chub methods
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Phil Hackett HC/PCPL, SCT with Pride
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Catman you ask a lot of questions,is that because you've not much experience about what you're asking?
Can I suggest that by searching this site many of the questions your asking will be found on it.
Can I suggest that by searching this site many of the questions your asking will be found on it.
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EC
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5 or 6lB line straight through, size 8-12 hook, 2 swan link ledger, bread crust or flake on the hook.
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Stuart Harvey
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i say keep asking the questions. thats what the forum is for i thought.
i also say the emberton park stretch is not most prolific for chub. if you are new to chub fishing i would suggest fishing the river ouzel where they are ten a penny. if you are set on fishing the ouse then try further upstream around bradwell. traditional baits will catch you plenty such as breadflake, cheesepaste and mashed bread.
travel light and fishing in all the likely looking areas.
i also say the emberton park stretch is not most prolific for chub. if you are new to chub fishing i would suggest fishing the river ouzel where they are ten a penny. if you are set on fishing the ouse then try further upstream around bradwell. traditional baits will catch you plenty such as breadflake, cheesepaste and mashed bread.
travel light and fishing in all the likely looking areas.
Neneman Nick
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try the weirpool at olney,not too far from milton keynes.....its free fishing as well .bread mash is fast becoming my fav chub bait with a bit of flake on the hook,taken from the inside of a big hedgehog tinned loaf from asda.
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EC
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The Ouzel is ace, I've been there and caught(yes a long way I know). There is a 3pounder every 10yards on the ouzel factomondo!
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EC
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I fished a place which was called (Ouzel?) Valley Park or something, just near to MK.
Yeah you can trot for them the first 1 I had was on trotted bread, there's loads of bends, and a weir as well.
Happy days mate loads of fish to 3 pound, maybe more, the yokels will know!
Yeah you can trot for them the first 1 I had was on trotted bread, there's loads of bends, and a weir as well.
Happy days mate loads of fish to 3 pound, maybe more, the yokels will know!
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EC
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Yes, where i fished deffo was!
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Stuart Harvey
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most of the ouzel in mk belongs to mkaa (www.mkaa.co.uk) and is all day ticket on the bank .if you see a baliff i'll be shocked.
anywhere between newport pagnell and caldecotte, snd you'll catch chub.
anywhere between newport pagnell and caldecotte, snd you'll catch chub.
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EC
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'if you see a baliff i'll be shocked'
B*&*^*^d
B*&*^*^d
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EC
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Its a great part of the world for accessible river fishing, wish we had that!
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Stuart Harvey
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all year mate. my biggest from the ouzel came in july a couple of years back on dog biscuits. but i find it easier in the winter. does get a bit too overgrown in the summer.
mkaa have probably got too much water to baliff properly. you can get day tickts from the local tackle shops. if you're gonna make it a regular thing, get a season ticket. only 25-30 quid.
mkaa have probably got too much water to baliff properly. you can get day tickts from the local tackle shops. if you're gonna make it a regular thing, get a season ticket. only 25-30 quid.