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The Clyde has a record of producing big coarse fish specimens. I was informed by a Scottish friend of specimen roach catches in the early 1980's. I think Joe is on the right track as an explanation for the lack of Barbel in the Scottish rivers. Plus game fishing interests will persecute the...

After not owning a brolly (other than the occasional one that were soon destroyed in the winter weather). I purchased a Korum Pentalite. I've had it about four years now. A good piece of kit. Quick to put up and down. Survives wet and windy weather and I can just about fit underneath for...

Hi Adam. My car is still in the repair garage. They can't get a part to complete the work. Unlikely to be before the 12th . I'll arrange pick up when I know further detail. Ady

Thanks Adam. When I get my car we can meet at Newark.

Thanks Adam. I can empathise with bad backs. I had mine operated on 3O+ years ago. I will pay the money and pick up when my car is fixed. Do you travel anywhere near Rutland?

Hi Adam. Yes I'll have it thanks. My car is with the insurer being fixed currently. Is that a problem for you? I can pay you via PayPal. Have you packed fishing in Adam? Shame if you have Cheers Ady

Adam I'll have that if still available.

The waters I fish respond well in the sunny daylight hours. Very pleasant fishing 👍.

Neil, make sure that you have a fully charged camera at the ready 👍😉.

There was a media announcement a few days ago, that Yorkshire Water, and another company, were heavily fined, a certain percentage of their turnovers. Ofwat (likely toothless tigers) have stated that the companies cannot pass these fines onto their customers. The share holders have to take the...

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/CHAsFUwBkAZfmsEx/ BBC Wales short.

I've had a pair of Dave Lumbs C3's for some time now. Good rods for big rivers. They bend when playing with little if any hook pulls and cast decent sized leads. They're not long range casting rods, but there's not many circumstances, when I have the need to put a bait on the other side of the...

A leopard with a will would definitely take out a human being. Though a tiger and lion are on a different scale. There's even an isolated species of Bengal tiger, in a swamp environment in India, that has an extremely aggressive predation instinct for human beings.

With a trace.

I sell mine on. If you don't mind the hassle it could be worth selling in small batches or as individual copies.

I remember a short clip, of what appears to be, a black melanistic leopard. Taken by a guy at range at Kinver in the west Midlands. Unfortunately no scale. The experts say that the walking movements and tail positions remove the likelihood of these being black domestic cats and definitely not...

Not yet 🐩.

Which does seem to suggest that they aren't in existence.

There is ample evidence of the existence on YouTube 'media streams' of puma/leopard sized felines roaming our countryside. Not in large numbers 😉. That's assuming that you accept other forms of media other that the BBC 'fact checkers'.

Likely the spool problem is from the additives used in the injection moulding process. I stopped using Sensor years ago. It was good twenty or so years ago but there are better products on the market now.