Chess Openings: Fishing Pole – Play chess like an Animal
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 at
3:52 am
The infamous Fishing Pole opening from the book “How to Play Chess like an Animal” by Anthea Carson and Life Master Brian Wall.
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This same idea can be used as a middle game trap. If your game is not going as well as you would like and you need to find something for a win, take a look to see if you can pull the fishing on your opponent. I have tried this in the parks in Brooklyn and online. Even if the opponent doesn’t bite, the strong placement of the Knight helps your position more than somewhat.
Finaly..
After all it seems you have a nice movements in that book. Were you sick when you thought on this one? lool
Hey kids.. I think you can watch this one.
next book will be called animal grammer
companion youtube videos
Walter Browne chess simul Reno
Fishing Pole: First Blood pt 1
I believe that after 5.d4 is white fine and can go to cigarr
I mean 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Nf6 4.0-0 Ng4 5.d4 exd4 6.Nxd4 Nxd4 7.Qxd4 Qh4 8.Bf4 and I think position is equal if not slightly better for white … just my guess. I did not tried to put it on chess board and analyze it properly,but generally what I wanted to say was that 5.d4 looks like correct answer to 4…Ng4 since 5.Re1 weakens f2 pawn (for the idea what you showed)and after 5…Bc5 is kind of late for d4. I would take the liberty of call for response
(sorry for spamming :-p)
truth is that 4…Ng4 was done maybe too for 5.d4 exd4 6.Nxd4 Nge5 (maybe Nce5!?)with nice knight at e5,but I think that this position is still ok with white. I have to analyze it sometimes
When black plays 4..Ng4? WHite should begin to laugh loudly. He should assume that his opponent is a total idiot and play 5. Ne1!!. This move lets the queen attack the Knight and perhaps the plan of g3 followed by Ng2 and Nf4. This will cause black to lose on time because he won’t understand why the hell you’re making random and stupid Knight moves. Really, rather than trying to understand chess, just make stupid moves and hope your opponent is stupid.
These are really situational plays
I think even after 5.h2-h3? ..h7-h5 6.d2-d4 or d2-d3 still gives white the superior side.
in the first case u can eat the black pawn in g4 with the queen …and exchange
ChessTeacherJoe, if White plays Ne3, surely black will still play h5, protecting the knight from the queen attack? Am I missing something?
no…after Qxg4, Qxh2 mate is better than exchanging queens !