Bureboyblog: Night cap

Things I find

Spitalfields Life

At Highgate Cemetery - . If you seek to lose yourself in London and escape the scorching summer heat, Highgate Cemetery is the ideal destination. You step through the gothic-insp...
6 hours ago
Connecticut Fly Angler

Gorilla Dry Fly Fishing for Carp - Sometimes there's plenty of room to make a long, beautiful fly cast and present to a visibly feeding fish. Those moments can be glorious. Oftentimes tho...
8 hours ago
River Trent Angler.

Carp in small pits. - I think most long term carp anglers would agree, carp in small waters can be the hardest to catch. I’ll explain why I believe this to be true. In large wat...
14 hours ago
One Man and His Rod

River Medway: Episode Nine. - Like anything in angling and indeed any other line of work or passion persistence is key to success or at least a vast majority, my trips on the R.Me...
16 hours ago
Small Stream Reflections

Small stream friends? Well maybe - Seeking brook trout in small streams has always been interesting for me. The fact that you never know if there are actually brook trout in the stream and...
18 hours ago
The Adventures of The Angling Rev | Stewart Bloor's Angling Journal, updated every Saturday

An Early Morning Quickie On The Canal - Arriving home late from yesterday’s angling session, it was my intention to be back out again first thing this morning. … More
19 hours ago
Piscatorial Quagswagging

Warwickshire Avon - Cocklofts and Coccydynia - With my back still not 100% I've been wafting around in the recently acquired new plug in hybrid family car in preference over the jumping jiggly Jimny and...
1 day ago
sidestreambob

MAD DOGS AND SIDESTREAM BOB … The Main Lake Avon Tyrrell, 21 July 2021 (Session 29_2021) - Venue: The Main Lake, Avon Tyrrell Swim: The Island Swim on the car park bank Time: 09:45 to 11:30 Weather: Daytime temperatures reaching 27C The full titl...
2 days ago
The Two Terriers

The Iron Butterfly returns - The fly screen on our back door is made up of 2 metre lengths of what looks like toilet chain. Now, whether it works or not as a fly screen ...
2 days ago
The Fiberglass Manifesto

TROUT MADNESS - A Day in the Life of Robert Traver - A tip of the cap to 406 Fly Lines for sharing this short film from yesteryear on their Facebook page. I found it this morning and it's a wonderful snaps...
2 days ago
Fishin' Impossible

Constructive criticism!? - Date fished 21/7/2021 17.00 until 22.00 The last few days have been red hot. This weather always makes me think of hot sunny days spent with Davey catch...
3 days ago
Of Esox & observations

Little things - It was in the summer of 1994 that, due to the requirement for Benno to undertake a school holiday project, I first ran a moth trap in our garden. I'd bee...
3 days ago
Tony Rixon's days out

Beer self drives - Off down to devon on Monday, with little or no wind forecast it would be a nice day for small boat fishing, its run by simon bartlett who is always helpful...
3 days ago
Pike Blog

Beetlemania - It's too hot for fishing - expecially barbel - the water is warm and the last thing I want is one to go belly-up! But there is a storm brewing - kit packe...
4 days ago
The Strolling Bones Trailtrekker

Shhhhhhh - Keep this place a secret, it's the new "Best Place In The World". Parked in the camper five hundred feet up on the cliffs, facing Ireland, with Anglesey ...
4 days ago
Fishing & stuff ...

Reasons to be cheerful - I was feeling pissed off, angry and I couldn’t really put my finger on why? But really it was just the usual reasons. I’m just so used to these things ...
6 days ago
The Urban Fly Fisher

Dark Conversations - We spent a lot more time gabbing than we did fishing. The plan was to hit the river at dusk by staking out a long pool and then fishing until it was prope...
6 days ago
Scarfolk Council

Government Self-Support Scheme Posters (1971-) - The government's self-support scheme launched in 1971. It's not known when the scheme finished because nobody could ever reach the government by telephon...
6 days ago
wheatnotcasters

Jealous July 2021 (Part 1) - July starts on the Friday 2nd with a visit to peg 6. Peg 6 has a channel dragged out by myself but has thickish beds of weed to the sides and the odd stran...
1 week ago
John Richardson Lino Prints

