32 pound Thames Pike!!

[trent.barbeler 0]

Dear Charlie,

 

"I have it on good authority that Oulton is fishing well Gerry - one angler had 4 20's in one day, just last week!!"

 

Thats nowt. I heard one Trent pedunkle did three forties and a big un last Wednesday.

 

Regards,

 

Lee.

[argyll 0]

'pedunkle'

 

You cant use that word on here Lee. One of the AN regulars has a fourth cousin married to a woman who once lived next door to a man who's boss has a second home in Ireland just up the road from some 'travellers'....and he's easily offended.

 

[ 18. October 2005, 07:37 PM: Message edited by: argyll ]

[Loudyboy 0]

Received loud and clear, Pete

 

I haven't quite settled in here...am sure I'll get to know the 'characters' soon enough

[trent.barbeler 0]

Dear Gerry,

 

The travelling folk I know, and its a fair few, wouldn't know how to turn a computer on let alone bother to own one. Nick one maybe. So;

 

pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle

pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle

pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle

pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle pedunkle

 

And theres loads of those other pedunkle's chugging up and down those Norfolk/Suffolk peat bogs in search of big pike.

 

Sorry guys, but Nev did the biz a long time ago. What a legend that bloke is. Nearly as good as old swish plop Lumbie.

 

Regards,

 

Lee.

[Peter Waller 37]

No racist undertones intended I'm sure, Lee. My Gran is long departed so the good lady won't take offence. But she might! The old girl will be back to haunt you, reincarnated as Old Shuck. Part 'pedunkle' and proud of it.

 

Me, as I motor along the dykes and ditches of Broadland, my chant is 'Fat Slag, Fat slag, Fat slag. Mere 'piky' has no appeal, I search out the fat, large old girls who have been pulled by every Tom and have become easy pickings for the likes of me.

 

And yes, there is one full blooded, computer literate, Romany mush on site. He needs a computer, depending, as he does, on the grammer and word check facility.

 

[ 18. October 2005, 08:25 PM: Message edited by: Peter Waller ]

[trent.barbeler 0]

Dear Peter,

 

Popped up herring works a treat.

 

Regards,

 

Lee.

[Peter Waller 37]

Tis overated my Gorgio friend. Smelt work better than herring, but a good chant, fish finder and a good floro mag grubz works far better.

 

P.S. My old Gran is stoking up her copper.

 

Lee, have a read of:

http://www.geocities.com/Paris/5121/patrin.htm

Wordbender put me onto it, interesting.

 

[ 18. October 2005, 09:05 PM: Message edited by: Peter Waller ]

[trent.barbeler 0]

Dear Peter,

 

I "am" rather gorgio in my Trent fishing night attire. Fish finders are for pussies by the way.

 

Hubble bubble toil and trouble.

 

I ain't afraid of no ghosts.

 

Regards,

 

Lee.

[Charlie Bettell 0]

The 4 20's were all taken on top-water lures - Flip-Flops.

 

The day the 4 20's came off Oulton, I had a haul of big pike from a local water that I have just got permission to fish.

 

This was the biggest pike boated on that very memorable day.

 

[trent.barbeler 0]

Dear Charlie,

 

Cracking fishing.

 

Romany, Romany, where for art thou Romany.

 

Lord love us these men can catch pike. Peat bog fishing at its best.

 

Regards,

 

Lee.