THE ULTIMATE ANGLING BUCKET LIST

Podcast Interview 166: Danny Parkins, Nocturnal Pike: Recorded in 2014. When you talk about
lure fishing for big pike, probably the last thing you would expect to hear is a recommendation to do it
after dark. Here pike enthusiast Danny Parkins puts the case for nocturnal lure fishing.
Podcast Interview 167: Danny Parkins, LRF & HRF: Recorded in 2014. Light Rock Fishing (LRF)
and Heavy Rock Fishing (HRF) are two lure based techniques which have really grabbed the shore
fishing scene over recent times. HRF in particular for big ballan wrasse, which regular practitioner
Danny Parkins talks about in great detail here.
Podcast Interview 168: Dave Pakes, Commercial Bass On Rod and Line: Recorded in 2014.
Commercial rod and line fishing for bass is no different to recreational fishing up to the point of selling
the fish, which if all the necessary paperwork is in place, is the most sustainable method of commercial
fishing out there. One other key difference is that the commercials also catch more fish, something we
anglers could perhaps learn of a few lessons from.
Podcast Interview 169: Chris Ogborne, Bass Fly Fishing Guide: Recorded in 2014. Chris Ogborne
is one of those rare people to make the grade as multiple world champion fly fisherman, then switch
codes to take up guiding fly fishermen at sea. In particular for bass, though the game fishing side of
things for pleasure hasn't been entirely dropped.
Podcast Interview 170: Brian Harris, Angling Magazine & Creel Part 1: Recorded in 2014. Ask
anglers of a certain age which was the best fishing magazine ever published and most will say Creel,
which later evolved into Angling edited by Brian Harris, a man who along with most of the contributors
he recruited, is held in equally high esteem. Here Brian joins us for a two part interview about all things
connected with his angling life.
Podcast Interview 171: Brian Harris, Angling Magazine & Creel Part 2: Recorded in 2014. Ask
anglers of a certain age which was the best fishing magazine ever published and most will say Creel,
which later evolved into Angling edited by Brian Harris, a man who along with most the of contributors
he recruited, is held in equally high esteem. Here Brian joins us for a two part interview about all things
connected with his angling life.
Podcast Interview 172: Carl McCormack, Coarse Angling Coach: Recorded in 2014. Once seen
as something you might consider on say a foreign holiday, these days, more than ever before, the
services of coarse angling coaches are being sought by youngsters, beginners, and people returning to
fishing after a long break. Satisfying that demand are people like Carl McCormack, who besides helping
his customers, has also coached his twelve year old son Callum to gold in the junior national
championships.
Podcast Interview 173: Steve Souter, Scottish Boat Match Champion: Recorded in 2014. Steve
Souter has had, and continues to have a glittering international career fishing for Scotland, where he
has won, often on multiple occasions, all that has been put in front of him. But being so successful is
no accident, as he explains, along with his thoughts on a range of other topics.
Podcast Interview 174: Neil Farnworth, CAST: Recorded in 2014. CAST North west is a Lancashire
based charitable organisation set up and operated by Neil Farnworth with the aim of bringing disaffected
youngsters into education and training by using angling as a primary tool for grabbing their
interest.
Podcast Interview 175: Terry Moseley, Disabled Angling Part 1: Recorded in 2014. Disabled in a
sports accident while serving with the parachute regiment, Terry Moseley has almost singled handedly
dragged the provision of access for disabled anglers kicking and screaming into the 21st century. He's
also won his share of national and international medals in the process.
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