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    I love fishing for coarse fish (fresh water fish)(not game fish)

    Anyone else interested?


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    Cool Catching not Fishing

    I just got back from 25 days of V A C A T I O N ......Went out in my new boat and caught plenty of Daulphin , mackeral, grouper, amber Jack ... etc..
    will get back to you in a few after I catch up on the work .....


    Later

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    I can not belive that there are only 2 fishermen on this list.

    I tried sea fishing as well, in the north of Scotland. I went fishing of the coast of Isla, and caught tonnes of stuff. The locals loved us as they were into lobster fishing and they used our catches for bait.
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    Hi Starman

    One more makes three of us! I live in Derby, local rivers are the Trent, Dove and Derwent - plenty of Barbel in all three!!!!


    Originally posted by starman
    I love fishing for coarse fish (fresh water fish)(not game fish)

    Anyone else interested?

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    Frosty

    I was led to beleive it was GREYLING that was the most caught fish on the Derwent.

    (pleas xcuse my speling)

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    Hi Jasper

    Yes, you are right, there are a lot of greyling in the Derwent, particularly in the upper reaches...Matlock to Darley Abbey. But, there are also plenty of chub, roach and barbel. I think the Derwent on it's day will outperform any other river in the midlands!

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    Excuse my ignorance Frosty but don't you spell chub as Chubb?

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    Yes Frank....you've just confirmed that, you are, well and truly, a thick fu*ker! A Chub is a fish....Chubb make door locks...LOL

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    I knew that! now where is that key?? Yesterday I couldn't spell Refriggeration Enggineer and now today I are one!

    By the way, I'm not as thick as my special teacher says I am!!

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    Talk aboet fick, i always faut spellin wuz jus showin of [SIZE=4][SIZE=4]

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    Frank....you crack me up, keep it going...LOL

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    Marc - I share you sentiments exactly!

    Fishing has got to be compared to watching paint dry!!

    Obviously one of my favourite pastimes

    Frosty mate - GET A LIFE!!

    P.S. Where do you go to catch the best chips??

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    Frank i,m hoping to catch the best chips at the casino on tuesday

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    The well-deserved fishing trip of this weekend was a wonder for my soul.

    Even the wife went along! It was the 10-year-old's first off-shore trip, and not a one of us were "chummin" None-the-less, the "fish" lived up to his namesake, at about the moment that he landed his 3rd shark, and the deckhand remarked, "Just how many fish have you caught?".

    fishy says, "Just put the #6 tag on the critter, it's mine.", deck hand, "NO, how many shark have you brought aboard?"....

    fishy says, "Look, my son caught the first shark (his first off-shore catch by the way ), and this is my second.... ... maybe third, but we are #6, and all the fish with the #6 tags on 'em are ours!!!!"


    (deckhand puts hands on hips and looks out of top of brow)

    (fishy has moment of reflection)

    fishy inquires, "Is there a limit on these Atlantic (sharpnose)sharks !! "

    (deckhand nods head)

    Fishy inquires, "What's the limit ?".

    Deckhand responds, "ONE !!!"

    THE "FISH" EXCLAIMS, "Damn, it's time to start drinking BEER!".

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    It was a party boat with 30 poles fishin'. My son's favorite part of the trip, was the bunk-beds in the air-conditioned cabin!!

    ...but he did a good job, and was smiling ear-to-ear when he brought his first shark on board. He got to go into the wheelhouse and take the helm of the 80' boat on the way in!!! What a great day for a young man.

    We thought we were chartering the LaPesca, but the Dolphin is a much better boat, from which to fish......

    http://www.dolphindock.com/boats/dophinpage.htm


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    After the R&R, I was able to get back in town, and within one hour, straighten out some extra spaghetti at the supermarket 10-door freezer nightmare.


    Life is good!



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    Hi chaps,i know iam a bit late in this conversation,but i like a bit of fishing meself, i live in the south of england, and fish mainley for carp, i wouldent mind going to scotland for a bit of fishing but never seem to get the chance,,,nevermind one day,ay

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    i'me from deep dark africa and we fished for barbel,bass,bream,robbies and tiger fish in the zambezi river and lake Kariba.
    yo dwarfstar next we must find that lake near the red phone box ,and grahams cousin on isle of wight has nice humungus pond and they got some big carp they want caught as they want to put other fish in the pond.

