Young Abbey Anderson of Team Pallatrax is without a doubt one of the new generation of anglers that we should all be looking out for. In common with the likes of Carl & Alex Smith and Alfie Russel, her focus is on her fishing, rather than any notion of fame and fortune, and we love that she’s obviously got a good head on her shoulders. Look out for more news of Abbey soon on the Crabtree website… […]
Gavin Hewitt is, amongst other things, a Man U fan, member of Team Pallatrax and a father of three – and he still manages to get out on the bank. We caught up with him and managed to grab a quick interview. Here’s what he had to say…
How often do you fish and what do you fish for?
I like to get out as much as possible but with a full time career, three children and a girlfriend to take care of, my time on the bank is limited to every other weekend, if I’m lucky, and a few midweek overnighters. […]
Thanks to Jamie Parr from Team Pallatrax for giving of his time to be interviewed here. We particularly love his answer to ‘What lessons would you pass on?’. Top Stuff.
Q: Most anglers would love to be able to call themselves ‘professional’. How did you manage it?
I would never call myself a professional angler. I’m just a passionate fisherman with a healthy obsession (My family may not agree with the healthy part!) […]
Thanks to Ray Pulford of Team Pallatrax for joining in with ‘An Interview with…’:
Q: How often do you fish and what do you fish for?
I fish 4-6 nights/days a month and I fish for all species. I fish for Carp, Perch, Pike, Roach and Chub in winter then Carp, Barbel (upto end of season), Tench and Bream in spring. Summer sees me fishing for whatever takes my fancy but Autumn is serious Carp and Barbel time. […]
Q: Most anglers would love to be able to call themselves ‘professional’. How did you […]
Here’s another one of our popular interviews that gives an insight into the hearts and minds of some of the key figures behind the UK fishing industry.
Meet Mike O’Neill, owner of Pallatrax and Lone Angler, an out and out ‘Crabtree Kid’, and a proud grandad who’s mentoring his own next generation Crabtree kid… […]
Most anglers would love to be able to call themselves ‘professional’. How did you manage […]