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Guest adamg

..is it me but a lot of lakes I fish these days have band taking a dog along, I understand that they can be pain if not kept under control but they are sometime the best company.. Does anyone else take their dog (canine verity.. that is) fishing with them?

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Guest Fatboy

Dunk Fairley a Maidstone angler says he often takes his dog when walking the river

to fish.

 

He has a theory that whereas fish are wary

of the human footfall, the dog represents no threat. he attributes the presence of his dog to his improved catch rate.

 

Alan

 

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Guest Elton

I'd love to take my dog with me, but when I asked the question on here a while back, it appeared that most places wouldn't let you frown.gif

 

Elton

 

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Guest Andy Thatcher

Mine comes with me on overnights on one particular water. A mate of mine was fishing there Friday before last and shared the solace and solitude with 500 people intent on having a rave. The people are mainly harmless but her growling generally keeps them away. Quite pleasant having her along especially now that she has learnt that casting a float isn't a game of catch !

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