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Articles by Rod Henton Rod Henton Born somewhere below the North pole during the love & peace era of the mid-sixties. Originally brought up by pack wolves before being released back into the wild at the age of seven to bring sanity back into a mad world; unfortunately he failed. An over indulgent personality with…
Wreck fishing is always associated with the English Channel for pollack, cod, ling and coalfish, or maybe the Northeast off Whitby for big cod and ling. Welsh wrecking has always been the bridesmaid in the wrecking scene. Maybe its because the inshore fishing in Wales is so good that the wrecking takes a back seat,…
This is a pretty unique competition – devised by chairman Mike Gleeve, in which competitors go out to fish the match not knowing who is in their team of four! I believe that the main proviso is that when the teams are drawn, two anglers in the same boat cannot be in the same team….
Ian Wakeford Ian Wakeford has been fishing since he first caught crabs and gobies at the tender age of 7. (A dose of antibiotics soon cleared it up!) He crafted his piscatorial arts in and around West London, on the Thames and Royal Parks and further afield gravel pits when he learned to drive. Nowadays…
Trophy Room for Jim Hickey Specie: mirror carp Location: FranceA large mirror caught on a second chance/IAC fundraising trip to France Specie: carp Weight: 34.02My UK personal best at 34.02, this fish was caught in the most extraordinary circumstances, still thats fishing with my mate Ginger. Specie: catfish Location: FranceMy first catfish caught just after…
Articles by Dr Paul Garner Dr Paul Garner Despite being born in central London, Paul Garner comes from a family who’s history has been intertwined with angling for generations. During his teens Paul spent most of his time match fishing with local clubs, travelling to such exotic venues as the Hampshire Avon and Great Ouse…