This years charity fish in

[Richard Farrow]

He had better of given me thr right info instead of you, he increased his rate to ?1.25. Said I'd get correct info as you were tight and would only go up to 90p.

 

[Cakey]

that pipe gets bigger every time you .............

 

[Les Clark]

Mind out Cakey ,Posh has got a big mallet !

 

[Cakey]

my knees are knocking !

 

[Richard Farrow]

I'd get that checked out if I were you Cakey, can't be too careful at your age.

 

[John Huntley]

Can you put me down for a definite.Thanks

 

[Cakey]

put your money where your pipe is .................for charity

 

[Richard Farrow]

Definites:-
'Skive'Johnson,
Graham Marsden,
Sascha and Martin,
Posh,
Les Clark,
Cakey,
Barry Edeny,
Alan Strickland
Jonny and Dave
John Huntley

Possibles:_
Wayne Mitchell,
Gary Knowles,
Ian,
Lee,
Cecil.


3 places left only, bag your spot quickly.

 

[Richard Farrow]

What are you on about Cakey you 'old tart'.

 

[Richard Farrow]

Wol may not have been serious about potatoe being the killer bait at Blue Pool, or he may of.
However the question still stands, how do you prepare it and hook it. Haven't used spud since I was 14/15 and not successfully then if my memory serves me correctly. I didn't have anyone older to tutor me and I found my way by trial and error after reading books and magazines.

 

[Les Clark]

We used to par boil them ,not too soft or they wil just fall apart ,as to hooking we would just pull the hook through and use a peice of grass stem as a stop and they were freelined but this was before we used the hair .

 

[Warren 'Hatrick' (Wol) Gaunt]

I did say par boil them. Dyed red is the 'in' tatty on Blue Pool at moment.

 

[Richard Farrow]

Cheers Les and Wol.

 

[Frothey]

that bait smells a good 'un dont it cakey? you can see why it does the damage down there.

 

[Cakey]

yep cheers Frothey

 

[Richard Farrow]

Ha,ha,ha.

 

[Frothey]

he who laughs last.....

 

[Richard Farrow]

We will see.

 

[Cakey]

I told you ...put your money where ya pipe goes.............................

 

[Les Clark]

Richard ,I smell a wind up or a king Edward !