#030 - David Seaman, saving time for fishing

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11/09/20 • 75 min

David Seaman is a former professional goalkeeper who enjoyed a long and successful playing career spanning over 20 years. He enjoyed most of his club success at Arsenal, where he won a total of 11 domestic honours, including 3 league titles. David has been an angler from an early age and has fished for many different species during his life. Recently, he’s focused his angling on the River Thames and the River Kennet, where he’s netted carp to over 35lbs and barbel well into double figures.

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#029 - Iron Maiden's Adrian Smith, Monsters of River and Rock

Adrian Smith is the lead guitarist with the heavy metal band, Iron Maiden. The group has sold over 100 million albums and played over 2000 live shows. Away from the high octane demands of his music career, he is a compulsive angler and enjoys targeting fish of all species. He has recently released his book titled “Monsters of River and Rock“. The book gives a delightful insight into the world of heavy metal music, combined with the tranquillity and thrill of being an obsessive fishing enthusiast.

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#031 - Nick Helleur, carp fishing's Peter Pan

Nick Helleur is by his own admission, the Peter Pan of carp fishing, indulging in a hedonistic lifestyle of worldwide angling adventures and carp fishing discoveries. He pioneered some of the sport’s most used methods, such as PVA stick fishing, and was a consultant for some of the industry’s biggest companies, including Shimano, Aqua and Korda. While recording a film for Sticky Baits’ Reflections series in 2018, he landed the largest ever publicised carp from the River Thames, weighing 50lbs 12oz.