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Topic: Still waters run deep (sometimes) (Read 19 times)

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Re: Still waters run deep (sometimes)
« Result #1 Yesterday at 10:07pm »

WEYHEEYYY Mr Rankin, told yer dint ar?

Last week when you broke your drought, you'd continue catching

Kushty with the new found technique, carry it over into the match tomorrow and you'll have summat to weigh-in!

Great post Bob, Thanks.

Si-thee in the morn.

Daz.

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Topic: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy) (Read 947 times)

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Re: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy)
« Result #2 Yesterday at 9:39pm »

Yesterday at 7:30pm, jasonbourne wrote:

"Hello all, i decided to buy my leeds book late november 2011"

Did you have to pay a full years membership for just 1 month blndfsh?
Surely not?

No,no,no i decided to buy in November, purchased it late december for 2012

Hence, just the feeding of the swims, knowing i couldn't fish!

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Re: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy)
« Result #3 Yesterday at 9:00pm »

yes

but the person that sold you a book knowing you would need a a renewal with in days is a thingy or a dip stick >:(

always read the small print ,that's if you receive a book ,there's people sill waiting for theirs now :-*

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Topic: 2012 Membership (Read 307 times)

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Re: 2012 Membership
« Result #4 Yesterday at 8:32pm »

Hi, have the 2012 yearbooks been sent out yet? I've still to receive mine.

Cheers,

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Topic: Still waters run deep (sometimes) (Read 19 times)

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Still waters run deep (sometimes)
« Result #5 Yesterday at 7:42pm »

Though I would do what bl1ndfsh does and keep a diary of my antics
I go with bl1ndfsh a fair bit at various place's but today i went to Polo

Daz was gonna go but other commitments put paid to it for him so i went alone

Stopped at the tackle shop in miggy with the intention of buying some maggots which i did but also bought a method mould and feeder.

I have never tried this way of fishing before so it was a bit alien to me.

On arrival i had a walk round there was one other lad fishing. Dave who fishes the place all the time and gave me a few pointers.

So back to my car and unload
I got a peg close to the car and here is my view
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Next up I mixed up some method mix and then set up my rods.
I chose to put a bollie on the carp rod and put that out.

I then cracked open the sweet corn and used an open feeder with some of the method mix and a few maggots mixed in.

Nothing happened for most of the day not even a knock or a twitch although i did have a brave robin pay me a visit.
sat on my quiver rod making some strange noises so gave him some maggots for his trouble.

So like Daz if he pays me another visit i will give him a name
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Anyway the day drew on and still nothing at all I moved onto the method feeder but even that was not doing anything for me and i began to doubt about if i was doing it right.

I decided at 4pm to try using a bit of luncheon meat so sat down and began slicing a bit of meat.

The method rod sprang into life and a not so spirited fight ensued

and in it came to the net
I am a size 12 foot so you can see gauge how big it was.
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When you blank as much as i do this was a real buzz for me.
Daz had popped in to see me and popped out again to check on the match over the road so i was taking my own pics

I baited up the method feeder and slung it out again.
within 5 mins the quiver dropped back and did not move.
i gave it a few seconds and nothing so took up the tension.
it just seemed to not want to so i lifted up and started to reel in.

nothing and then all of a sudden it went for it.
a bit more sported but still tame

and in came number 2
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I cast out again but nothing
Daz came back and i began the process of packing up.
Dave packed and came up for a chat
by the time i was done it was dark
and that was my first polo visit.

will i be back

oooh yeah

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Re: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy)
« Result #6 Yesterday at 7:30pm »

"Hello all, i decided to buy my leeds book late november 2011"

Did you have to pay a full years membership for just 1 month blndfsh?
Surely not?

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Topic: Puddle chuckers (Read 358 times)

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Re: Puddle chuckers
« Result #7 Yesterday at 1:46pm »

Hi Daz, 6-10 hollow or 10 solid pref with puller bung, the stronger your elastic the harder the puddle pigs pull & vice-versa

Hope this is clear & helpful

Ian

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Re: Puddle chuckers
« Result #8 on Jan 27, 2012, 10:34pm »

Ians your man to answer or frim

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Re: Puddle chuckers
« Result #9 on Jan 27, 2012, 10:27pm »

Q, What size/strength elastics for lapwing please?

Normal or hollow?

Any handy tips gratefully accepted!

Cheers lads.

Daz.

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Topic: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy) (Read 947 times)

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Re: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy)
« Result #10 on Jan 27, 2012, 10:18pm »

@ Rushy, 2mtrs

you may have to wait a little while for that one matey, but we can live in hope eh?

Yer we'll be gunning for a new lapwing PB on sunday, why not call over, hopefully i can beat my match net of many ounces this time

@ Raffles, yer me too pal, we can go down and give the pins a whirl in the near future, i'm quite looking forward to that day myself

Tight lines all.

Best fishes, Daz.

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topcliffe above wier?
« Result #11 on Jan 27, 2012, 6:26pm »

hi after fishing topcliffe today on the mill side (blanked) i had a drive round to the other side and walked above the wier, 2 fields down, access is a bit steep, i just wondered if anyone has fished this stretch recently, if so, did you have any luck, and what spieces is around that area?

cheers shane

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Re: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy)
« Result #12 on Jan 27, 2012, 4:03pm »

Ey up Daz Attenborough !!! Where's my piccy of a Kingfisher at 2 metres he he.

You going gudgeon bashing again on Sunday ?

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Re: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy)
« Result #13 on Jan 27, 2012, 2:30pm »

Nothing like a few pics to get the juices flowing old bean, cheers Daz, it's looking lovely despite it being so overgrown, can't wait to wet aline there again

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Re: My river Aire anttics (pic heavy)
« Result #14 on Jan 27, 2012, 12:10pm »

Well what can i say? not been down to fish this venue since the 17th :'(

However i am a regular visitor, whilst Jackie my wife is in the local supermarket or pre, picking her up from her place of work!

