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ISSUE 1 ARCHIVES - TERRY HEARN - THAMES VENTURER
ISSUE 1 ARCHIVES - TERRY HEARN
In a day and age where the ‘old fashioned’ close season is nothing more than a distant memory for many, and spring captures abound, Tel relives a recent tale to remind us why the build up and buzz of expectancy can be just as exciting, and why it is always worth the wait.
A RETURN TO MOROCCO
ISSUE 1 ARCHIVES - NODDOIL IS FOR NODDIES - GEOFF BOWERS - PART 3
ISSUE 1 ARCHIVES - NODDOIL IS FOR NODDIES - GEOFF BOWERS - PART 2
OXFORD B-ROLL - SPRING '22
ISSUE 1 ARCHIVES - NODDOIL IS FOR NODDIES - GEOFF BOWERS - PART 1
ISSUE 1 ARCHIVES - AUTUMN HARVEST - Gareth Fareham
A short November's tale from the Ed...
‘They’re bait fish mate, they always come off the big spots,’ I was told. I knew they were, and they did, but if you equated the phenomenal amount of rod hours those big spots saw to the bites they produced, it told a different account of events, and one that with just two 12-hour worknight sessions a week to utilise, I knew just wasn’t good enough odds for me to bet on'












