Huw
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voted It is such a sad time of year to lose a family member, as I know only too well. God Bless to all his family and friends. His legacy will always survive! Huw
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Hey Phil, hope this helps, try having a look in the Argos catalogue. They have some surprisingly good fishing sets in there. Great to see another returning angler. Tight lines, & have fun Huw
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Never seen, or hear of these rods. The only point I wished to raise is that Matt NEVER had a cockney, or Mockney accent. He comes from deepest, darkest BIrmingham. Smethwick to be precise, the same as me.
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Cheers Elton, just ordered a copy, and "matching the hatch". Never bought over the net before, damned easy, may never have to leave the house for shopping again. All the more time for fishing, what a result.
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I went fishing today,a rarity at the moment believe me, But the point is I used mashed sweet corn mixed with evaporated milk. Admittedly you dont get much ( I used 2 large tins of corn, 1 large tin of milk ) but the effect was amazing, almost a fish a cast over a 5 hour session, had to fetch the wife from work or I'd probably still be there. Give it a go. For £1.50 and a shot of electricity, a brilliant fish attractor. Tight lines. Huw.
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Jamie, your best bet for finding pictures of rigs of feeders is the libraries collection of fishing books, or IYCF they regularly show in depth details of various rigs. Happy Fishing. Huw
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If we landed a fish every time, it would be called catching. Patience and a few tips will grt you there. Tried chatting to the other anglers, I've found the guys around the lakes where I fish really helpful. They know the water, it's various depths, and the hot spots, them and the ubiquitous IYCF, and its game on my son. Tight lines.
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mashed bread in your feeder, with half a lob worm on a 14 is a killer for larger perch in my local canal at present. Make a cloud of mashed bread, and pinch some flake on with very little weight on your line, and if you have tench or chub in your local waters you can't miss.