| PIKELINES
COVER and CONTENTS ARCHIVE
1997
No. 78 - NOVEMBER
1997 
| It's good to blank - Dave Horton
River
inlet piking on Scottish lochs - Bill Winship
Searching the swim - Mick Brown
Talks with prints - Colin Goodge
Mooching for salmon in British Columbia -
Don Wheeler
The Rogowski interview - Steve Rogowski |
No.
77 - AUGUST 1997 Pike
fishing on the River Ouse - Bill Winship
Go on, make a splash! - Leon Roskilly
The best yet - Simon Pennington
Passing on knowledge - Phil Wakeford
Baitboats
- K. Midmore
Junior Spotlight - Robert Morris
Piking days - Wayne Thomas
Trio - Dave Horton
The Horton interviews - George Higgins |  |
No.
76 - MAY 1997 
| The origins of modern piking - Barrie Rickards
Freshness guaranteed - Pete Gregory
Jerk your way to success - Derek MacDonald
Throwing a wobbly - Steve Dart
A time for reflection - Martin Gay
The
Pike - Bernard Venables
Fishing with Fred - Alastair Smith
Don't just
sit there, do something! - Mark Leathwood
Drift Fishing - Dave Batten
Scandanavian Piking - Mick Brown
Putting something back - Steve Bown
Westmeath
- Paul Jennings
The joys of being a gillie - Rick Zevering
The breakthrough
on Loch Lomond - Eric Hodson |
No. 75 - FEBRUARY
1997 Something
to be cherished - Laddy Whitaker
Successful piking, a personal view - Mick
Brown
Purely coincidence? - Simon Hewson
Record catch on the Irish Western
Loughs - Frank Barbe
The Swedish connection - David Lundquist
River of
fortune - Martin Wood
OK luvvies, catch - David Overy
The killing method
- Dave Horton
Barrie's Bookshelf - Barrie Rickards
Happy snappers - Barry
Edwards
A one foot fly amidst the lily pads - Ad Swier
The pike don't
know - Paul Rix | 
|
1996 ISSUES 74-71 |
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