My Story ? Sean Meeghan Part 2, Growing Up

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Gav Barbus

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Great read Sean ,how many people can relate to your fishing start most of us i'll bet.Keep em coming .
One point though Sean I always liked Wigan and its lovely female inhabitants.
 
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Les Clark

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A superb read Sean ,float rods used for all species ,been there , done it , never used the penny coin indicator , but used the silver foil staying awake all night type .
It`s article`s like this that take you back in time and jog your memory ,a bloody good read .
 
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Sean Meeghan

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Hey Gav do you know the infallible way to tell that a Wigan lass is having an orgasm?






















She drops her chips!
 
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john conway

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Great read Sean,
I climbed on Tremadoc in the late 60's, never managed any of the extremes' though, HVS was about my limit.
Like the lads have said, "Keep them coming"
 
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Great read sean and an article you've obviously spent some time over constructing. Thanks
 
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The Monk

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Another excellent piece Sean, plus a few names I recognise from the past, did you know Ronnie Pendleton over at St Helens. Fished the Leg of Mutton just twice, but we never really did much.

yes its true about Wigan lasses, I used to do the old Casino back in the 70s, always plenty of ruffe staggering about at the end of the night
 
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Sean Meeghan

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Yes Monk I knew Ronnie. Might have been him I pulled a face at!!
 
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The Monk

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Nice lad Ronnie, he came over here with the St Helens FSG back in the 70s to support an early Manchester Carp Group come CAA meeting, gave us a fantastic slide show.
 
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Ron 'The Hat' Clay (ACA)

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Excellent little bio Sean.

In my opinion, Sean is one of the best writers on FM. He is also an angler after my own heart, an all rounder. He loves both coarse and game fishing and generally turns up at a FM fish-in dressed in Savile Row suit, really looking the part.

Not only that, I named my son Sean Patrick, much to the disgust of my staunch Scottish Presbyterian in-laws!!!
 
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