Peter Drennan's Life in Angling Interview
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Look in your tackle box and you're likely to find something made by Drennan. But what about the man behind the name?
Peter Drennan started out as 'just' an angler, mixing with Peter Stone, Fred J Taylor and Dick Walker. Now he has a hugely successful tackle empire. In another Angling Times exclusive, he tells us about his life in angling.
What an interesting listen ... and what a man :)
So nice to see . After watching Nash interview had my reservations about watching very successful fishing product company owner . Thanks for posting .
like his style, a hard working man with a good determination to help himself and others around him. a good man.
Only just found this video....... brilliant! Must have a dozen Drennan rods and too many sundries to count in the garage.....the common denominator is attention to detail and excellent quality! Nuf sed.
Such a nice chap.
drennan brilliant product,,,,
Drennan stick floats , don't leave home without them.
Could not agree more regarding Britains waters .......such a pity the way our rivers/fish/wildlife etc are under threat in the overpopulated UK of TODAY.
Its much less to do with over population, and much more to do with illegal and shoddy industrial methods. People don't live in water, but big corporation dump toxins in our waterways which devoid them of any life.
95% of the landmass of the UK is completely undeveloped
Is Oxford the only place in the uk you say you could not get anyone to work in Oxford why not put a factory in a less "affluent" town
depends if you want a job abroad, nice place to live.
The rest is history.
You know he has got fishing in his blood and without his support England wouldn't be the no 1 match fishing nation we are... now England haven't got sugar daddy around to sign the cheques it will be interesting to see if a new sponsor takes in all the different England teams or just the main squad because it wouldn't look good from the outset if a new sponsor dropped the others.
Paying £100 week back in 90s no wonder no one work for him all school leavers