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Fred Bonney
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6lb Chub
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Merv Harrison
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Paul, Arram, top side of Beverley, but fill in your profile details, you'll get far more info !!!.
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Steve
Just off to the Upper Witham now near Hykeham,only fish it when its up and dropping,some big roach around Hykeham on trotted bread plus odd chub
Just off to the Upper Witham now near Hykeham,only fish it when its up and dropping,some big roach around Hykeham on trotted bread plus odd chub
Steve Handley
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Best time to fish it John when it's dropping and carrying a bit of colour. I fished the Bennington stretch the other day, it was probably carrying to much colour with the recent rainfall, but I still had a few roach up to 10oz and one of the 'big old girls' weighing 1lb 12oz. All caught on a wire stem float with breadflake as bait. No chub though
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Fred Bonney
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Just back from a morning session with John L.
A few roach of average size, on flake,very slow.
A few roach of average size, on flake,very slow.
Merv. Thanks for that. I've took your advice and filled in my profile. The river Hull is a hard river to fish with it being tidal. It either fishes very well or not at all. The good thing is that Barbel are showing now and the odd grayling but the only Chub I've caught have been on Mepps spinners. What method do you use?