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Back to business - Having returned from holiday it was time to get back on my local Warwickshire Avon. Hopefully, the fish would be more obliging than their French cousins. M...
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The Tiny River Alne – Rutilus and Rhypophagy - A busy petrol station, the first row of pumps down, a rather large lady clearly not shy round the buffet eventually unfolds herself from the car door and m...
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Smoke gets in your eyes - Eased the charabanc along the M11 and through the Blackwall Tunnel to collect some stuff and to "take some pictures for your blog Dad..". Deptford is on th...
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Perch,Hornets and Difficult Questions - Well it's all been a bit of a whirl and a whorl here of late dodging the odd insignificant shower to trim stalky grass and a burgeoning fringe. The fri...
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First Barbel Trip of the Season. - Since mid March when the 2017/18 season ended my angling has as many of my consistent readers will know has mainly comprised of carp fishing, not somethi...
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Just one more cast..........
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Like the progression.
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Last one...
Definitely last one...
One more cast...
Cheers guys
Yes, patience and experience are a must for pike fishing (and being able to "read the river").
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Paris
Reminds of when I used to take my son fishing as a boy
ReplyDeleteFrom a fishing trip in Ireland, I fondly remember these words of wisdom (and wit) in the booklet that came with the fishing license:
ReplyDelete"Show me a fisherman's bag and I will show you excess luggage. (But) do not attempt to lift my bag".