| #1  03-17-2010, 03:59 PM | |||
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| new norfolk member hi all, just a quick hello to everyone,i have been fishing for nearly as far back as i can remember,coming upto the norfolk broads for the obligatory fishing holiday,then we liked it so much,the family moved upto norfolk,right into the heart of the broads,my main target fish depended on the season,bream & carp in the summer pike in the winter,i have fished many water's around the norwich area and to date my largest common carp is 38lb and my largest pike is 39lb.10oz. I hope to make some new aquaintances on here,and maybe find some people i allready know.thanks for reading,and hopefully i will add more topics and write ups as my fishing experience's transpire. many thanks alan     |
| #2 03-17-2010, 05:18 PM | ||||
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| Re: new norfolk member hello mate welcome to the forum |
| #3 03-17-2010, 06:50 PM | ||||
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| Re: new norfolk member welcome to the forum. Am an ex Narfuk borr brung up near wroxham or roys town. __________________ If the Gods won't let me ride my bike in heaven. I'LL RIDE THE BUGGER STRAIGHT TO HELL |
| #5 03-29-2010, 12:04 PM | ||||
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| Re: new norfolk member Hi,Itwashowbig, Welcome on board,join the club,I am a Londoner, i holidayed at Potter Heigham for 12 years, from 1962 then went onto buy a 32ft boat,and was offerd a job in boat building (well what can you say) I sold up in London and moved to Norwich within two weeks in 82 and never looked back,I did most of my fishing on the Bure and the Thurne especialy deep dyke on Hickling broad,(Wonderfull times)We still visit the broards nown and again as they hold fond memories,i am a permit holder at my local lakes in Norwich and fish them 4 or 5 times a week as i am now retired( arnt i the lucky one) I think i might nearly qualify to be called a local now, cant lose my accent though. Tightlines Teddytench.  |
| #6 03-29-2010, 01:59 PM | ||||
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| Re: new norfolk member teddy. youve been in the clundy for 25year now borr. you be localish. chunter on with that ol borr down tha rood. you soon be a loosin yor brord smoke talk __________________ If the Gods won't let me ride my bike in heaven. I'LL RIDE THE BUGGER STRAIGHT TO HELL |
| #7 03-30-2010, 12:39 PM | ||||
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| Re: new norfolk member Hi 42, Ill put the old whistle and flute on tonight,sort out a pair of almonds and a dickie dirt go down the rub- a- dub for a beer,have a walk down the frog and toad, the old trouble and strife will be happy,she will be on the dog and bone to her mates, I think im loseing the old London talk dont you, nice to hear from you,keep a troshing. Tightlines Teddytench. |
| #8 03-30-2010, 01:03 PM | ||||
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| Re: new norfolk member but you gotta go to that there swarfam for that and then the old buggers pay ye narfin. So what lakes do you fish? Ringland costey. I was a regular at Lenwade many a year ago. __________________ If the Gods won't let me ride my bike in heaven. I'LL RIDE THE BUGGER STRAIGHT TO HELL |
| #9 03-31-2010, 11:14 AM | ||||
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| Re: new norfolk member Hello again 42,the old cockney ear,I fish the lakes at Bawburgh just down the frog and toad from me, i havent started fishing yet,takes a long time for the old bones to warm up,should start about second week in April,had a good 2009/10 season plenty of carp,tench,roach,bream and rudd.I usually fish with a sleeper rod out for the carp, running feeder method, ledger rod for the tench, same method, and if things are slow i get the float rod out,favourit fish has to be the tench,i love catching them,whats better than sitting by the lake watching the world go by and getting away from the hustle and bustle of every day woes,going to Southwold easter week for a break and let the dogs have a run on the beach, might even take the wife(.keep a trossing) Tightlines Teddytench.  |
