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Plenty of cheaper own brands, Plumrose, Morrison's their Bacon Grill is yummy, B&M, Lidl, also try the Polish section, garlic infused sausage is great, Barbel are not brand snobs. ;)

Did he build rods? Plenty of rod builders that would do you a good job, recommendations incoming.

Why have doubles on an Avon? Surely it better to have singles, lighter and a better action.

Been through the lot, and the only ones I recommend are the Drennan..

Sadly not too old Alec, in fact I often refereed to it in my un p.c 'jokes'. It was a very popular title and was the fore runner to many 'lads' mags.:mad:

Well that would be not a priority for some looking at the bed covers, Playboy Mansion is it Alec? 🤔

School kids?

Everitt is a documentary maker working with Netflix etc. You know the ones that do Big Foot, Haunted Houses in Winchcombe, Nessie Hunters, etc...and any 'proof' coming out of Cirencester College should be taken with a pinch of salt, 'young farmers on the piss'. ;) . Anyway I will keep an eye...

I understand mate, just a bit jealous I guess....would snap your rod in half for a chance to fish there, at least you haven't employed the service of a guide. Good luck.

It's fishing not catching...surely isn't it down to the angler on the spot to assess the river.. fishing the crease for example.? Sorry if I am being rude but working it out for yourself is the very crux of river angling, isn't it?

A lot of advice is given to use long hook lengths, 3 to 4 ft being the norm. The reasoning that fish will spook from a lead or feeder, and in that I get it, but for me I prefer to use as little parafanalia on the business end as possible, a simple running rig with a anti tangle sleeve with a...

Admist the carp, bread recipes and bridge diversions, you are probably right.

I know..you should check out my Victoria Sponge 🙂

No don't the chap on Awesome fishing the cack handed one c/w John Wilson Avons and no line on his reels made similar from chicken wire...useless. Get a good knife ☺

While we are talking cheffy things...I have started making bread, it marks a great healthy eating bread and a good fishing bait. 500gm bread flour 7 gms yeast, tbsp salt and sugar 9.8 oz water. tbsp butter, spread or olive or any cooking oil. Add yeast and sugar to warm water leave 10 mins. Add...

Gudgeon fodder?🤨

With a good chef knife it took me 25 seconds to cut 10mm cubes all same size

It's a weird lane Northwood, long and winding all uphill and then you end up in someone's back garden....the lower fishery is probably the better choice if you are not Bear Grylls.

Mick's angling adventure clip of him going back up the hill convinced me I would end my days at Trimpley if I was to try.

Paul check out Mick's Angling Adventures YouTube. He gives a very good and exhausting review of Trimpley.