My First report: Some fish on the feeder...

[SIMPLE MAN]

Well done that man,cracking photos,cracking report and very good English,Welcome to the forum,tight lines and good luck

[Rob M]

Excellent report and welcome to the forum. Keep those reports coming mate!

[krasimir]

Dear friends,
Unhappiness last week some thiefs stoled my laptop with all of my data on it. (pictures, personal information and many other important data for me ). So in the near some weeks i will not reply old photos, may be only new photos. I had many memories in fotos, but now... nothing.

[Rob M]

Originally Posted by krasimir

Dear friends,
Unhappiness last week some thiefs stoled my laptop with all of my data on it. (pictures, personal information and many other important data for me ). So in the near some weeks i will not reply old photos, may be only new photos. I had many memories in fotos, but now... nothing.

That's terrible mate, but I'm looking forward to your new pictures.

[cheef87]

nice report and welcome ,just wondering do you have barbel(barbus barbus) in your rivers?

[scottish_and_mental]

well done on the report - top quality and just what the forum thrives on
My sister in law is Bulgarian as well as a few of my mates ! welcome along
sorry to hear that some arse stole your laptop !

[krasimir]

Originally Posted by cheef87

nice report and welcome ,just wondering do you have barbel(barbus barbus) in your rivers?

Oho, yes. :) But in my area - Varna there is no big rivers. There's a lot of barbels in west side of Bulgaria - near the capital Sofia and especially river Iskar. :) In east side the most we're fishing in the sea, big lakes or there's only 2 small rivers and the most fished is chub. :)

[BoldBear]

Hi krasimir,

Great report, you obviously take your fishing seriously and I'm looking forward to reading your future reports.

It will be nice to be able to swap information with someone who fishes in another part of the world and see how they tackle their waters for a change.

It looks like you use the same tackle and methods that we do, and it's nice to see that you use 'catch and release' methods too.

Welcome to the forum.

tight lines

Keith (BoldBear)