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| The early morning light over the swollen brook. |
The English Oak & Willow Blog explores the countryside where these magnificent trees grow and the buildings and crafts that use them as well as many other trees, plants, stones and all things traditionally English and rural.
Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
2012 Season Opens
The course fishing season opened in England on the 16th June, this means an early rise for the keen angler so he can be on the bank at sun rise. Such activity has its benefits; peace away from other people, the cool damp air of the midsummer making thin mists on the water, the multitude of bird song including the various nocturnal species busying themselves before sleep.
Saturday, 14 April 2012
Quill and Pin
Fishing for carp the old way is a challenge to those used to fixed spools, bite alarms and artificial baits. To add a bit excitement to a small commercial fishery I sometimes visit I decided to chase the carp there with traditional equipment and baits. I must admit that although my equipment is traditional most of it benefits from modern engineering and materials
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| the quill and pin |
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