maggot_dangler
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Hummm
Well watch it folks tis the Noro Virus season just recovering from a vist of said bug
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Well watch it folks tis the Noro Virus season just recovering from a vist of said bug
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Tis the season
- Thread starter maggot_dangler
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A couple of years ago, I stopped catching roach on a rising Trent to eat a sandwich............. I'll never make that mistake again, and these days I carry hand wipes in my holdall and take a lot of care if eating anything while fishing. A bit of effluent may suit roach but it's not good for humans.
steve2
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I know the feeling having spent some time in hospital after picking up a bug when out fishing. Hand gel and wipes are now part of my first aid fishing kit.
fishing4luckies
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Not sure if it's at all related but I seem to be allergic to fish slime - if I handle fish with bare skin I get a rash of tiny white blisters.
As I don't catch much it isn't a massive problem but it's one of the reasons why I don't pose for the traditional 'angler holding fish and gazing at its head in mock awe' type shots.
The other reason is I don't catch much.mg:
As I don't catch much it isn't a massive problem but it's one of the reasons why I don't pose for the traditional 'angler holding fish and gazing at its head in mock awe' type shots.
The other reason is I don't catch much.
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Whatever you do then Fishing4, don't handle one of these.
Arothron hispidus.
Arothron hispidus.
fishing4luckies
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Whatever you do then Fishing4, don't handle one of these.
Arothron hispidus.
I reckon I'm unlikely to catch one of those on the Medway.
My local club lake is a different story - all sorts of weird and wonderful things come out of there!!