It was all about stillwater fishing during the close season, which Dave Coster didn’t mind in the least, exploring plenty of new places.
Dave Coster
Dave Coster was product development manager at Hardy and Greys, later working for French fishing tackle giants Rapala. For many years, he penned popular weekly features for Angler’s Mail, until the pandemic closed the magazine in 2020. He has written several top selling fishing books along the way and also worked with James Robbins at Pure Fishing. They became good friends and, despite taking separate career paths, have regularly kept in touch. Dave has followed the Cadence story closely since James started the UK arm of the venture, being one of the first customers to invest in a CP2000 Competition pole, which he still uses and highly rates. Having been asked to contribute regular blogs to the Cadence Fishing and Edge Tackle websites, Dave will continue to share his vast knowledge of the sport, combined with bringing you all his latest angling exploits.
Dave Coster continues his Fishery Focus series, this time he looks at his favourite rivers in the East Midlands and Cambridgeshire.
Dave Coster and James Robbins head to the famous Decoy Lakes for our first Fishery Focus, a new series of features which aims to give you the lowdown...
Dave Coster returns with more Fenland Fishing Adventures - looking back at an end of season trip to the Nene and sessions at Manea Fisheries.
Dave Coster gives an insight into targeting different species. On this occasion, its elusive hybrids, fascinating fish that ghost around in more...
Dave Coster concludes his three part winter fishing diary, looking back at his adventures throughout his first winter fishing the fens.
Dave Coster takes a look at how to fish canals, sharing some failsafe advice to get the most from your angling
In part two of his Winter Fishing Diary, Dave Coster looks back at fishing the Old Nene and Biggen Lake.
In part one of his Winter Fishing Diary, Dave Coster looks back at the first few months of his first winter back fishing the fens.
Dave Coster takes an in-depth look at the 11ft #1 Feeder Rod, looking at why and what he uses it for.