What I’ve Changed About My Barbel Fishing Since Turning Forty
Age hasn’t made me a worse barbel angler, but it’s changed what I actually do on the bank, sometimes for the better.
Age hasn’t made me a worse barbel angler, but it’s changed what I actually do on the bank, sometimes for the better.
Some widely-repeated fishing advice turns out to be wrong, or at least far less universal than it’s presented. Here are five I fell for.
Everyone talks about the Basingstoke Canal for perch. There’s a quieter alternative that’s just as good and far less pressured.
Club match turnouts are down almost everywhere. Here’s what I think is actually happening, and why I’m not as worried as some.
A season of Pembrokeshire rock mark bass fishing, and what actually produced fish versus what I expected to.
Watching dozens of anglers cast to the same fish taught me more about presentation than years of fishing for myself ever did.
A frustrating winter on the Broads forced me to rethink everything I thought I knew about static deadbaiting.
A season of blanking on heavily-boilied waters taught me something most carp anglers don’t want to hear.