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benacre

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  1. When I first started fishing in 1981 my training ground was Kessingland Sluice in Suffolk along the River Hundred more like a drain than a river. I was taught by a Roach angler and I would set up a Drennan Stillwater blue with 2lb ine a 1lb bottom and 18 fine wire hook fishing single caster. It was under the rod tip fishing and my PB then was 2 lb 4oz In the winter I fished with another Roach angler on the River Hundred Stretch off the A12 along the Latymere Dam Bread Flake produced less than 3 2lb roach per winter. in the 2st C Mink and Otters and continued pumping of the river due to mild wet winters has really ballsed up the Roaching, Having said that there is a shoal of very big Bream, and some huge Tench still there. a local club used to have it but its all gone now as the club went to easier commercials

  2. My method is 22 or smaller hooks, Barbless fine wire. 1lb mainline 8oz bottom, One pinkie on a link ledger. trickle say three pinkies increasing to four or five if u catch. Everyhting has to be so fine that you are just after getting any fish.

    HTH

    Benacre.

  3. Thats messed up my River we had lots of rain too along with galeforce winds. Will go down and have a look at the damage in the morning It may ruin the river until the end of the season

  4. Do not waste your time or money :yucky: cannot recommend THAT place!!.

     

    Too many rules for a start. You never really know if you are doing right or wrong. I got fed up with all the rules years ago and stopped going there. Lobworms used to work for me in winter though.

  5. Good job it don't mention my favourite free stretches on the Waveney there is ten miles of it.

     

    Some of the eastern area rivers mentioned as free are actually day ticket or club waters now. I wonder how old the site is?

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