” said Young Rodders
“Sir!” said Young Rodders. “Empty lager tins, old kebab wrappers, used condoms, discarded season tickets, clapped out reels, blunt hooks, deteriorating line” “Stop!” yelled the editor, “You’re talking rubbish again!”
“Sir!” said Young Rodders. “Empty lager tins, old kebab wrappers, used condoms, discarded season tickets, clapped out reels, blunt hooks, deteriorating line” “Stop!” yelled the editor, “You’re talking rubbish again!”
The Spørring River is a small narrow river off of the Lilleå River and a subsidiary of the Guden River, one of the biggest producers of seatrout smolt in Europe. The Spørring River starts northwest of Aarhus, and continues towards the Lilleå River near Selling in the Hadsten community. The Lilleå River, in turn, joins…
During that week there were two heats of the Hardy competition, the Association match for the Major Clubs event and the first of our regional qualifiers for the England teams for next years home internationals. All in all, quite a busy time for the Bristol Water staff. At the start of the week the lake…
Pollack [Species Menu] [Pollack articles] Common name: Pollack Latin name: Pollachius pollachius Record weight: One of the larger members of the cod family, although larger fish are only found off-shore. This is mirrored in the difference in the records with a boat caught best of 29lb 4oz and a shore caught best of 18lb 4oz….
Well – not exactly January – the first trip was actually Boxing Day, when desperate to get out, and after days of heavy rain I headed off to Oxford. Sightings of rivers en route confirmed my suspicions – they were extremely wide! But I had this thought that however high the river, the fish would…
It’s nice to see that we have been getting some good reviews from the conventional media, both the Guardian newspaper and Improve Your Coarse Fishing magazine have rated us as the best angling site on the web. I don’t know about you but I’m never sure about the accuracy of reviews unless I know the…
My mix for flatties (flounders) was very simple but effective and consisted of 1 tin of Pilchards, 1kg of medium Brown crumb and a couple of handfuls of sand. My pal and I knew what each ingredient did in the overall mix, the crumb was the carrying agent for the Pilchards which in turn acted…