usefulbits

Useful Bits

This page is to hold all the useful services, links and items that may be useful or interesting to other members. The items are not necessarily directly related to fishing.

I am happy to receive any links or services from other members and will consider items from a commercial source but would ask that commercial sources should make a donation to the club funds.

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Daz3d.com also have a range of free 3d software worth checking.

X9internet have reliable and cost effective web servers for personal or business use. Also check out their free domain name registration and free web hosting.

IOBIT I have been using iobits advanced windows care for some time now and am very happy with its performance. It does exactly what it say without any hassle and best of all the personal edition is free.

Avast produce one of the best antivirus programs I know of and again they have a free version.

Digital Arena have a whole host of free programs. Many are older versions of commercially available programs and cover graphics production and manipulation. Well worth checking out.

Long time member Rob Beattie has a fascinating fishing blog about his exploits on the river. He has also written a book- 101 golden rules of fishing.

John Wilson reviewed the book in the
Sunday Express and said:

"101 Golden Rules Of Fishing is 125 pages of
tips, wit, tackle, technique and etiquette,
well-illustrated with colour drawings. There
is something for everyone in this most
informative, charmingly off-beat, lovely
little book."

Robert McLean may not be known by may of you. I was introduced to him by his parents who are landlords at the Mill Pond.

He is a professional photographer and his web site Lens-Sparkle.com is worth looking at. There are some stunning images there including some places familiar to members.