''The most hackneyed angling sayings''.

Ray Daywalker Clarke

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There was a fish kill here last week, nothing left in the place mate.

Well whats that 25lb of fish doing in my net then :eek:mg:

Harry in the corner swim has a secret bait, that rips this place apart :eek:

You been here long, after they have just seen you turn up and get out the motor.

This swims a banker mate, says the man dressed in Camo, that stands out like Ken Dodd between the Beverly Sisters.:D
 

cassey

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There’s a bloody big ole down there.
Farmer lost an oss an cart in it,
They lost an engine down there when digging the pit.
Eels as thick as yer arm.
 

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'He's just trying to be friendly' as the soaking wet Old English Sheepdog leaps all over you and and your gear goes flying into the river after an hour and a half of pre-baiting prior to casting a line. 'Still, good job you haven't started fishing yet mate'.....................
 

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My own favourites are:

Any second now!

And

I've got a whopper!
 

Derek Gibson

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The one that really does my pan in is, ''It's a big fish, It's a big fish, It's a big fish''.ad infinitum.

Or, ''It's not as big as I thought'', on TV fishing programmes.
 

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It' to hot.

It's to sunny.

It's to cold.

Not cloudy enough.

Winds blowing in the wrong direction.

Pressures wrong.

Waters too clear.

Waters to murkey.

Not enough flow.

Too much flow.


.......lol, the list is endless!
 

john step

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Yes of course dear, I'd much rather take you shopping.
 
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