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...I've not been here for a while!

It looks like I may be hanging around a bit longer this time so 'hello' to all of my old friends and here's to all of the new friends I shall make!
 
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Hi Ian,

Good to have you back, hows the fishing been going, and what you upto now your away from Cemex ????
 
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A very warm welcome to FM Ian. I hope you settle in quickly to the nice comfy forums (well Bait Box is not that "comfy", more "stimulating" lets say!!).
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Ian Welch, Ian Welch, who are you and what you doing on here?, have you ever caught a fish, if you dont know the answer to those three questions your in
 
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Thanks all

Geoff - we are long overdue a session on the bank somewhere - start of the season on a river somewhere perhaps?

Graham - he's a thriving 15-year-old now, taller than me, still wearing his 'lucky' Fishing Magic hat and still catching bigger barbel than me too!

Jeff - I've always been a lover rather than a fighter :) but if the cause is right...
 
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Ah, ..Hello Uncle Ian.


( Ian is the 'father' of my wierd looking cousins at Cemex.)

You were on Telly the other day...cuddling a catfish in an episode of 'Predators'.


Mother said that's probably what went wrong at Cemex.


:wh
 
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ian_welch said:
Geoff - we are long overdue a session on the bank somewhere - start of the season on a river somewhere perhaps?
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You'll have to catch a plane then - I'll be in Thailand fishing with Rick's mate! :) But when I get get back, fo sho... We can bring that young ginger one along again to carry the gear!
 
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Hello Ian,

Nice to see you on a site again !!

I'm not really New either, I just could not get on the site ?

Bob:wh
 
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You seem to be here now though Bob, that's excellent - I hope to see a few thoughts from you on the forum!
 
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If we are to have a fish in on a river together, let it be on a proper river with huge barbel, chub and bream in it. A river that flows both ways twice a day. A river that can be as crystal clear as a chalk stream, yet as murky as a cup of tea.

A river that will produce the next barbel record.

The River Trent.
 
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Ron The Hat Clay said:
If we are to have a fish in on a river together, let it be on a proper river with huge barbel, chub and bream in it. A river that flows both ways twice a day. A river that can be as crystal clear as a chalk stream, yet as murky as a cup of tea.

A river that will produce the next barbel record.

The River Trent.
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[FONT=&quot]Possibly Ron, however why did .W. Martin, known to all as the Trent Otter, spend a relatively short time fishing the Trent, and lived for much of his life in London, catching Thames barbel.[/FONT]:D:wh

PS In view of recent happenings to the Thames you may well be right
 
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