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The Tiny River Alne - Cockchafers and Coleopterology - For this short morning session down at the tiny river Alne it was out with the Salmo Cockchafer. This little floating lure shallow dives on the retrieve an...
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Born To Win – Tom Pickering - [image: Born To Win – Tom Pickering] A book review by Bob Roberts I suppose I initially became aware of Tom through a series of excellent magazine articles...
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A Puzzler - There was a strong south-westerly blowing this morning, so I made the effort to wrap up in multiple layers and waterproofs in readiness for a protracted se...3 days ago
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21/09/2020 - Making hay.... - Was in two minds whether to write this up or not as it was basically a carbon copy of my previous session and I wouldn't want my audience to think I'm ge...
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A bleak future. - The title should have been Set a perch to catch a perch but it isn't. Read on to find out more.. Out on the Norfolk/Cambridgeshire borders today and whi...5 days ago
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BTW: This isn't true in my experience, green seems to be the best colour for hard-bodied and rubber lures & is almost always first out of the lure box. Although they tend to like black flies...
ReplyDeleteYes - green (Perch) coloured lures are a favourite among fisherman and pike alike!
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