THE ULTIMATE ANGLING BUCKET LIST

catching a monster porbeagle and a monster thresher shark, again both dinghy caught, recalled by
Graeme Pullen.
Podcast Interview 145: Roger Beer, Shore Rays: Recorded in 2013. Shore ray expert Roger Beer
discusses his tactics and tackle for catching an assortment of big rays from a variety of Devon rock
marks, catches that have included shore records for both the small eyed and spotted ray.
Podcast Interview 146: Dick Clegg OBE, MBE, England manager: Recorded in 2013. Without
doubt, Dick Clegg has been not only the most successful national team manager in coarse fishing
history, but also most successful manager in any sport engaged in by participants representing this
country, resulting in an OBE and an MBE to add to his many trophies and gold medal wins, all of which,
along with other aspects of his life, he discusses in candid detail here.
Podcast Interview 147: Richard Peirce, Shark Trust: Recorded in 2013. Shark Trust and Shark
Conservation Society Chairman Richard Peirce discusses sharks in UK waters, looking at the role
anglers both can and do play in the science behind the trust's work. Suggestions for better handling and
conservation generally by anglers is also discussed.
Podcast Interview 148: Alan Scotthorne, the World’s Top Coarse Angler: Recorded in 2013. With
five world individual titles and numerous team titles, Alan Scotthorne is without equal the greatest
coarse angler in the history or international match fishing.
Podcast Interview 149: Sandra Scotthorne, World Champion Female Coarse Angler: Recorded
in 2013. Ladies in angling are quite a rare commodity. Ladies in Coarse match angling well capable of
taking on and beating their male counterparts are almost unheard of. Here five times world team gold
medal winner and twice individual world champion Sandra Scotthorne takes an in depth look at the
lady’s international scene.
Podcast Interview 150: John Bamford, Friends Of The River Yarrow: Recorded in 2013. While
the group, Friends of the River Yarrow formed primarily to ensure the entire environment on and around
the River Yarrow in Lancashire has been restored, there is no denying that fish have probably been the
main beneficiaries. It has quite literally gone from running sewer to running salmon, and stands out as
an object lesson to others who may want to restore lost fisheries to their former glory.
Podcast Interview 151: Dave Trafford, Canal Match Fishing: Recorded in 2013. Back in the 1970's,
Dave Trafford was a keen and successful coarse match angler who took a time out from angling, twenty
five years in fact, before coming back onto the canal match angling scene, by which time so much had
changed. Now able to compare and contrast the two era's which are a generation apart, here he takes a
look at those changes, plus his current match situation.
Podcast Interview 152: Didier Dellanoy, French coarse angling world champion: Recorded in
2013. French 2013 world coarse fishing individual gold medal winner Didier Dellanoy offers his
thoughts on his win, his behind the scenes preparation including practise here in the UK, and the current
England set up during a stay with multiple world champions Alan and Sandra Scotthorne.
Podcast Interview 153: Paul Maris, Big Fish UK: Recorded in 2014. Paul Maris, who is one of the
Essex Boys, talks here about his big saltwater fish exploits in the UK, including the biggest ever one
man one day Common Skate haul which saw him constantly playing big fish for well over four hours.
Podcast Interview 154: Eddie Mounce, MD Fish Thailand: Recorded in 2014. Eddie Mounce set
up Fish Thailand as a business while back packing after graduating from university with a degree in
fisheries management. Here he talks about the wonderful fishing, the fisheries, and the future of
targeting some of the biggest freshwater fish in the world.
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