Toms River

[Fred]

I have had this VHS tap of Toms River for a few years but have never
been abele to watch it because my VHS player wasn't working properly
but yesterday I got a refurbished LG VHS Player. after setting it up in the
mancave I was abele to sit back and watch it. Although Tom Williams is not a fisherman,
he's a river keeper but boy did he know all about the river and the fish that live in it.
The filming was exultantly done by Hugh Miles and runs though a year on the river.

Fred

[DaceAce]

Tom Williams did fish, mainly for salmon, but also for other fish as he mentions an annual friendly roach match against another angler.

[Andyman]

This is available on YouTube and is a very good watch.
A little bit different to the usual fishing film.

[Liphook]

I'll have a look for that

[Olly]

There is also a book. I have been lucky to have been a Member of the Syndicate for some years.

[Fred]

Is this the book. only its still on my to reed list.

[Lime&Flint]

I have had this VHS tap of Toms River for a few years but have never
been abele to watch it because my VHS player wasn't working properly
but yesterday I got a refurbished LG VHS Player. after setting it up in the
mancave I was abele to sit back and watch it. Although Tom Williams is not a fisherman,
he's a river keeper but boy did he know all about the river and the fish that live in it.
The filming was exultantly done by Hugh Miles and runs though a year on the river.

Fred

Great program, Bob James was a consultant and helped Hugh with the filming.

[Olly]

Yes - is that is the soft back version?

A lovely piece of river - unfortunately the cost became too expensive at £1000 per year.