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02/07/2020 - Back down the river again - Spent the best part of two hours locating and patching holes in my waders after my last trip ended in wet feet, to the extent that they were nearly more pa...
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Warwickshire Avon - Pestilence and Parorexia - Now Plagues and epidemics have ravaged humanity throughout its existence, often changing the course of history. Throughout the course of history, disease o...
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Slow start eventually bears fruit - The opening of the river season seems to have been an anti-climax for many of the anglers I know. Despite several rivers being fished by some good anglers,...
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The Elephant in the Room - Like most human pursuits, birding has the potential in some of us to trigger a level of obsessive behaviour which overrides real-life responsibilities. The...
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A Menage a Trois of Maud, Heidi and Bob Latchford - Come into the garden Maud, for the black bat night has flown, Except for Leicester, whither poor Moley and the flat hills of his homeland. On to the ...
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Records & Challenges
Updated: 16/06/2020
Ongoing: 15 (to 7lb 11oz)
Ongoing: 20 (4 July)
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12 Seasons: 305 Pike
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No Yoda's ?
ReplyDeleteYodas are out of season!
DeleteTrue, out of season Yoda's are.
ReplyDeleteThe hang of predictive text I do not get... Yodaphone.
DeleteAlways amazed how many footballs and tennis balls I see in rivers. It must be where they go to die. I guess you could argue it makes sense they should end up in rivers (gravity) but it's still a bit odd. Just the sheer quantity of them.
ReplyDeleteThat brings back memories of kicking the football in the river as kids... How gutting was that... Game over!
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