Keep them or lose them? - Everybody suffers from the ‘I can’t bear to throw it away syndrome’, not a medically known condition but everyone knows about it and suffers from it. Farme...
1 week ago
Jorvik Angler

The Hidden Swim - Thursday morning I had a few little tasks to perform. These seemed to conspire against me and took longer than they should, so it was late afternoon befo...
1 week ago
stevetheangler

Session 25 – Life On The Dour Stour - On the 15th July 2021 I made a return to the Worcs Stour at Stourton arriving at around 0700 and, as usual, I wasthe first on the scene although another an...
1 week ago
Bryans Countryside Capers

WAKERING BOATYARD WALK - After parking the van in the parking area outside the gates of the boatyard I walked through the gap in the bushes opposite and out onto a small area of sc...
1 week ago
Ivan's Angle

Sunday 11th July - S W Super League Round 3 Gloucester Canal - It's been a few weeks since I blogged and I have been out match fishing but it has been pretty uneventful. A Wednesday match at Evesham saw me draw peg ...
1 week ago
The Tuesday Swim…

I dream of black bream. - I’m not one to share my personal life online unless it is specifically threaded around fishing and related matters. But … Continue reading →
1 week ago
The Flee & Float

Feet Wet - With all the media hype of football on TV & Radio, for somebody that cannot abide the game at all no matter what nation is playing I had to get away & ...
1 week ago
ordinaryangler

07/07/2021 - Summer trotting part two (a "ton" up on the River Soar) - Needed a time out this week - pressures of work and family issues conspiring to feed the black dog. A few hours by myself to get some "head space", whethe...
2 weeks ago
Lumbland

Everything merges with the night - After my last blog post I thought the rot had set in when I blanked on yet another evening into night session after eels. I had runs and missed them ...
2 weeks ago
The Joy of Essex

Welcome to Essex - Told you my work is art... My book *The Joy of Essex* is on display in a vitrine (that's a posh word for a cabinet) in Michael Landy's *Welcome To Essex ...
2 weeks ago
tales by the riverbank

A Firkin good read - With such changeable weather over the weekend I decided not to go fishing but to read about it. The most … Continue reading →
2 weeks ago
Diary of a Riverkeeper on the River Test, Hampshire

Scaffold Ziggurat, Spotted Oddities and a Beaver Tail Stern - Been a bit busy in the garden again so I’ll repeat apologies for tardiness with regard to chucking up guff. I seem to be letting things slip. Anyway, f...
3 weeks ago
The Hopelessly Optimistic Angler

Scourie 2021 - And suddenly it’s that time of year and I find myself in a car full of fishing kit heading up the A1 to the far, far northwest of Scotland in search of one...
3 weeks ago
Pete777

Bradshaw Fishery No6 26-6-21 - Not fished this lake for over 10 years and today was a match with the breaking surface crew.I drew peg 6 and was happy being where I was shaded even tho...
3 weeks ago
Glassjet notes

First visit to Manchester since the coronavirus pandemic struck - some photos - Last week (Friday 25th June 2021) I visited Manchester for the first time since the pandemic began - so that is well over a year now. I live on the edge...
3 weeks ago
Fishy Business, an angler's journal.

Off to a flyer - The past year has been a challenge for most. With the ongoing pandemic, my work has dominated this past 15 months and rightly so as there's been a lot to...
3 weeks ago
No-Limits

My Target Tench. - At the start of my Alton campaign 8 years ago, I set myself a couple of targets. One of them was to catch a 10lb Tench. With Covid, sadly we lost several ...
4 weeks ago
Lumbypics

Inbetween times - After the sheep dog trial I had started getting keen to go to some agricultural shows which I knew were planning to be held this summer. None this month,...
4 weeks ago
From the banks of the Wye

- Since my last tale of woe I have fished once - and caught a small eel. Nuff said. Today is the glorious 16th, a date that has had little meaning in my ...
5 weeks ago
OFF THE OCHE, DOWN THE RIVER

February to June 15th - With Covid movement restrictions in place, the end of the river season drifted into a non event for me. The closed season didn't see much activity either....
5 weeks ago
Becks and Brown Trout

Mayfly on a small Yorkshire stream . - Its been a miserable long cold spring. There has been to much rain then not enough rain then it was cold again . But the last couple of weeks warm wea...
5 weeks ago
Rieg's vis weblog

- Na een warme week deze ochtend vroeg op pad gegaan om achter de karper aan te gaan. Hennep heeft de hele week geweekt en is gekookt. Het met hennep gevuld...
1 month ago
Kevin Parr | Writer, fisherman, amateur naturalist and sometime Idler…

Slipping - It can be difficult to roll with nature’s fluctuations. Man has, after all, gone to extraordinary lengths to avoid them for himself. There is much to admir...
1 month ago
A fool at one end...

