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Carp number 61: Charlie. At long last, it took me over seven years but at last I'd banked the big one, Charlie. Here She weighed... -
The Lake An overview of how the lake looks and the swims, some of which have acquired new names. The Lake was (and still is... -
Introduction page. (to be finished at some time in the future) This is my second attempt at writing out part two of my old fishing memoir...
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PAGE FOUR The fish It always amazed me how often some particular fish got caught a lot whereas others just didn't very often? S... -
Gear The following section may well be very, very, very boring. Don't say that you weren't warned. Of course you'd already ... -
Introduction Sorry about the title ... it's a bit naff isn't it? It's set in stone now, it's either leave it there or d... -
Carp number 46: Big Scale. 21 lb 5 oz, the Ritchies, September 1984. Another well known fish (named by Ian Brown) and one that I w... -
Carp number 16: 8 lb 6 oz taken off the Mound in October of 1983. This was another one of the recently stocked small grey Italian t...
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