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Continuing my quest for small river, big chub I added two more four pounders to the list. A very distinctive 4lb 9oz chub above - which had a weird shaped head - definitely recognise this one if I see him again. And a fat 4lb 2oz below. Great stuff!!
Season so far: 5lb 2oz, 4lb 11oz, 4lb 9oz, 4lb 4oz, 4lb 2oz and 4lb 0oz - six over four and no recaptures.
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Love the minter chub, and tha pug too.
ReplyDeleteShould have called it a pug-nose chub, better than fugly. Long fish, hope to see her again later in the season - hopefully over 5lb
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