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Four must-see speakers have been signed up for this year's Pike Anglers Club Convention.

Piking 2008 will be held at Stoneleigh, Warks, on Saturday, September 27.

Predator fishing in all four corners of the British Isles, along with Holland and Sweden are covered by Derek MacDonald, Graham Slater, Michel Huigevoort and PA Högberg.

PAC promotions manager Mike Kelly said: "All four speakers have varied experience and fish differently, but one thing's for sure - they'll all knock you out with their talks and catches."

Derek Macdonald may be one of the country's best-known lure anglers but he rarely shares the secrets of his success.

"On my travels I have fished in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales even as far afield as Eastern Germany," he said.

"After a long and winding road, I have managed to reach my Everest and fulfil my dream, catching a monstrous fish weighing over 40lbs."

Graham Slater is another one of pike fishing's quieter exponents, who has enjoyed some phenomenal catches.

“Thirty years of fishing waters in England, Ireland and Scotland have shaped both the way I think about my fishing and the way I go about it," he said.

"My presentation will details some of my experiences and things I've learned from them, along with last season’s results and how I achieved my most successful season ever."

Michel Huigevoort will be travelling from Holland to share the Dutch style of fishing rivers.

He said: “I grew up close to the river Maas in the south of Holland. And after my very first pike the call of the river and the hunt for the biggest predator never went away.

"A part from pike fishing I like fishing for zander as well. Challenging the biggest bodies of water is what I like most, in Holland and abroad."

PA Högberg, from Stockholm, will be outlining his approach to both the increasingly popular Baltic and other Scandinavian waters.

"My talk outline will be the Swedish pike of different types like lake pike, river pike, Baltic pike and sub-groups like stationary pike.

"I'll be covering techniques to catch them. How to pick the right lure. Fishing technique with different types of baits. Rods and reels and how to chose the proper gear."

As well as the speakers, the PAC Convention is regarded by many pike anglers as the start to their winter campaign.

Stalls featuring the latest predator tackle, the lively second-hand tackle sale, demonstrations, awards and the chance to meet some of the sport's top names add up to a top day's entertainment.

All predator anglers are welcome, with tickets costing £12 for PAC members and £14 for non-members on the door.

Up to two juniors (under 16...) are admitted free with each paying adult, while advance tickets are available priced £10.

Parking is free and there are refreshments and bar.

For advance tickets, send a cheque payable to the PAC for £10 per ticket, with a stamped address envelope, to: Mike Kelly, 47 Yew Tree Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN4 0BG.

Piking 2007 was a fantastic day out, if you can get to Piking 2008 then do so. it's set to be another huge success.

Really looking forward to it.

Dave Smith

www.nationalanguillaclub.co.uk (who have a stand at Piking 2008 so come and have a chat)

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Any chance of jumping in with you again this year Bish?  I'll happily go halfers with you dude!  I thought last year was a hoot and I managed to bump into a great old friend I hadn't seen for years (Brian Birdsall).  Plus I picked up a few decent books, was a great weekend.
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Should be fine Dave. A good weekend last year without doubt.

I particularly enjoyed getting up at 6am to help get everything set up while many of pike fishing's finest slept off the rigours of the previous night.

[who needs sleep smiley face] 


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Was damn rigorous too matey <was gibbering like a chimp face> lol

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You moaned about my music all the way there and slept all the way home Dave.

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Awww c'mon Bish - it was poor mate lol
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Really looking forward to this year's event Chris,

Go on! Give Dave a lift, I'm sure I owe him a couple of pints from last year!!

What is Bish's taste in music Dave? I'm guessing/ hoping rock or something credible, but keep get images of your tortured face, pressed against the car window, and Chris warbling along to Enya's 'Orinoco Flow'?

If any other FM'ers are attending please drop me a PM as I'll be doing a write up for FM again this year and it would be great to get some feedback and photos. 

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Reggae Dicky. We listened to three hours of Burning Spear on the way up, which is around a fifth of my Spear collection.

It would only have been two hours but Dave got us lost and we ended up in Coventry.

Any attempts to criticise my tastes in music are rich coming from a Lee Evans lookalike and someone who resembles a reject from the Levellers....

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Lol!!!

Never took you a reggae fan mate! I'm listening to Linton Kwesi Johnson's 'Forces of Victory' as I write...

Let me know about the special event, I'm very interested

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More like ''Cheggae'' mate

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