smudge
Twenty Pounder
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Post by smudge on Oct 26, 2006 18:10:48 GMT
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Post by alan76 on Oct 26, 2006 18:29:17 GMT
Well done mate,4 fish in bad conditions a great result,what method and bait did you use,it must have taken big feeders to hold bottom,where did you catch them?
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Post by KeviN on Oct 26, 2006 18:45:23 GMT
well done smudge!
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Post by bigdave on Oct 26, 2006 19:19:19 GMT
well in smudgy laaa
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smudge
Twenty Pounder
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Post by smudge on Oct 27, 2006 8:31:16 GMT
Well done mate,4 fish in bad conditions a great result,what method and bait did you use,it must have taken big feeders to hold bottom,where did you catch them? All on 21mm halibuts open ender with marine halibut grounbait and 6mm pellets. You need a peg with a bit of slack water and you fish were the crease is where the slack meets the main flow. There is no need to use more lead than what you would use in normal conditions because your fishing on the edge of the flow. Most bites in these conditions will be a very delicate twitch of about 4ft.   |
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Post by Alwoody on Oct 27, 2006 10:22:11 GMT
"Most bites in these conditions will be a very delicate twitch of about 4ft." Is that all? Hard to see then.  Smudge is that the motorway in the background? Tickled trout area? Anyway good report and well done. Woody |
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This 1 is 9.8 my new pb
And these pics are what you get trying to pick angry barbel up when your camera is on a 10sec timer.
This 1 is 9.8 my new pb
And these pics are what you get trying to pick angry barbel up when your camera is on a 10sec timer.
