the rivers high and coloured. But it won’t last and I’ll be out there strutting my [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with angle, anglers, angling, bait, Barbel Fishing World, Barbel Society, cast, catching, coarse fishing, Doncaster Rovers, fisherman, fishing, float, fly, Hook, lead, leger, line, Macca, match fishing, reel, rod, sinker, specialist angling
Posted by admin on January 19, 2010 · 2 Comments
Wonder Of The Wye Breaks – 2010 Peter Smith and I will be running two very special angling courses on the River Wye during 2010. Each will last 5 days (4 nights) and be limited to just 8 anglers. Staying at the historic Caer Beris Manor Hotel at Builth Wells, we will explore the river together [...]
Filed under Coaching · Tagged with angle, anglers, angling, bait, Barbel, Bob Roberts, Builth Wells, Caer Beris Manor Hotel, cast, catching, chub, Coaching, coarse fishing, fisherman, fishing, float, fly, Hook, lead, leger, line, match fishing, reel, River Wye, rod, sinker, specialist angling
Posted by admin on January 13, 2010 · 39 Comments
Get Out There And Give It A Go! In the last blog I showed it was quite possible to catch fish in these arctic conditions providing you are determined enough. Either that or you’re completely bonkers! But seriously, you really can go fishing in what appear to be terrible conditions and face one of angling’s toughest [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with angle, anglers, angling, Angling Times, Angling Trust, bait, Barbel Society, Barbel Wars, cast, catching, coarse fishing, fisherman, fishing, float, fly, Fred Bonney, Hook, lead, leger, line, match fishing, Murchison Falls, reel, River Nile, rod, sinker, specialist angling, Steve Pope, Team Championships, Trent Anglers Night Out, Tuna, Uganda, Winter League
Posted by admin on December 17, 2009 · 12 Comments
Can it really be Christmas again? Well, considering the local shopping centre has been piping the sounds of Slade, Mud and Greg Lake into the ether for at least two months it must be getting pretty close! Anyway, please allow me to wish all you regular blog visitors a truly memorable Christmas. This months music widget starts atomatically so [...]
Filed under Bob's Blog · Tagged with angle, anglers, angling, Angling Times, bait, Barbel Days And Ways, Barbel Fishing World, Bill Warren, Bob Nudd, Carcroft Pond, cast, catching, Chris Bowman, Chris Ponsford, coarse fishing, Countdown, Cusworth Hall Lake, Des Taylor, Doncaster Rovers, fisherman, fishing, Fishing4Fun, float, fly, Guiding, Hampshire Avon, Hook, John Allerton, John Wilson, Keith Arthur, lead, leger, line, Macca, Martin Cullen, Martin James, match fishing, Matt Hayes, Mayor Peter Davies, Neil Machin, Peter Drennan, Peter Stone, pike, Professional Anglers Association, Ray Walton, reel, rod, Silverfox, sinker, specialist angling, Steve Collett, Steve Pope, Toby Foster, Tom Pickering, Trent
Posted by admin on December 16, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Flavour Of The Month Archie (Braddock) rang to say he was making a video about how he prepares his baits and flavourings. Would I care to top and tail it as a favour? At the time I was fishing Walt Bowers lake at North Muskham for carp and had caught some cracking tench [...]
Filed under Books, Tales Of The Riverbank · Tagged with angle, anglers, angling, Archie Braddock, bait, bait flavours, Barry Hearn, Barry McGuigan, Blues Brothers, Carl Hill, cast, catching, Channel 7 TV, Charlie Brook, coarse fishing, Fish'O'Mania, fisherman, fishing, float, fly, Hook, Immage 2000 studios, Jim Royle, Kevin Rowles, lead, leger, line, Magic Video, match fishing, Mystic Meg, North Muskham, Paul Denis, reel, rod, Russell watson, sinker, Sky TV, specialist angling, Steve Ringer
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