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David, the dough bobbin was great unless it was a venue with a rat population!

50 years ago my uncle used to use a black braid called black spider.

Bacon that dosn't leave a white sludge in the pan. Tins of Meaty Fish Bites. Maners.

I agree Craig. Bring back Maggie she would sort them out!;)

I agree with Martin bin the loop. I attach a swivel with a grinner.

I am going to let my Ringwood ticket go next season. Throop, and the Severals are nothing to what they used to be, and cost £35 to get there. For the odd trip to the Royalty I can always get a day ticket. That will leave me the Rother and Arun to concentrate on, something I have been promising...

½ an hour looking for a trolley on the internet to hump all my gear and bait along the banks of the Arun.

A day to remember. Magic!!

Break off a piece of meat to match the size of hook, pass a stringer needle through the meat, put the swivel of the hook link on the hook of the needle, and pull back through the meat. If required put a piece of grass in the bend of the hook as it is pulled in to the meat. Attach swivel of the...

Just the proof we needed that care in the community does not work.

Hello Denis, The one you are looking at is the Western Rother in West Sussex. The top stretches are mainly Roach, Dace, Grayling, and Trout, and are controled by Petersfield AC, Steadham AC, and Rother AC. The middle area is mainly down to Brown Trout syndicates. The lower stretches, this...

Mark that is the same method I use, and I get more than a dozen casts from each piece. The only difference is I sustitue a short length of grass for the spaghetti.

Which one? I know of three.

Now there is a picture of a man who is really pleased with himself, what a smile. well done Phil.

Some very good advice above. For a Ringwood member after their first barbel then forget Throop, and the Severals and concentrate on the Royalty.

Hello Dave, Have just checked my pictures and that is definately the same fish that I had at 15lb 8oz 2years ago, and the same fish that Martin had at 15lb 3oz. The dark spot patern, pardon the pun, is spot on. Looks as if she is putting on about half a pound a year and wants to keep...

Congratulations Dave you are certainly going through a purple patch. ATB Colin

what a baddly written piece. Not something I want to be associated with. It is the uncontroled release of Otters that is the problem.

Has anyone got one of those worm charmers that you stick in the ground and then turn a handle on the top? I think it was in an Avanti advert in one of the weekly angling papers for £29.99. Do they work? ATB Colin

Hello Stephen, Mine were £70.80 + P&P ATB Colin