Playing in the sun - A tale of two trips. Arrived, and from my high vantage point could see bass or mullet playing in the last of the sun. Couldn't walk quick enough and soo...
1 month ago
Behind the Sky

Lifecycle - We’re into June and the first real heat of the year. After the rains of May, and this sudden week …
1 month ago
this northern boy

Green - Green. I seek out green places more and more as I get older. The combination of peace and the sounds of nature seem to give me an incredible sense of well-...
1 month ago
Fishing Tails

Fishing after a storm - With the latest Atlantic storm battering the South West you could be excused for thinking that it might be a good idea to just stay at home this weekend ...
2 months ago
BRYANS ANGLE

'RAYS' OF SUNSHINE - Lately there have been a few reports of the thornback rays showing up in the local tidal river in good numbers so I thought i,d set out to catch one. I ...
2 months ago
Monkey Climber

5 questions to Forge Tackle’s Enrico Parmeggiani - Forge Tackle, one of our loyal print advertisers, is a fairly new brand to the European carp trade, based of years and years of experience in the field. Ba...
2 months ago
Fishing Diary

Winter/Spring 2021 - *Late to the Party* I sat atop the high bank of a local river, fully exposed to the elements of an early February day in Lincolnshire. It was a cold drab...
2 months ago
drifting the riffle

the meaning of a trout - We often walked the banks of the stream, looking for trout, stopping off on our way home from somewhere else. We would chuckle as the brown shapes darte...
3 months ago
Tim's Riparian Ramblings

60 Second Blog Roll - Storm Dennis - *15th February 2020*. With a couple of hours free in the evening and the rivers too high to fish on the back of Storm Dennis, I headed to Astwood Fis...
3 months ago
The Secret Angler

What’s missing from the Missing Salmon Alliance? - The Spring 2021 edition of Fly Culture gives space for an article about a loose amalgam of charities called the Missing Salmon Alliance (author not identif...
3 months ago
Hedgehogs in a Thanet garden

One year into my adventure - If it hadn't been for the situation created by the pandemic, I'm not too sure that the garden hedgehogs would have played any part in my life? Encounter...
3 months ago
HUGH MILES - WILDLIFE ADVENTURES

WOW! - Yes, it’s ‘World Osprey Week’ and these most charismatic of birds are fast approaching on the eternal skywa...
3 months ago
The Near Bank

Theoretical Angler – the answer to a question nobody asked - Define: Theoretical – ‘concerned with or involving the theory of a subject or area of study rather than its practical application.’ How do I define my fish...
4 months ago
Float, Flight and Flannel

Rediscovery of a Seasons End - So, as I was, saying... The Discovery was retrieved from the insurance company's own repair workshop last week. Like new, it was. Immaculate, smelling li...
4 months ago
dig your fins

“We’ve come on holiday by mistake.” - For over thirty years I’ve worked in the centre of my hometown of King’s Lynn – and yes you’re right, I am a man who constantly craves high-octane adventur...
4 months ago
North West Carp

How to Splice a Lead Free Leader - I like margin fishing for carp and line concealment is really important, I use a combination of slack lines and a lead free leader to make sure there ar...
4 months ago
The Pike Pool

Holding Area & Route Theory Condensed - Many anglers are not interested in theories such as the one I am going to try and explain and I have often heard that such ideas are irrelevant to ...
4 months ago
Wivenhoe library unveils new scheme to make books less boring — Wivenhoe Watcher

Wivenhoe Wombles in audacious plot to invade Norway - [image: Unruly militant attempts to steal Wivenhoe dog’s raison d'etre] Unruly militant attempts to steal Wivenhoe dog’s raison d'etre Following a bought...
4 months ago
The River Angler

Lifelines – An Anthology of Angling Anecdotes - Support two great charities by contributing towards the publishing of this excellent book. Lifelines – an anthology of Angling Stories. Crowdfunder.co.uk T...
5 months ago
The Smell of Weirs

