Mark's twist of fate.

Graham Whatmore · Nov 3, 2006

I love them sort of stories Mark they create an atmosphere of their own. Well done once again for an excellent article and making me jealous all over again.

Nigel Connor(ACA ,SAA) · Nov 3, 2006

Congratulations Mark.

Paul H · Nov 3, 2006

Fantastic looking fish and what a beautiful looking river the Throop is too.

The look on your face says it all, congratulations.

Wolfman Woody · Nov 3, 2006

"My wife declared me mad!"

I think it was most unfair of you not to have told her this before you were married!

Well done Mark. One like that will do for me tonight, although I wouldn't fancy wading in our stretch of the Thames at any time!

Les Clark · Nov 3, 2006

Funny old game this fishing lark !
Well done Mark .

captain carrott · Nov 3, 2006

i've said it once and i'll say it again.

if you put that bloke in front of a bath he'd catch fish some how.

Neil Maidment · Nov 3, 2006

I'm trying to think! I've known Mark for a while but I don't recall him ever blanking. I think you're probably right CC.

Nice barbel and so typical of the Stour to throw up a few suprises.

That old weir pool was a favourite of mine (when it had the main flow going through it and I lived all of 250yds away!). There were big perch around then as well.

Sean Meeghan · Nov 3, 2006

Nice one Mark. Worth getting cold nadgers for!

pcpaulh · Nov 3, 2006

Good article and good fish Mark, well done!

Steve Spiller · Nov 3, 2006

Mark, when they wave their tale at you, you know it's bad!

Nice one.

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