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Essential Reading
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Pied Flycatchers et al... - Yesterday morning the local birding WhatsApp group was buzzing with reports of *Pied *and *Spotted Flycatchers*. *Pied Fly* has never quite been a guarante...
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Floor Records - Typeface/logo/identity for Floor Records (concept artwork). Record sleeves feature close up photos of *the floor* - details you would normally step on ...
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The Future's bright - Date fished 11/8/2020 5.40am until 11am After the shambles of a trip earlier in the week I needed a day to recover. Fully fit now and ready to go, I tho...
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Warwickshire Avon - Spammers and Scumbuckets - Ones blog over the last few weeks has been bombarded with spam comments, up to 10 a day sometimes and despite me altering setting to try and quell the onsl...
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Well Done Google Blogger, Well Done! - Apologies everyone, been busy and have guff to post, but the all new and exciting google blogger continues to be full of glitch and fuzz for which we give ...2 days ago
Records & Challenges
Updated: 16/06/2020
Ongoing: 45 (to 8lb 7oz)
Side Quest: 28 Species (23 July)
Archives & Stats
Total: 18 Challenges
Previous Seasons: 11 Reviews
12 Seasons: 305 Pike
11 Seasons: 845 Barbel*
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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".