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The Strolling Bones : May 2014
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Wednesday, 7 May 2014. After the weather wrecked South Devon marathon, or rather the fact that we bailed out due to the crap weather, I somehow ended up entering the Madrid marathon. After a bit of negotiating, we agreed that we'd spend the first night in the other hotel and move back to our original choice if we wanted to, on the second night. As it was, we stayed put, as the hotel was perfect and right next to the Metro (and we couldn't be arsed). Was ringing in my ears all along the course. I finished...
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The Strolling Bones : April 2015
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Wednesday, 22 April 2015. A Perfect Day, the "Dirty Wall" and a trip to Orford Island. Well, I say a perfect day. No high class Russian prostitutes were involved and I didn't score the cup final winner at Wembley against Man U, but a good day nevertheless. I've walked, run and cycled this route hundreds of times over many years and never get bored of it. It's bloody lovely. Massive tidal pull.look at the rod tips. We had the whole island to ourselves, not one other person fishing. What a remote, deso...
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The Strolling Bones : July 2015
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Wednesday, 22 July 2015. Life On The Ocean Wave. A glorious day, put the Yak on the roof rack and off to the river I went. The tide was well out and I dragged it across the mud, jumped in and looked forward to catching a few bass. Some facts and figures for you. Date puchased - May 2013. Total number of launches - 3. Fish caught from the Yak - 0. So far, it works out to 200 quid a trip. On the other hand, if you leave the rods at home it's good fun. Monday, 20 July 2015. The Curse Is Broken. A very early...
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The Strolling Bones : Rain in the Essex Desert
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Saturday, 15 August 2015. Rain in the Essex Desert. Early morning bassing beneath an angry sky. One keeper in the bag before the rain was unleashed. North Essex, officially the driest part of the country. But not today. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fog on the water. The Pipe Cleaner (not) from Venus. Proper Essex, This Is. John Sait - Angler, Ex Charter Skipper, Shooter. Smelling The Flowers Along The Way. Hats Off to the Boy Shakespere. Its Culture, Innit? Rain in the Essex Desert.
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Northessexfishing: November 2014
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Tales from the Tendring Flatlands. Tales from the Tendring Flatlands. Friday, 28 November 2014. You Must Remember Her ". I said to the The Whittler. " Lived at the end of Station Road.had two brothers, one sister.good looking? Ohhhhhh" he said, " Yeah, the sister looks like a crow ". After falling about laughing I realised he was right, she does look like a crow. Thursday, 20 November 2014. And I look up as he slides two roker up the beach. Here we go. I returned it, hopefully to successfully spawn and p...
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This Saxon Shore: Decay
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Sunday, 3 February 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). February on the Colne. Thorrington Creek, Colne Estuary. You'd never believe it, but I'm bloody 50, lean and a bit like Johnny Depp. Sorry, I meant Ade Edmondson. View my complete profile. Proper Essex, This Is. A PROPER BRUTE OF A WRASSE! Sea Fishing - Welcome to East Anglia Sea Angling. Dirty Water. the trials of an exiled angler. Henry Gilbey - the world of fishing. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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Talking Essex: May 2013
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Local Legends and Good Ol'Boys. Thursday, 30 May 2013. John Sait - Angler, Ex Charter Skipper, Shooter. Many people who have been fishing the Essex coast for some time will be familiar with John Sait. He moved to Thorrington in 1962 and has fished, on and off, for over sixty years. He ran a very successful charter boat, "Boy Carl", from the early 70s until 1998 and during that time shared in some of the largest rod and line catches ever seen off the east coast. Have big catches of roach of between 1 and ...