- *The call of the pike part 2, (with a chub thrown in).* There is something compelling about pike. Of all our freshwater fish their call, for me, is the m...
5 months ago
Struinen door de Polder

Met de Ambassadeur - Halverwege de jaren 80 begon ik te vissen met de baitcaster en daar bovenop een reel. Een ABU AMBASSADEUR uiteraard, en die 'dingen' kosten toen een kl...
5 months ago
ANGLING WITH SHAUN

Another Week On The Wandle - *Another Week On The Wandle* *COMING SOON* Angling with Shaun 'Another Week On The Wandle' will be the next blog coming once able to fish again. Spend...
6 months ago
Fishing Fiend

Fishing For Big Perch At Bradshaw Hall - So – after a few sessions catching small canal perch on the drop shot – and a long hard blank session at Pilsworth I’ve had a few hours contemplation tim...
7 months ago
Edgelands Fishing

Certain Days - I often find myself day dreaming about what I’d like to be doing on those certain days or little periods of the year when things change. I’m talking about ...
7 months ago
Charlton Carper

Braxted Reservoir 'As The Matrix Slips' - Through the years of writing my blogs I've occasionally touched on a subject that I call the "fabricated reality". This concept isn't some 'hoodoo' that ...
7 months ago
WHERE GREEN ROADS MEET

Modest Viands -
8 months ago
Invisible Works

On Landscape interview - An interview by Michéla Griffith, reproduced with kind permission of On Landscape magazine, April 2019. For this issue, we have something a little differ...
8 months ago
Bailey & Fishing

Stick or twist? A question from the River Wensum… - One moment we all seemed to be tench fishing and getting brown and the next it is winter woolly time with rain, gales and a sniff of frost in the nostril...
8 months ago
Fishing the Irwell - A Fly Fishing Journey

2020 - The year a virus affected fly fishing - 2020. Just that simple number is enough for us to roll our eyes, in future years someone will say 'Remember 2020? What a year that was." The thing is no...
9 months ago
Something Fishy Going On

In before the lock? - I popped down the A1 a couple of times a fortnight ago with two of my workmates. The first trip to St Abbs Head with Callum was all about catching some b...
9 months ago
Postcards from the English Outback

Early Fishing - I’ve gained and lost more in the past year than I can remember. I’ve gained time. Several months of it …
9 months ago
Overnight Carp Sessions

Pirate Potion – An Interview with Billy Webster - I think it is fair to say that over the last three decades there has been a massive advancement in tackle and the baits that anglers actually use. We all...
9 months ago
Sometimes Just Being There Is Enough

Fishing for Ghosts - Well here we are in the 3rd week of september and I will get to the title later but first a update from last time to the present . First big news is tha...
10 months ago
Norfolk 'N Good

Catching some for Dad - The handle's a bit wonky but the dusty old Mitchell Match is still silky smooth. The finger-dab bail arm flicks open as I do an air cast in my late fath...
10 months ago
Simply Fishing, Fishing Simply

Feeder Fishing Commercials – Part 4 - Casting, Accuracy and Rod Placement - *Casting Accuracy* Accurate casting is, I think, essential for all forms of legering. It is something that many anglers struggle with. But it really is a...
11 months ago
Looknfishy

Two Weeks in Colorado (part 1...week 1) and video - If you asked me in May where I would be in July, I would have looked at you and shrugged my shoulders. I had some plans and knew I had the support from my...
1 year ago
Streamside diary

wrasse around - First salt water trip of the year now that we can travel more than five miles from home! Col and I headed down to the borders where we were pleased to get ...
1 year ago
Fishing small streams

Brook trout camp 2020 - *A small pond on a clear spring day*Here's a few pictures from some Adirondack pond fishing from last week. Tpyical of the mountains, the weather ran the...
1 year ago
Footsteps of an Angler

Little did I know - I’m taking you back to New years eve 2009 and the Christmas period when most of us get a little extra time off work and maybe a few angling plans set o...
1 year ago
Balearic Kitchen

Thea's Ned Kelly pie - *Another week, another recipe. This time around we have a guest contribution from Balearic Kitchen friend Thea Everett. A leader, a hero, and a certified...
1 year ago
Tales of a Fisherman

