Bureboyblog: Engineered solution

Saturday 28 September 2013

Engineered solution

Captains is a weedy water...

Give an engineer a problem and they find a solution..

Guillotine blade so very, very sharp.

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Scarfolk Council

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The National Vintage Fishing Tackle Fair - Sunday 11th November 2018 -
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5 years ago
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A Specialist Anglers Diary

Crucian for a bruising - What's going on here then? Is he still alive? Afraid so, I've promised at least twice previously to revive this blog and failed so no promises but the fact...
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The Chopped Worm

NEW BLOG SITE - WWW.THECHOPPEDWORM.COM - Hi, I have now moved my blog to the below address www.thechoppedworm.com Tight lines Daniel Woolcott
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bureboy's pictures

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Duncan Charmans World of Angling

Essex Action... - Essex Action. Yesterday spent the afternoon with my good friend Ian Joyce at Slough House creating an Anglers Mail 'Where to fish' opener. Was the action e...
5 years ago
Unmitigated England

Closing Down Tale - I'm sorry there hasn't been a post since last November, but I've decided after eleven years to close the blog. But all is not lost. I've decided to do ve...
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An Anglers Dangling Log

New Target - So it has been like for ever since I posted anything up on the blog, well sometime absence makes the heart grow fonder. To be honest the fishing and the ...
5 years ago
Retiarius

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Against Men and Fish

River Isle - V.E.S. Precision League 7 - 18th February 2018 - Before I get on to this weeks post, I heard the terrible news that the legend Charlie Barnes passed away yesterday, I didn't know Charlie that well althoug...
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Idler's Quest

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Northwest Fisherman

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All things considered.

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Mike Kelly's Water Log

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6 years ago
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6 years ago
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The fish don't know

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HULLO!!...Can you hear me now?....I'M ON THE BUS!!

THE PASSION OF CHRIS. - Getting down and dirty. I'm often drawn to people that are so hooked on their subject that their enthusiasm rubs off on you. The excitement picked up in ...
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River Piker

- *Riverpiker has moved!Be sure to check out the new home, riverpiker.com for all your pikey related stuff. Lure fishing videos, articles and the shop.*
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Ronald Blythe...

What do we know of the weather and the world, asks Ronald Blythe - The weather forecasters wear their best clothes to tell us the worst. That the sun will not shine today. They have no language for dullness. But I have. O...
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This Angling Life

Check it.. - I post a bit on face book these days and have a "This Angling Life" face book page. It's far easier to use than blogger especially on a mobile or tablet...
8 years ago
A fool at one end… and a camera on the other

Shame about the advert… -
8 years ago
Bureboy hits the HInterland

La la Loule - Loule, home of the space age cathedral and a weekly gypsy market. South American pan pipe band playing Angie. Churrros, churros, lovely lovely churros, ye...
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Pure Piscator

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8 years ago
This Saxon Shore

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9 years ago
Northessexfishing

Blog Transfer - All my musings, half baked theories and embarrassing spelling mistakes will now be made under the following blog....... www.thestrollingbones.blogspot.co.u...
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pullmyline

Suspenders! - Now that the rivers are forbidden, we have to turn our attentions to lakes, pools and canals. There's a very small pool 5 minutes drive away which, despite...
10 years ago
Talking Essex

John Sait - Angler, Ex Charter Skipper, Shooter - Many people who have been fishing the Essex coast for some time will be familiar with John Sait. He moved to Thorrington in 1962 and has fished, on and...
10 years ago
Salt and Fresh

This blog is moving! - This blog is moving to http://saltandfresh.wordpress.com/ Please join me there! I am going to -hopefully start blogging more often, especially now the trou...
11 years ago
Piscatorial Pastimes!

Chilly Chubbing in January - Over the last month I have been predominantly focusing on the Warwickshire Avon around my local area. To say that the weather has effected this has been a...
11 years ago
Chasing Myths

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Tales of a fairly average angler

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