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I'm lucky enough to publish some work each year in that fine UK angling magazine Trout and Salmon, and have been associated with T&S for what are becoming rather many years. I'm also proud to publish occasional articles in Waterlog. Those two journals have become an important part of my angling life.
In a typical year I fish for pike and zander during the later autumn and winter; for sea-trout (in Denmark, Ireland and elsewhere) from late March until the end of September; and whenever possible, for grayling in the earlier part of the autumn. Occasionally, too, I return to my favourite English rivers - in Yorkshire, or the Wessex chalkstreams - to fish for brown trout and grayling. I enjoy that variety, and though I prefer catching all species on the fly-rods I'm by no means averse to catching pike (for example) on streamers, jerkbaits, spinners, plugs, softbaits or deadbaits when conditions and the behaviour of the fish require.
If you are interested in finding out more about these fishing activities please visit the Fishing diary and details of current Fishing projects.
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These days, working and writing life involves angling or angling-related projects.