Last week i decided to walk between both weirs.

So starting with the upper weir, the river is up just a little..............

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On the leeds side looking down stream, by the side of the weir........

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You'll need a few gardening tools to fish here, no pegs it's all overgrown!

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Last peg here...........................

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The view over the lower weir....................

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And looking back up stream from the entrance to the museum.....

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Hope you liked my little walk down the river, can't wait to get in again soon, just biding my time till i get my new pin

Best fishes all, Daz.

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« Result #15 on Jan 26, 2012, 1:52pm »

As a dog owner and fisherman I love the thought of being with my faithful friend during my favourite pastime, but I feel it's fully my responsibilty to make sure she's well behaved and that I immediately clear up after her, if I obey these rules then no-one would have a reason to complain as it wouldn't affect them at all, BUT unfortunately there are people who don't clean up, allow their dogs to run wild, bark all night etc. etc. spoiling it for everyone.
Until every dog owner behaves responsibly you can't blame other people for getting fed up, I do when I arrive in a peg and it's full of poop.
Maybe on the spot fines, enforced with the help of the E.A for unruly dogs, it's amazing how people can change when there's a fine involved

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« Result #16 on Jan 25, 2012, 7:03pm »

hi all, i,m thinking of booking a weeks hol on a "narrow boat/canal boat", i just wondered if anyone has any reccomenadtions, ie: places, rivers, canals etc,
there seems to be a massive choice on the net, (its not cheap i know) so i would prefer to go for something reccomended, rather than taking a chance as a novice? (err clueless)

any help, advice appreciated, cheers shane

ps. only myself and the mrs.(no pets or kids)

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Re: dogs at knotford
« Result #17 on Jan 25, 2012, 5:53pm »

I dont own a dog
I dont care much for them but if someone wants there dog at there side i dont have a problem with it.
Providing they clean up after it and dont let it wander round the place.

my tuppence worth

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Re: linton on ouse (bottom)
« Result #18 on Jan 25, 2012, 4:48pm »

There are some big roach on the topcliffe stretch - not in big numbers though and few fish for them as most want to catch the barbel. No matches allowed so you should get a peg if you go earlyish this time of year.

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Re: linton on ouse (bottom)
« Result #19 on Jan 25, 2012, 3:30pm »

thanks for the reply and information rickyg

cheers

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Re: linton on ouse (bottom)
« Result #20 on Jan 25, 2012, 3:19pm »

linton botom will be booked for matches every sat till the end of the season,try ringing general office friday night for available lengths,if the river has a touch of water in, linton 245 -260 worth a go,thorpe and widdington not as heavily match fished ,but check first. used some saturdays

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« Result #21 on Jan 25, 2012, 12:34pm »

Afternoon folks,

Quick question. I intend to fish this lake at some point during the next few weeks, I've seen that's it's rated 3 stars. I thought I would ask the guys who know best, have any of you fished it? If so are there any tactics I should try out? I was thinking, either the method or waggler fishing. Ive had a walk around it and I may be difficult to ship a pole back any great distance.

Any tactics I should avoid? Any help would be really appreciated. If you could let me know, that would be great!

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Re: dogs at knotford
« Result #22 on Jan 25, 2012, 11:49am »

Your welcome about the signs, James. Phil and I did that in the rain

fingers crossed it will deter people walking around and plead ignorance that they didn't know it was private land

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Re: Otters - protecting our fish stocks
« Result #23 on Jan 25, 2012, 11:41am »

You'll never please everyone mate. However, I think if a water is potentially ruined by predation that is a different story.

Yeah, a dozen or so fish have been lost, and at the meoment they have been the smaller ones, as an angler it is said to see any losses, but in a sick twisted kind of way, it is helping reducing the biomass. but as I said, there is a limit

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Re: dogs at knotford
« Result #24 on Jan 25, 2012, 9:22am »

good to see the club has put some private signs up hopefully will deter dog walkers letting there dogs run around out of control around the place and sh*tting every where. I don't mind anglers taking there dogs on the bank and if I had one I would want to take it as long as they are well behaved and are cleaned up after I don't see the harm. I agree with frim but at the same though rules is rules

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« Result #25 on Jan 25, 2012, 9:12am »

Hi lads and lasses new Leeds member so be gentle !

could anyone tell me wether you can fish linton on ouse (bottom) on a saturday ?? I am looking at fishing the permanant pegs in the 280's - however there always seems to be matches on saturdays reported in the angling press -

any info would be greatly appreciated,
if there is matches could anyone advise of alternative places on the river (nidd, ure or ouse) for me to get some roach fishing this weekend

Cheers

Paul

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Re: Wintersett?
« Result #26 on Jan 25, 2012, 3:28am »

Cheers for the replies Steve & Ged.

Think i'll give it a go when the weather warms up a bit more. Unless there's any Pike left in there?!

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Re: Otters - protecting our fish stocks
« Result #27 on Jan 24, 2012, 9:40pm »

look back at posts boys

moast of em playing hell coz they are stocking more carp n ruining the lake

a few get eaten by a pred and your not buying a book

they are been careful with our 25 thou and your not buying a book

we dont want it blue

it aint coloured enough

too much weed

not enough weed

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Re: Wintersett?
« Result #28 on Jan 24, 2012, 8:46pm »

there seems to be a few small shoals of decent old bream left,but not many and no record breakers,not easy to find them as they move about a lot and its a big water,you dont see them much either which makes it harder to locate them,there are more productive venues but if you like a challenge its worth a go.

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