Welcome to PurePiscator.com
Pure Piscator was produced between the years 2006-2009, from the efforts of a rag-tag group of normal, everyday anglers, referred to collectivily as 'The Work Party'. Saltwater or Fresh, Coarse, Game or Sea, traditional or modern, here it mattered not, the idea simply to create a varied collection of articles and writings from across the angling world.
Hopefully this site has reflected all that is positive about the pastime of angling, reminded us of its purer virtues and that a little bankside etiquette still has its place. At the same time, the aim of this site was to be a little different, somewhat entertaining and, most importantly, a welcoming place - an online piscatorial refuge if you like. So whilst that rod can't be in your hand, delve within, relax, look back and hopefully enjoy.
'The Work Party'
Latest News
| Some Happy News... | |
 | Some good news on the horizon... kind Work Party member to pick up where PP left off... |
| Some Sad News... | |
 | After three great years, and 200+ articles, PurePiscator.com has it's final cast... |
Today's article from the archive is...
| The Idle Angler: Part One - by Ian | |
 | Ian on the importance of being idle...oh and telescopic rods of course... |
Today's Quote
If we carry fishing purism to it's logical conclusion, to do it right you'd have to live naked in a cave, hit your trout on the head with rocks, and eat them raw. But, so as not to violate another essential element of the fly-fishing tradition, the rocks would have to be quarried in England and cost $300.
- John Gierach
Recent 'Articles'
13/10 - Tackle Jumble
13/10 - Why We Fish
10/10 - One Rod Angling
07/10 - A Price on Your Head
Recent 'Interviews'
09/12 - Jon Berry
22/07 - Robin West
12/12 - John Drewett
03/12 - John Andrews
Recent 'Hall of Fame'
17/04 - Stewart Tackle Box
15/02 - The Treatyse of Fysshynge...
06/02 - River Kennet
26/01 - Mr Crabtree Goes Fishing
