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Part two of the Geoff Bowers story continues, get the kettle fired up again and kick back for the next instalment. It's a good one..

Just a handful of b-roll shots from this spring on Stoneacres, shot by the editor Gaz, Tom Gibson, Will Bradley, Robbie Briers and Tim Rowland. We're saving the shots and stories for elsewhere, but this is a little flavour 

If you've been around the game a while, the name Geoff Bowers is synonymous with a couple of things - boilies, and a sense of humour. Anyone that calls their catalogue a 'comic' is saying something... Instrumental in playing a very large part in what we recognise as the modern fishmeal, Geoff, and his original company Premier Baits, did a lot to shape what we use today. In lots of respects, this the story of the conception of the modern day boilie, told in Geoff's inimitable style. Sat at his desk at ABS, surrounded by bottles, bait samples, and 35mm...

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'