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 Back by popular demand. Sharpy's Diary Part 3.  It doesn't seem to me that we have had much of a summer at all this year. Our weather is affected by the jet stream and this year we seem to have had the same weather pattern since the middle of May.

 Back by popular demand. Sharpy's Diary Part 2.  You might think that this bi-monthly diary will be all about how I racked up the Sandhurst residents after getting the hang of how to catch them. If so, I'm sorry to disappoint you, because I decided to make that my final session of the winter. Normally I would have made an early start on this type of water, but going on past form, it doesn't start to award its prizes until early April. This year, things were going to be a little different.

  Haven't Had A Bite All Day. An illustration by Glynn Gomersall