S-Kippy
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I'm sure it does to a degree but with so many more true "all round" anglers fishing for coase,sea & game fish perhaps not as marked as years ago ?
I coarse and game fish.I dont fish exclusive "trite" waters so I've never come across any Lord Melbury types but I've met a few who insist on fishing the "dray flay" to the exclusion of all else and this current "fashion" for wild trite and grayling I find a bit irritating.Why do they insist on talking of fish in cms ? I have absolutely no idea how big a 40 cm grayling is or a 20 cm wild trite though [apparently] that is the accepted specimen target.
I've just read an aricle where someone was bemoaning the fact that his best grayling of the day only went 38 cms.What is that in old money ?
I coarse and game fish.I dont fish exclusive "trite" waters so I've never come across any Lord Melbury types but I've met a few who insist on fishing the "dray flay" to the exclusion of all else and this current "fashion" for wild trite and grayling I find a bit irritating.Why do they insist on talking of fish in cms ? I have absolutely no idea how big a 40 cm grayling is or a 20 cm wild trite though [apparently] that is the accepted specimen target.
I've just read an aricle where someone was bemoaning the fact that his best grayling of the day only went 38 cms.What is that in old money ?