Which Three Angling Personalities

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Coops

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If you could invite any three anglers from any era round for dinner to discuss fishing over a good meal and a drop of vino, who would you choose?

Mine would be Peter Stone, Ivan Marks and Martin Bowler.

The traditional specimen angler and wonderful character, the most charismatic and talented matchman and the most talented modern angler (in my opinion).
 
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Ron Troversial Clay

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I reckon That's easy for me.

**** Walker, Tag Barnes and Ray Webb.

Mind you Webby might be a problem if I dished up one of my favourite meals - Duck a l'Orange with Alto Cabernet Sauvignon '64.

"Heyup lad, heyup, weer's me mollasses, slops, gruel and grits?"
 
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Deecy

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Albert Romp Dougal Gray Ritchie McDonald, a takeaway curry and several gallons of Stella.
 
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I'd like Stuart for dinner..........now who could I have for afters?

**** Walker, Peter Stone, Chris Yates.
 
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Baz

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As a second thought Stu would look good with an apple stuck in his mouth.
 
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Both his arms stuck up his rectum aswell.

Ladies and Gentlemen,
I will now shag the Turkey.
 
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Bill Cox

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Jack Hargreaves, Peter Stone and John wilson all great ambassadors of the sport with untold depths of knowledge and a million stories to tell.
 
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Wolfman Woody

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Ivan Marks, Ivan Marks, and ..... Ivan Marks.


He's got enough chat for three people anyway and it's all interesting.
 
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MaNick

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RON for definate!...

Chris Tarrant

and Cheeky.



that would be fun!...
 
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Jim Gibbinson

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Dame Juliana Berners (I'd like to know if she really did write the "Treatyse of Fysshinge With an Angle".

Saint Peter (to get first-hand information on the J.C. story).

John Gierach (American fishing writer - tells wonderful anecdotes in print, I'd like to see if he is as entertaining in real life).
 
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Wolfman Woody

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"Saint Peter (to get first-hand information on the J.C. story)."

Do you mean "How did JC know there would be more fish on the other side of the boat. Was it pure instinct, watercraft, or did he invent the world's first echo sounder?"
 
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Chris Bishop

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I think he means the walk on water bit.

Shanks pony was the original bait boat, used to reach phenomenal ditances on the Sea of Gallilea 2000 years ago.
 
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