Only One
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Ron 'The Hat' Clay (ACA-Life Member)
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For me it has to be the roach.
As a close second - American Smallmouth Bass.
As a close second - American Smallmouth Bass.
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Frank "Chubber" Curtis
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Roach but chub would be acceptable.
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BAZ (Angel of the North)
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Chub. Quiver tipping and foat.
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Deecy ACA
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Sounds like a vision of hell to me,variety is the spice of life, however I suppose Chub as they offer such varied opportunities throughout the year regardless of weather.
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NottmDon
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I couldnt to be honest I'd get bored.
Smokedodger
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Tench for me followed by Crucians.
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Laurie Harper
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Guess I'd take up golf. Variety is the spice of life.
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The Monk
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Probably stick with the old carp, I`ve come this far catching them so what the hell!
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Tench then Barbel I think.
Hard to decide that one because I like different aspects of different styles.
Hard to decide that one because I like different aspects of different styles.
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Bream, then Roach, then Chub!
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Fred Bonney
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Tench
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Cakey
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Carp
why dont anyone like the other bass Ron ?
why dont anyone like the other bass Ron ?
Dicky (Angling Trust PAC)
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very difficult...
at the mo zander then tench
at the mo zander then tench
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Bully
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Snatch
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Wolfman Woody
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I'm with Laurie, I'd pack it in too.
Far too boring chasing the same species all the time, I really don't know how some people who will only fish for carp, say, can abide it. It's the variety that offers the challenge,but thankfully that day when we have only one species left will never come.
It's humorous, but whenever someone put up a thread saying "Name ONE...", you always get Ron naming two. Then someone else, Tom above, will name three and that will very soon be followed by someone else who'll state four and so on. In the end there'll be a full list of all species, which is how I'd like it to remain.
Far too boring chasing the same species all the time, I really don't know how some people who will only fish for carp, say, can abide it. It's the variety that offers the challenge,but thankfully that day when we have only one species left will never come.
It's humorous, but whenever someone put up a thread saying "Name ONE...", you always get Ron naming two. Then someone else, Tom above, will name three and that will very soon be followed by someone else who'll state four and so on. In the end there'll be a full list of all species, which is how I'd like it to remain.
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One species - forever....hmmmm??
In that case it would have to be dace - double maggot on a size 16 to 4lb line.
I'm sure I'd land my share of roach, barbel, chub, bream, tench, carp, perch, trout, grayling, eel etc etc, all by accident of course ;>)
In that case it would have to be dace - double maggot on a size 16 to 4lb line.
I'm sure I'd land my share of roach, barbel, chub, bream, tench, carp, perch, trout, grayling, eel etc etc, all by accident of course ;>)
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Fred Bonney
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Jeff,it must have something to do with,my ones bigger than yours. ;O)