Sorry mate.Just a quick update. My Mum passed last night. The gentlest departure. Care home staff are bloody saints.
Sorry mate.Just a quick update. My Mum passed last night. The gentlest departure. Care home staff are bloody saints.
It's illegal nowadays to fish for shad on the Wye, as they are protected.@snorky is the man for advice on how to catch a shad, he's in Scotland this week sea-trout fishing.
Saw a picture of a big, weird Shad caught on the Wye yesterday by a barbel angler.It's illegal nowadays to fish for shad on the Wye, as they are protected.
If you are trout or chub fishing with a size 8 or 10 fly cast square in streamy water as it's getting dark and you catch one accidentally however.
That surprises me mate. I didn't know they took bait. Unless he was winding in and one took.Saw a picture of a big, weird Shad caught on the Wye yesterday by a barbel angler.
Bugger off, fat boy.My mum.is out of hospital and my brother has a week off work which gives me an opportunity to get on the bank. I'm planning on about 3 nights away on the Severn and Wye.
@snorky You can do us another excellent prawn pathia if you like mate, bang on the last one you made: )
ive done some very enjoyable miles up and down "my canal" i more than likely have caught more fish in one session on a commerical than ive done since my river/canal adventures have began, but every canal/river fish is so special to me, even the "one stripe" perch , not only that the wildlife and sceneryYou're right, you can usually tell what you've hooked from the hit and the fight. Pike will hit with a real bang, often you'll see them. Perch will often tap-tap-tap as they chase the lure form behind trying to disable it. Pike swim faster in the water initially, coming up and down the water column and tailwalking, but then give up quick. Perch you can feel them shake the head as they keep lower in the water.
I'm sure I remember us having a conversation when we were both blanking in the winter about how much easier things will when the water warms up. I'm really chuffed for you because you've earned that fish.
That surprises me mate. I didn't know they took bait. Unless he was winding in and one took.
In the old days we fished into the dark for them. You could have 2 on at once if you fished a dropper. The river was alive with them. Good fighters and a pretty fish.
That surprises me mate. I didn't know they took bait. Unless he was winding in and one took.
In the old days we fished into the dark for them. You could have 2 on at once if you fished a dropper. The river was alive with them. Good fighters and a pretty fish.
pics or your banned from the bluemoon angling society :)I’m leaving about the same time, rest of the week on a lake
10 4pics or your banned from the bluemoon angling society :)
do enjoy your council estate pictures
That's good that you enjoy proper fishing away from the lazy commercial morons mate. I tried commercials when they first started taking off mid 90s. I began to hate them pretty fuckin' quickly when fish welfare was neglected for greed and profit from fishery owners cramming as many fish in their waters as possible. Not only that, there's nowt worse than gobby anglers breaking the peace talking to each other on one side to another.ive done some very enjoyable miles up and down "my canal" i more than likely have caught more fish in one session on a commerical than ive done since my river/canal adventures have began, but every canal/river fish is so special to me, even the "one stripe" perch , not only that the wildlife and scenery