flightliner
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A noticeable change in air temperatures of late, what subtle changes have you made to your angling ?
Now there's a nip in the air.
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Mark Wintle
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Despite the touch of ground frost and a couple of inches of colder water in the river from the rain earlier this week I managed to get a response on hemp and tares Monday afternoon from the roach and dace. No fishing today but hopeful tomorrow when it's supposed to be a bit warmer. If it stays warm and no floods I'm ever hopeful of still catching on hemp and tares until late October.
rich66
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Just made some cheese paste, I’ll be using that later today along with flake, and bacon roll. Hopefully I’ll tempt a chub or three, maybe an elusive Soar barbel !
iain t
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Still nice and warm down here on the South coast. We did have a heavy shower 2 days ago but it's still like summer. Still only wearing shorts, a t-shirt and Crocs
. . . beware of low-flying Orientals then . . .
xenon
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Similar to Mark, i am still catching good roach on tares at Staines bridge, will carry on until it stops working
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flightliner
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C'mon Al' ! :bounce::bounce:
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flightliner
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Exactly what I found myself doing the other day Bob.
Things had slowed right down on a water I've been using to the point where a bite or two were all to be expected so I cut right back on the loose feed figuring that any fish in the area were just picking up the odd morsel - half a pint of casters seemed enough.
I just sat on my hands afterwards, not so much as a single peep from the optonics or a liner of any sort suggested that I may have been right.
Come late afternoon and I had a single fish.
Beasts possibly??? Who knows????