A look back at the 2015/2016 season
I was going to post a written review of last season, however I thought that I would put together a montage video of some of the f…
Showing posts with label carp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carp. Show all posts
A weclome distraction
It is only seven days till the rivers open and whilst I have spent some of the closed season looking at new bits of rivers which …
Pastures new - Part 2
After our recent trip I was chomping at the bit to get back down and properly reacquaint myself with some of the carp that I had …
Pastures new - Part 1
A change is as good as a rest, or so the saying goes and I must say that whilst barbel fishing has been whispering to me and lurk…
Opening season trip compilation
Just a short video compilation of my first two trips at the beginning of the river season
A nomadic puzzle
My first trip of the new season on the Blackwater had got me wondering about the carp, resident and the freshly adopted escapees…
A path less worn
There is something rather refreshing and invigorating about not taking the known path, instead walking the one that is overgrown …
Be safe - River carp opportunities
I would like to convey my deepest condolences to Steve Stringers family, I cannot even begin to imagine the turmoil and devastati…
Oiling the gears - Update 1
It has been a while since I last got around to an update, having decided to leave it longer than usual to do so. My first trip wa…
The ideal bait for carp
The carp are among the most popular species for anglers . They are omnivorous and like to go where there is food that…
A New Jigsaw Puzzle
Waiting, watching, for signs of the Thames red board warnings to abate, no sooner were yellow signs posted on the enviroment age…
Reconnoitre
Now that I have the car back and fully operational, I have been able to get out and have a look around at some pastures new, in t…
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