Associated Anglers

The start….

Posted by Les Bowers
/ December 4, 2014

I used to live in Paris many moons ago. I used to love fishing the wild rivers and big public waters around me whilst I lived there. To be honest I was spoilt for waters. This is where all the sponsorships started. Through catching some big fish in a relatively...

Posted in Associated Anglers, Blogs, Les Bowers
Special Permission and on a mission

Posted by Darryll Slater
/ November 28, 2014

We all enjoy fishing its why we do it right? But different things drive different people, some it’s all about size, some it’s named fish and some it’s the lure of unknowns in a 120 acre unfished gravel pit. Some will only fish rivers and after the floods this year...

Posted in Associated Anglers, Blogs, Darryll Slater
Re-Lighting the Fire

Posted by Ross Tierney
/ November 26, 2014

After no fishing for me for a few weeks, I am finally back into it and trying to relight that said fire that I have had inside me for some time. I haven’t been on the bank for a few personal reasons, but now I have the availability to get...

Posted in Associated Anglers, Blogs, Ross Tierney
short sessions and edges

Posted by Andy Lyons
/ November 23, 2014

I had a 6 day session planned on the syndicate but 2 days in only 1 carp had been banked in over 9 days and it didn’t look like they would get on the feed anytime soon so at 5am I decided to head over to a club water and...

Posted in Andy Lyons, Associated Anglers, Blogs
When a plan comes together

Posted by Garky "Milky" Lowe
/ November 18, 2014

After moving from Essex to wales, I thought it would be hard to find some good lakes like the lakes that I was used to fishing, well after a lot of searching I found and nice over grown 30 acre pit that looked like it didn’t get fished much as...

Posted in Associated Anglers, Blogs, Gary 'Milky' Lowe
Thorpe Lea Tutorial

Posted by Andy Lyons
/ November 2, 2014

At 6.55am on Friday myself and my 2 clients arrive at the locked Thorpe lea gates the weather was mild and blowing a South Westerly. The bailiff opened the gates at 7am and we drive into the car park. We look at the map of the lake in the hut...

Posted in Andy Lyons, Associated Anglers, Blogs
Nemesis return

Posted by Darryll Slater
/ October 31, 2014

Well it didn’t quiet go to plan this weekend. The urban oasis and forgotten hideaway is still full of weed and now covered in leaves. This meant that for my first session on this special club lake is was a nonstarter! With only a few hours before darkness and the...

Posted in Associated Anglers, Blogs, Darryll Slater
Hard work doesn’t always = Rewards!

Posted by Darryll Slater
/ October 25, 2014

This week you find me at Willow Park Fishery on the Hampshire / Surrey boarders. It’s like a second home to me, as I bailiff the venue and have a swim named after me. I might have spent a few sessions in the swim when I first started fishing here....

Posted in Associated Anglers, Blogs, Darryll Slater
Autumn glory with the inline bungee lead system.

Posted by Sebastiaan Schuurman
/ October 19, 2014

Hi all, The best period of the year has started and as the leaves start changing different colours and winds change, storms and rain will follow. This is the kick off for Seb and my favourite period of the year is starting . As many will stop fishing when...

Posted in Blogs, Guests, Sebastiaan Schuurman
Day ticket madness – Linear fisheries

Posted by Lee Robbins
/ October 19, 2014

This is just a quick blog to talk about the application of bait. As we all know pre-baiting can be devastating on waters, but on very busy day tickets its almost impossible to get a spot going as someone will always be in the swim you have lovingly put all...

Posted in Associated Anglers, Blogs, Lee Robbins

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