Tag: Dorset

Dorset Gold

I should have bought a lottery ticket last weekend: On Saturday’s low tide, I bounced a bait in a shallow area I’ve often completely overlooked. A quick and delicate twang on the tip signalled somebody was home, though they’d avoided the hook… A stronger rattle led me to recast and I reeled in to find […]

Itchy Feet

After being blown off the rock marks in East Dorset and Portland by some unexpected 20 mph plus winds, I ended up doing a bit of impromptu LRF – or lerfing – around Weymouth this weekend. While the fishies were abundant, it was definitely a case of quantity over quality, with none of the more […]

June 16th

It’s been a quiet couple of months down the coast for me, sadly – and by quiet, I mean I haven’t been out much. I’ve had a handful of fish from some old favourite Dorset haunts, but nothing of note. With a busy year on the work and family front, it feels like I missed some […]

Off the Mark

Most people in England saw the New Year in with a prolonged spell of heavy rain, but we were lucky to have escaped the soaking and spent much of January in Poland – staying with family, enjoying the odd mountain walk, and, I should mention, getting married! The week of the wedding was Baltic, with […]

The New Normal

We’re three months into being first time parents and the novelty is just starting to wear off… We’ve survived the initial shock and we’re now settling into a new normalcy. It’s been brilliant, but the adrenalin’s ebbed away and I’m starting to feel it. In recent weeks I’ve learnt a new level of tiredness – […]