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Old 12-14-2006, 02:31 PM
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Smile broke in new rod and reel

well as today looked like the last chance of piking i will have this year(unless can persuade missus about bury hill still ) dived to lime kilns again

weather was ok, still very mild with that fabulous look when the skies are blacker than anne robinsons wardrobe infront and more gold than david dickenson from behind but stayed dry



well it was not thew fastest of sessions and i had to move 3 times untill i dropped my float with 1/2 small lamprey right on the head (as float didnt even settle)of a small but fiesty jack

which like the one ian had last weekend fought harder whilst unhooking than coming in
also when returning it flipped from my hands and dived headfirst into the shallow edge and speared itself like a dart into the soft bank , managed to free it and it swam off well soon after

not the greatest session but not a blank and managed to christen the new gear

forgot to add lamprey only bait to get a touch again, think i see a pattern here now


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Re: broke in new rod and reel

Nice report mate... Glad to see the new rods breaking their duck....



Hmmmm, pike darts eh? Love to see the look on your opponents face if you pulled three of them out for a league game down the pub....



Second thoughts, nah, rubbish idea. They'd probably make you shirt pocket a touch damp on your way to the pub.
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Old 12-14-2006, 03:43 PM
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lol you muppet!!!


now get a full pass for tommorrow night as you are blowing me out for sat nights wee drinkies mate
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Re: broke in new rod and reel

Well done mate, nice little jack there Good luck with persuading the missus

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Re: broke in new rod and reel

glad you christened the gear dave,well done mate
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Re: broke in new rod and reel

should add today was stopped by balifs again here, thats twice now at the lime kilns, and seen them fine someone here as well, just a warning

its either £4 a day to fish canal or £30 for the year, guess which option this cheapskate went for ;-)
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Great report Dave & well done on christening the new rod.
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Re: broke in new rod and reel

Well done.


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