kingfisher

bollocks, how is carp fishing more of a skill than general course fishing? yeah there are skills and tecniques you need to learn when carp fishing but are you trying to say that you dont need to find drop offs,weed beds and bars when course fishing? of course you do! and if we're going into skill then how many carp anglers do you see that can trot down a river? shot a float properly and infact fish any other method other than ledgering???

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yeah, i tell you what, after i did it i was so happy the computer didnt break or the missus would of had my balls lol

thank god the laptop still works

press alt+f4? ok...

f**k me, he'd make short work of your furniture

You don't have to see the trainer every week. A good trainer will give you some lessons to do between each session. As I lived a long way away from the person I wanted to train with he gave me enough info to last me & the dog a month before we seen him next. You can of course use the books / dvd & then go to the trainer if you hit a problem. (that always cheers them up!!!) lol i bet!

id like to take him to a trainer but id only be able to take him every 2 weeks as im signing on at the mo, would that be enough or does he need to go every week? ill look up those books/dvd for now though. we went for a walk down wollaton park today and let him off his lead....BIG MISTAKE! he ran off chasing the geese, caught a crow by the arse and carried him around for a while the jumped in the lake and swam for about 5 mins chasing more geese! all the time im calling his name and looking like a right muppet eventually he came back soaking wet and very smelly :sick: all i can say is that

hey! that was my next question lol, i dont really want to touch his tail, so im glad to hear he should be ok. hes starting to settle in now so im pleased with that too. ive been advised that cockers dont take disaplin (?) to well so im taking a soft aproach and just being firm when needed

he has basic training like a house pet and comes when called, sits etc. ill be getting a long lead in a couple of days but will focus on walking to heal and basic sit commands until i get the lead. he hasnt been docked, is it really nessesary to have this done? and is there a age limit where after you cant do it?

hi all, ive just got a 1yr old cocker and need some advise on how to train him for the beating line. i took him for a walk down the local nature reserve when we got home and ive never seen a dog so mental before! he was running in and out of the thickest bushes, jumping in the water without giving it a second thought (shame he wasnt the same going in the bath) and generaly acting like he had a rocket up his arse. i was expecting a hyper dog but f**k me this dogs on speed! anyway any advise will be good, like is it ok for me to feed him raw meat/offal? as ive herd it better for the dog

Hope so, off to Sheepy Lake (Sheepy Magna) on Saturday after my shift.... wheres that?

i was watching the tv show countrywise tonight when part of it was dedicated to a group of boaters wanting to open up part of the avon between stratford and warwick to boats, now this according to the group (cant find a link for them yet) means a lot of dredging and replacing some very nice looking wiers with locks! :realmad: i dont live anywhere near the avon so dont have a real need to be up in arms about this but i think it would be a real shame to spoil what looks like a perfect fishing setting just for some canal boat infusiasts (yeah i know its not spelt right) what can get between stra

come then, the weathers better the carp are getting easier so lets get it sorted!