Category Archives: Pike Floats

Trip 6 – Pike Fishing – 2017

Posted on January 21, 2017 by richardhandel

With that urge to catch a PB Pike, even with the mild weather. I just had to go on the Hampshire Avon today. Ah, what a pleasant place to start. Another lovely area and this one produced my first pike … Continue reading →

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Trip 1 Pike Fishing 2017

Posted on January 8, 2017 by richardhandel

I fancied a bit of walking today and tomorrow, to blow the cobwebs away. Therefore, I felt a spot of Pike fishing would do the trick nicely. First of many stops. After roaming the banks for some 4 hours, I … Continue reading →

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Trip No 141 Pike Fishing (2016)

Posted on December 26, 2016 by richardhandel

I woke up this morning with the urge to go Pike fishing – which I have been planning to do for a while but have got sucked back into the Carp by the good weather. Unfortunately, Mr Carp had other … Continue reading →

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Trip No 133 Pike Fishing (2016)

Posted on December 10, 2016 by richardhandel

I was after the pike again today, with the help of a friend, who also kindly provided a cuppa tea, a warm sausage roll and a pike on the bank – cheers Ian. We fished a nice back water area, … Continue reading →

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Trip No 132 Pike Fishing (2016)

Posted on December 8, 2016 by richardhandel

With the weather looking settled for a good week or two, this year I will be able to track down a nice PB Pike (hopefully). This is my second trip out and I have moved to another area of the … Continue reading →