Estate Lake Dream - Anto Roberts - Hidden in the south west of Wales lies a little known Estate Lake, a place you can lose yourself in, in awe of its unrivalled beauty and peace. I first bec...
1 year ago
Travelling Man

A Redtail Adventure. - Having travelled to both Guyana and Suriname in South America on several occasions I had decided that it was becoming much the same and I would no longer ...
1 year ago
North East Piker

After work chub - I usually try and fit in a short session after work at least once during my 5 days on, usually arriving at the chosen river after 22:00hrs and setting off ...
1 year ago
River Angler

Time to start updating again! - Six months since I last looked on this blog, with available time and fishing motivation failing me somewhat. I have been fishing, but often seemed to be fi...
1 year ago
How to drown maggots

Fordwich Lakes and the river - Fordwich Lake - still has plenty of water!Still no fishing, but a chance to have a look at another of C&DAA (Canterbury and District Angling Association) ...
1 year ago
Lewy's Lines

Bury Hill Fisheries, 26th September 2019 - A text message from Hathers asking whether I could fish the Wednesday OBH Lovers match for Big Si. Not a problem, bait sorted, long ranger feeder rods so...
1 year ago
Joe Chatterton's Angling Diary

Summer Catch Up, a Lying Camera and a Sharky Finale - From now on my blog is going to be a catch-up series of posts and will be roughly season by season. I simply do not have the time to run a business, brin...
1 year ago
thinkFish-catchFish

‘Silver Treasure!’ - After a couple of stick float sessions on the River Dee and Dane, waters that I love, I just felt like I needed a bit… Continue reading‘Silver Treasure!’
1 year ago
Avon Angling UK

Small River Chub Fishing - An Old Stretch Re-Visited - 10/9/19 (Video 127) - My latest video is now available to watch by clicking the link below. *Small River Chub Fishing - An Old Stretch Re-Visited - 10/9/19 (Video 127)*
1 year ago
a good place for a cup of tea and a think

Happy Cafe, Downham Road, De Beauvoir Town, London, N1 - I was on my way somewhere else and I ended up here. So then I was on my way here. Because this is the place to end up. A very respectable cup of tea. Thick...
1 year ago
Fish's angling diary.

The witching hour…. - The weather has been fine for a good few days,hot all day and the evenings just about bearable.last night I decided to do a late evening fishing session at...
2 years ago
The Lure of Angling

Top water fun. - With the summer just about here and the plethora of lure matches drying up I can feel the weed festooned lakes calling me. Soon I will able to think of no...
2 years ago
Mike Townsend Fishing

Roll on the 16th! - What a frustrating and scary period the last few months have been. Sorry once again for the lack of updates, but fishing time has been very scarce as you’l...
2 years ago
lagomlagomlagom

Nemophilist* - Contains trees, birds, and a measure of leavetaking. About an hour’s walk from here, a footpath follows the inside edge of a small wood at the edge of some...
2 years ago
eastcoastavocet

The Denizens of Butley Creek - Denizen (/ˈdɛnɪz(ə)n/) – noun: a person, animal, or plant that lives or is found in a particular place. On Suffolk’s wild Heritage Coast, just upriver from...
2 years ago
Blogs from the bank: Carp and Coarse fishing

Looking back at 2018 - My syndicate lake in the autumn. Finding a balance between work and family life can be tricky enough at the best of times but throwing an obsession with a...
2 years ago
TOSTE

November woodland walk - Autumn abundant, hazy falling, gathering, decaying Leaf glows like Chinese lantern mystical Photographs taken during walk at Weeleyhall Wood Nature Reserve...
2 years ago
Andrews of Arcadia Scrapbook

The National Vintage Fishing Tackle Fair - Sunday 11th November 2018 -
2 years ago
Monty Dalrymple and the View From Yat Rock

All The Big Perch Are Gone - I don't tend to bother with the blog anymore, it's too much of a chore and to me, it's not as much fun as it used to be. But I keep hearing from people tha...
2 years ago
Norfolk Coast with the National Trust

Great British Beach Clean - Blakeney Point - On 15th September we held our Autumn beach clean as part of the Marine Conservation Society's Great British Beach Clean Weekend. We were joined by 56 amazi...
2 years ago
Angling Buckley's Fishing Adventures

Wag and mag - Wag and mag For some that title is going to sound a little odd and yes it is, but I tell you what fishing with a waggler float, shallow it […]
2 years ago
Danny's Angling Blog

