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Nice Dab indeed, i used to fish the Clevedon area of the Bristol channel from Kingston Seymour along the coast to Ladye Bay and usually had a good time.
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It really is unbelievable that such ignorance is still displayed by some people. I well remember a trip to Blagdon a few years back and as we were loading up the boat for a days trout fishing i spotted a Jack Pike in the boat dock. As i was discussing the fish with ny boat partner the Baliff overheard and came over to look, i carried on loading the boat only to look up and see the Baliff net the Pike and smash the net down hard on the concrete path around the boat dock. I gave him a right mouthful and complained to Bristol Water regarding his conduct. I would have thought i would have got
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Well done, as others have said hopefully the first of many, all the best.
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keeping books
fin and fur replied to lurcher dean's topic in Gamekeeping, Conservation & Shoot Management
This book looks interesting and is on offer at £14.00 from Amazon at the mo. -
Just the sort of mindless cretins which society seems to throw up every now and then, shame we couldn't isolate them all from the rest of society. One thing i find incomprehensible is the post at the bottom of the comments page on the link, where some clown fails to see the difference in killing animals in such a mindless and pointless manner when compared to shooting them for sport. Sadly we are surrounded by idiots who seem to have had a logic bypass.
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Free spirit a word of warning!!!!!
fin and fur replied to spanielmad's topic in Fresh & Salt Water Fishing
I'm surprised that any company could even consider trading in this manner nowadays. Such poor service should really be a thing of the past, i know of retailers who's policy would be to lend you a rod whilst yours was being repaired. Sadly many manufacturers do charge an admin fee of £25-35 per section replaced, which i suspect is where they cover the cost of any claims. -
Had a stint on the Kennet & Avon 2 weeks back and sadly caught nothing, mind you given the volume of holiday canal barges i'm not too surprised.
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Couldn't agree more. Gamefairs are usually, well with the odd exception, well organised days out for anyone who enjoys country sports or indeed just the countryside. However they also serve another purpose which is showing people who would ordinarily never come across field sports exactly what they are missing out on. I have met many people at such fairs who are trying clay shooting or fly casting for the first time and are actually enjoying themselves and wondering why on earth they didn't do it years back.
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who is seariosly pissed off
fin and fur replied to the night hunter's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Know what you mean, i took last thursday off work for a spot of Grayling on the fly. Air temp was minus 4 degrees, and ice was forming on the rod rings as i made my way upstream. To make matters worse i had just the two fish for the day. Still better than working by the proverbial country mile -
British Fly Fair International
fin and fur replied to fin and fur's topic in Fresh & Salt Water Fishing
Hi the fair was held at Trentham Gardens near Stoke on Trent. Well worth a visit nextyear if you tie your own flies. all the bet Fin & Fur -
Popped up to the British Fly Fair International on Saturday, and as in previous years was impressed by the variety of Tyers that where present from all corners of the world. This event is well worth a visit for anyone who 'rolls their own' flies and wants to see top tyers and spend all their hard earned on good quality materials. Did anyone else go this year ?
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Sadly my PB Cod is a mere 12lb'er, taken from Portishead steamer pier on Ragworm dug locally that very morning.
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Any knife with a full tang drop point blade, made of good quality stainless steel will fill my criteria of a hunting knife. Ideal blade length of 3.5-4.0 inches, Gerber Freeman fits the bill at the moment.
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Hi Born Hunter.It may well work on the day.But as we all know they would pick us off one at a time after it on dawn raid,s and call it law.We have to win in the court,s first.atb Catcher 1 Too true, they would doubtless start with the easy pickings, celebrities, famous faces with strong views etc. Within the last week Clarissa Dickson Wright has pleaded guilty to attending a Hare coursing event and was awarded an absolute discharge when the case came to court. So that was a good use of taxpayers money then, on a brighter note i see that in this countrymans weekly there is the news
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Watch Harry Potter ?, er no thanks. J K Rollings is to literature what Blair was to democracy.
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The Daily Mirror like many tabloids does seem to have a problem when it comes to staying with the factually accurate. come to think of it, its not just the tabloids, or even the papers, the BBC shows a huge bias these days which is rather sad when you think that it is funded by all of us.
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accessories for making the flying condom?????
fin and fur replied to patdahat's topic in Fresh & Salt Water Fishing
Years back this shop used to sell the kit for making flying c's, complete with tools etc. They always looked a bargain, think they made similar kits for Ordinary spinning lures too. -
If i had £500 to spend on a Salmon rod i would be hammering on the door of Bruce & Walker. They produce rods of varying flex and will be able to advise you of the best rod in their range to suit your style and the type of waters that you fish. all the best fin and fur
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Not complaining my friend, i'm revelling in it. The lady of the stream is a fair quarry in my book I cannot wait for the cooler weather when the Grayling reach their fighting peak, should be brilliant. all the best, hope the sea fishing picks up, only a few months to the Cod season now. Tight Lines Fin & Fur
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Withnail & I Taxi Driver Rumblefish
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I was under the impression that a future Conservative government would promise a referendum on the issue of hunting with dogs. As regards the Waterloo cup, i feel its a shame that this event ended when the hunting act became law, i have seen terrier racing at shows where the terriers chase a dummy on a cable, which, via a system of pulleys goes through several changes of direction. It must be possible to have simulated Hare coursing on such a course (admittedly much bigger), the pulleys could be moved during runs so that the dogs get different courses to run and it would keep the water
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just how watched this site is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fin and fur replied to spiderpig's topic in General Talk
May i take this oppertunity to suggest to any members of this countrys fine boys in blue who feel the need to monitor this site, that they would doubtless be better off monitoring the sites of the various anti-bloodsports organisations. Some of these people express the extremist political views anyone in this country will see (some would suggest akin to terrorism and actually showing little concern for genuine animal welfare) and any officer keen to boost his arrest rate could do worse than infiltrate these organisations, think of it as career progression. Its a shame that many of thes -
The truth is the longer you leave it the better, this goes for all fruit to alcohol infusions. I make Sloe Gin, Sloe Brandy and Sloe Vodka myself and find that the nine month infusion is better by miles than the stuff i have left for six months. If you want it in the next couple of weeks then you may be pushing your luck a bit, the earliest i would consider to be worthwhile would be three months and thats pushing it a bit. all the best fin and fur
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what you on about matey, this weather is perfect get out there Tis better today, now where did i put that rod