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paul williams 2
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Huge ain't they?.....nice fella Frank, he once stopped carping to chat and watch me roaching on a specialist carp water!
Knows his stuff to, not like some the instant wannabes who know sweet FA.
Knows his stuff to, not like some the instant wannabes who know sweet FA.
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Scott Whatmore
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Chuffin eck!
Well done!
Well done!
Claudia Crowther
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Holy cow, can't believe anyone can land THAT...Respect!!!
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Wow, what an achievement but seems a shame to kill em,as I take they both destined for someones table.
nicky
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destined for someones table!!! you must be joking they would never fit on a table
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trev matthews
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Bet he didnt get them on a bright pink pop up
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Cakey
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must of been a 6mm yellow then
Poshpaul (Angling Trust and PaSC)
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Styal, Cheshire - home of a workhouse and a prison. No wonder those two were a more attractive proposition!!
Well done to that man - bet he's glad he didn't fall in!
Well done to that man - bet he's glad he didn't fall in!
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Andy "the Dog" Nellist (SAA) (ACA)
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Peter both fish would have been returned.
There have been more than 25 catfish over 200 lbs from the Seagre/Ebro around Mequinenza in the last 12 months with the largest over 225 lbs.
A length of 9 feet for a fish of 203lb would make it a very long fish indeed. My biggest from that area cauight in October last year went 155 lb for a length of 7 feet 4 inches.
There have been more than 25 catfish over 200 lbs from the Seagre/Ebro around Mequinenza in the last 12 months with the largest over 225 lbs.
A length of 9 feet for a fish of 203lb would make it a very long fish indeed. My biggest from that area cauight in October last year went 155 lb for a length of 7 feet 4 inches.
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The two of them dont look very alive to me!
Are you suggesting Frank sacked one while he landed the other so they could then be photographed together? I think not.
Are you suggesting Frank sacked one while he landed the other so they could then be photographed together? I think not.
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That is pure badass-ed-ness
Steve Spiller
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Charlotte is looking good!
Well done Frank.
Well done Frank.
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Gary Knowles
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Peter - bigs cats lie very still once on the bank so I'd be amazed if thety were not alive.
I'm not sure if it still happens but some guides uded to put big cats on a stringer whilst setting up for photo's so this may be what has happened...
I'm not sure if it still happens but some guides uded to put big cats on a stringer whilst setting up for photo's so this may be what has happened...
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Stringing was the method used when I was there a couple of years ago and as I understood it it is illegal to kill your catch in Ebro. As Gary points out catfish at that size dont move on land.
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Gary and Chister, I really hope you are right because it would be a tragedy to kill cats of that size.
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Frank "Chubber" Curtis
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What a fantastic catch. Well done that man.
" doubt Frank Warrick would let them be killed......."
Knowing of his reputation as an angler that's the last thing he would do.
" doubt Frank Warrick would let them be killed......."
Knowing of his reputation as an angler that's the last thing he would do.