A Pikers Autumn Morning Canal Session... - A warm welcome to this week blog i hope i find well and your nets wet. Autumn has certainly arrived here in the UK and with it has come the blustery winds ...
2 years ago
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...
2 years ago
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
2 years ago
bureboy's pictures

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2 years ago
By JAYZS

The Close Season, and Cycling to the Pond. - The close season has once more come under review on the rivers. The decision is that the status quo will remain, and I do approve of that. When I returned...
2 years ago
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...
3 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 ver...
3 years ago
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 ...
3 years ago
Retiarius

Book Review: River Fly Fishing by Peter Lapsley; A Fly Fisher's Entomology by J. R. Harris - I read this book every year before the start of the new season, and each time I get something new from it. This year, I gleaned particular pleasure from ...
3 years ago
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...
3 years ago
Idler's Quest

Unfinished Business — The Width of a Circle - I assure you, the picture above is no joke. That is a real hook — the 'Mustad 39937NP-DT Giant Demon Perfect Circle Hook' — and one that will set the big g...
3 years ago
Northwest Fisherman

Canada, small rivers and just why the hell do we bother? (Entry 218) - Did you know that the UK is on the same latitude as some places in Canada? If it wasn’t for the gulf stream we would be literally up to our necks in the wh...
3 years ago
All things considered.

First Editions: Re-covered - Three artists well known to St Jude’s followers, Christopher Brown, Mark Hearld and Rob Ryan are involved in a fund raising project for The House of Illust...
3 years ago
Mike Kelly's Water Log

Organisation - I'd forgotten how organised you need to be when beach fishing in the dark. I figured I could rock up with two rods, a bucketful of bait and a rig or two s...
3 years ago
Ben Hennessy's Blog

New Rods – Making Moves - I expect most keen coarse anglers own a rod or two dedicated to fairly specialist tasks – perhaps a crisp, fast action float rod, designed solely with long...
3 years ago
Hampshire Angling Adventures

Search for River Carp in Tricky Conditions - I arrived back at the river and wandered a few areas, spotting a few nice fish lurking in a few beds of streamer weed and occasionally cruising by. With ...
3 years ago
The Intrepid Piscator

"Just one more" - I know a place not far away, where I can have this solitude. I can wander the fields, unhindered, locate barbel easily and catch a few of them with a cer...
4 years ago
A Fishermans Journey

The new season arrives! - I'll start this update by saying that an awful lot has happened in my angling and personal life since my last entry, way too much to remember even if I w...
4 years ago
Russell Hilton Fishing Blog

Canal Tench - Something Green, Somewhere New - In spite of living within relatively close proximity to the Grand Western Canal for a decade now, there are still parts of it that I have not fished proper...
4 years ago
CROOKED LINES

All change for 2017! - Greetings to all blog readers! It's not often I write in this location any more, but if you're one of my old followers on this platform, or have just di...
4 years ago
My Dipping Float

Time and space and another nice chub. - My other hobbie, indoor bowls has kept me busy the last week or so. A bunch of matches after Christmas had to be placed. I enjoy bowls, but during spells o...
4 years ago
Bureboy's Halcyon Days

#12 Last days - I am not sure when it starts but it definitely finishes March the 14th 1991 with my last fish caught whilst domiciled in Devil Dog Land. Here goes then: ...
4 years ago
The fish don't know

What’s in a name…? Part 1 - The Fish Don’t Know – that’s the name of this blog. Fishingforluckies – thats the name of the website. What do they mean, these names? Why did I choose the...
4 years ago
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 th...
4 years ago
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.*
4 years ago
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...
5 years ago
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...
5 years ago
A fool at one end… and a camera on the other

Shame about the advert… -
5 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...
5 years ago
Pure Piscator

Bernard and the Genie - The field behind our house is home to an ancient badger set, in fact many badger sets. I have walked the perimeter of the field and on three sides there ar...
6 years ago
This Saxon Shore

Proper Essex, This Is - Tucked away on the southern bank of the wide expanse of the Stour estuary, Wrabness is a place that you'll love if you like hiking, biking, fishing and st...
6 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...
6 years ago
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...
7 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 ...
8 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...
8 years ago
Piscatorial Pastimes!

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Tuesday, 8 June 2021

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