>>Scenic
If you’re a carp angler, then you should see more stunning sunrises and atmospheric sunsets, than most normal folk will ever see. I think we could sometimes even be blamed for taking these beautiful occurences for granted! Part of my love of carp fishing is to witness these events and try to capture them on my camera. I enjoy photographing a host of other subjects too; wildlife, moon phases, and other random happenings that really set the scene and explain the story of your session in years to come. Because I am writing the blog and my articles, I need to ensure I have hoards of photographs to back up my words. This is a small selection of my scenic pictures to date that will be added to, as and when.
Fireworks at Liez
Two rainbows at Pusiano
Gravel works sunrise.
First ever morning at Cassien!
A 5am Pusiano sunrise
Pusiano
Seconds before the afternoon Tornado at Pusiano
Kingfisher
The light's of Liez
Liez sunset
Moselle mist.
4am boat traffic on the Moselle!
Winter is coming
Enchanted sunrise
First Cassien sunrise Feb 6th 2008
Aviron full moon
Got a 54lb mirror to photograph!
Here comes the sun!!
Ice cold Aviron
Clouds make the most dramatic sunrises!
Frozen up at American Beach!
Cassien's bridge!
A spectacular big lake hidden by poppies
Another Liez evening
Sunset at the Orient.
Two hopeful anglers at the mighty Orient.
October 15, 2009 at 12:08 pm |
Hi Jake,
I am looking often at your website, it´s very interesting. First i find your blog at imperial fishing by max nollert. So my question is – ´Won´t you be in the imperial baits team again, they aren´t your sponsor again and why?
Greetings Alex
Wish you the best
October 15, 2009 at 12:35 pm |
Hi Alex.
Thanks for your email. Firstly I enjoyed my time with Imperial Fishing. There are some really good guys on the ‘team’! However, I felt it was time for a change as I really wanted to work for someone I liked and could get on with, without being controlled and manipulated! With Dynamite Baits I have the freedom to be myself and I can get on with my fishing and writing and really enjoy it. That is so important!!! Also I can not fault their bait…it catches the big ones!!
Continue to enjoy the blog and good luck with your fishing Alex.