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Thread: New record Barbel announced
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Re: New record Barbel announced
Many years ago on a Notts gravel pit I had a rather large Crucian carp on sweetcorn, it went a little over four lbs. the record at that time if I remember was a fish from a water near Kings Lynn that...
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06-12-2019, 09:07
Thread: New record Barbel announced
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Re: New record Barbel announced
How do you know its not Mick,people fib,in fact some cant stop lying,in my area there is a specimen angler who photo shops all the background out of all his trophy snaps,it must give him a lot of...
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05-12-2019, 22:40
Thread: Chub Catching Methods
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Re: Chub Catching Methods
When I fished the North Yorks rivers I always had two rods set up, a float rod and a feeder.
Always started with the float and flake that often took a chub or two then before moving went on the... -
05-12-2019, 21:41
Thread: New record Barbel announced
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Re: New record Barbel announced
Tbh I thought it was the Tidal Trent some one and a half miles below Cromwell weir. Almost an identical background locally.
Glad it's not tho, plenty of time for the BB record to end up coming from... -
04-12-2019, 13:06
Thread: How did you get on?
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Re: How did you get on?
Never mind Peter, we'll see and hear of lots being caught at the Lincoln do later this month from our mutual friend and star of the show.
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03-12-2019, 22:10
Thread: How did you get on?
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Re: How did you get on?
I set off this morning hoping for a chub or to from my Trent tributary.
A bucket of bread mash and a few slices of semi stale bread for hookbait along with some cubes of luncheon meat that I forgot... -
03-12-2019, 21:49
Thread: New record Barbel announced
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Re: New record Barbel announced
(Hopefully caught from a big river or the circus will come to town.
steve 2 quote)
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03-12-2019, 21:10
Thread: New record Barbel announced
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Re: New record Barbel announced
I'm tempted to say a stretch of the river Trent, but I suppose it will all be revealed in the Christmas edition of the Angling times !
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28-11-2019, 18:41
Thread: One for the liittle people
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Re: One for the liittle people
Looks nice!
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21-11-2019, 10:19
Thread: Favourite winter perch method
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Re: Favourite winter perch method
A free running ledger rig with an air injected lobworm in the depths of a hard cold winter and on the right water a simple maggot/s falling gently thro the water column under a float following some...
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18-11-2019, 20:36
Thread: How did you get on?
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Re: How did you get on?
Three trips out for a total of one hours fishing!
Enough I thought, so this morning Car loaded I set off to have a look at the Trent, not to fish, just look and believe me-- it's bad.
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17-11-2019, 11:46
Thread: Vintage tackle
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Re: Vintage tackle
The only "vintage" item of tackle I use these days is a tiny chubber float I made when I was in my teens.
Another seven years and my old optonics will also qualify! -
14-11-2019, 17:16
Thread: Which head torch
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Re: Which head torch
I've been using a Dragon carp headlite since around 2001. It's been totally dependable as a lite , never let me down in all those years despite all the foul weather it's endured but early this year...
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09-11-2019, 21:58
Thread: Is this the L.I.F?
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Re: Is this the L.I.F?
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Skip, back in the day he did pieces in the ATs if I remember .
£27-50 for a days course fishing !!!
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09-11-2019, 09:10
Thread: Is this the L.I.F?
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Re: Is this the L.I.F?
Skip, back in the day he did pieces in the ATs if I remember .
£27-50 for a days course fishing !!!
That's a year book on some of the best Trent fishing you could ask for and then some ! -
08-11-2019, 15:54
Thread: How did you get on?
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Re: How did you get on?
Rain rain rain! A dry outlook so I put my gear in the car and shot off to another nearby res' as travelling was the last thing I wanted to do and rivers locally were all on the news this morning ....
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07-11-2019, 09:35
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Re: Ever fallen out with the hooks you use.
Au lion 'dor,when I was carp fishing in the eighties I was on a lake and suddenly I had carp feeding in my swim, first time I connect the hook comes back well deformed.
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06-11-2019, 17:57
Thread: How local is local
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Re: How local is local
I have a very near reservoir about two miles away,
the much improved Rother and Don a similar distance and Aston park springs that I can walk to in some fifteen minutes from home.
I can fish for... -
05-11-2019, 21:50
Thread: How did you get on?
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Re: How did you get on?
Where to go with all this rain and hi river levels ?
I went into my garage last night and sorted out my gear for a day on my Trent trib with the idea of a back up plan on a local stillwater if it... -
03-11-2019, 14:36
Thread: Tackle shop mark up on boilies
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Re: Tackle shop mark up on boilies
I once made two counter length float/display cases for a tackle dealer many years ago. He asked me how much I wanted and I said either £100 or two Shimano Aero 6010 baitrunners which at the time...
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31-10-2019, 21:44
Thread: Another returning angler from Kent
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Re: Another returning angler from Kent
Welcome to FM, hope you enjoy it here.
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31-10-2019, 10:13
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Re: Fishing method you are unlikely to pursue
I think mine would be using a pole to catch fish- tried it but not for me .
I do have one but it's used solely for cupping rigs and bait underneath overhanging willow trees on my Trent tributary. -
29-10-2019, 16:57
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Re: England Win Gold at the 2019 International Bank Fly Fishing Championship
A big well done to the team.
Those guys can land a fly with such envious precision it's unreal ! -
27-10-2019, 11:48
Thread: Fishing Books
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Re: Fishing Books
I've said it before on here but after all these years I can still pick up John Hillabies "within the stream "
It's not entirely about course fish but he takes me there to the waterside, particularly... -
24-10-2019, 07:21
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Re: My first catches of barbel and good bream thanks to this forum
Sylvanillo, well done, so glad you have been successful in your pursuit of catching some really nice fish and giving fm ers good insight to fishing on the Meuse .