Dead Fish

[walshie 2,804]

I noticed a right stink coming from the pond earlier and found this beauty on the bank. In between yakking I checked both sides and there's no teeth marks or beak marks on it, so I would assume natural causes except it wasn't in the water.

 

There's quite a bit of activity in there at the moment, but would a fish be dumb enough to jump out after a fly or whatever and beach itself 6" from the water?

 

[toby63 1,236]

yes fish are dumb they will jump out of a pond my brothers koi sometimes do it

[toby63 1,236]

if you find them and not dead put them in a net and keep them upright for bit to get there strengh back . if you put it stright back in chances are it will go belly up

[dytkos 17,792]

Are you ready for Ken's comment?

 

Cheers, D.

[tomburras 2,730]

I once saw roach scatter and a couple of them jumped out of woodhall pond and landed on the bank once when a jack pike was chasing them.

[walshie 2,804]

Are you ready for Ken's comment?

 

Cheers, D.

 

I posted it specifically for that reason.

[dytkos 17,792]

fishing?

 

Cheers, D.

[walshie 2,804]

fishing?

 

Cheers, D.

 

Not really. It's just sometimes I forget if I'm a townie twat or not and need reassurance.

[bell 3,599]

 

fishing?

 

Cheers, D.

 

Not really. It's just sometimes I forget if I'm a townie twat or not and need reassurance.

 

Its an easy way to catch em mate.........use a fly rod and wave the fly over the water on the edge of the bank. As the trout jumps for the fly move it away from the water and over the bank and the trout will follow it and land at your feet. You don't need a net and wont get wet feet.

[forest of dean redneck 11,596]

Live may fly best you can train them to sit on the hook.

[bell 3,599]

Live may fly best you can train them to sit on the hook.

Ive found a little piece of crumbled digestive biscuit (or hobnob) on the point of the hook will make them sit tight..

[dytkos 17,792]

 

Live may fly best you can train them to sit on the hook.

Ive found a little piece of crumbled digestive biscuit (or hobnob) on the point of the hook will make them sit tight..

Got that wrong mate, I think you'll find theyre gluten intolerant.

 

Cheers, D.

[bell 3,599]

 

 

Live may fly best you can train them to sit on the hook.

Ive found a little piece of crumbled digestive biscuit (or hobnob) on the point of the hook will make them sit tight..

Got that wrong mate, I think you'll find theyre gluten intolerant.

Cheers, D.

Yes as a general principle D, however I normally do my weekly shop at Waitrose (when you live near Harrogate it's the done thing old boy) and they do a lovely gluten free biscuit range

[leegreen 2,170]

You say a lot of activity, are the fish jumping clear of the water?

[walshie 2,804]

You say a lot of activity, are the fish jumping clear of the water?

 

No. Just eating stuff.