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    Re: Fishing

    try this link
    www.catfishing.co.uk
    checkout gallerys im in there somewhere

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    Re: Fishing

    Haven't we met at the RAC show?

    I had a long talk with Corema people.
    Unfortunately, they could not give me a good price.

    Went to MTA.

    What are you doing with all that fish? Eat it?

    Chemi

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    no dont think we met at show,although you may have met my brother or the guy that runs the southern office
    sorry about corema not being able to help
    maybe next time
    as regards eating fish - well there must be a gag there somewhere
    cheers
    :eek:Why on earth would somebody do that?:(

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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewuk
    i'me from deep dark africa and we fished for barbel,bass,bream,robbies and tiger fish in the zambezi river and lake Kariba.
    yo dwarfstar next we must find that lake near the red phone box ,and grahams cousin on isle of wight has nice humungus pond and they got some big carp they want caught as they want to put other fish in the pond.
    Andrew

    How can I forget fishing at Mana Pools
    And Spurwing Island, Kariba.

    It was something else

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    I love my fishing and my boat..wife always approves of me fishing cos I wake her with a dig in the ribs and say: "sex or fishing"...she replies: "see you when you get back"

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    Nothing better than in the Summer having an early afternoon finish and stopping off at the local river, getting the fly rod out and chilling for an hour before heading home.
    There's no such word as 'can't' in this game

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    Try fishing in SCOTLAND ,plenty of fishing for free,no close season for coarse fishing and most of all no rod licence frquired.

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    Try fishing in SCOTLAND ,plenty of fishing for free,no close season for coarse fishing and most of all no rod licence frquired.
    Been there, done that, caught nothing but the cold.

    I do miss it though, Used to like the peacefullness.

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    Are you sure you left wales chillin out

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    Re: Fishing

    I remember as a young boy, standing for hours at the harbour fishing and caught nothing but a few crabs (no jokes please). Just then some bloke walked up, cast in and draged out no less than 7 fish with one set of feathers...(~@}{?>^$)

    He didn`t even want them! So I took them off him and claimed the catch as mine. (got a quid from my gran for them).

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    Re: Fishing

    I remember as a child using feathers for mackerel at Tenby Harbour.

    eh those were the days.
    There's no such word as 'can't' in this game

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    I am another fisherman,fly,sea, coarse love it all.

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    No Carp men here then?

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    Hi Guys
    Just joined the site after a while away.
    Living in NZ we get the best fishing opportunities available to mankind. Marlin, snapper, Kingies, the list goes on.

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    No stickleback???????

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    Hey I'm a keen sea fisho too. I used to fish the rivers and lakes back home in Birmingham, which was a few years ago. Now I have my own boat in NZ and fish in the inner gulf in Auckland. In fact we went out last night and caught a few small ones. Another month we will be hitting them hard, mainly Snapper,Kingfish and a few sharks will turn up as normal, which is a real pain !

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    Nah, no sticklebacks. I used to love going and get them with my net and jam jar in hand, cool fun.

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    yep up for some fishing, carp fishing ideally, just havnt had the time again this week, or last week or infact the week before

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    Where abouts are you in NZ Tony? Anywhere near Warkworth?

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    got a place in hungary on the lake balaton,they have some very big carp/catfish etc, a few us went with a bottle of local palinca [bit like moonshine] caught a stinking hangover ,good fun though,on a more serious note a mate of mines buying a hotel there to do fishing trips on the lake,direct flights to the balaton now,cheap as chips there too.will put a post when its up and running.

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    Ah Tenby Harbour..
    I had my first sea fishing experience there. Fishing off the lifeboat ramp, casting off with feathers for mackerel, went every year as kids, used to stay at Kiln Park Caravan Park, my old man used to gut the fish,and cook them up for tea. Even went fishing on a charter boat called the "Enterprise", always caught mackerel and bass.
    Happy happy days. Now live in NZ, have my own boat, and still can't get enough fishing.
    Cheers

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    Hi Frank
    Sorry mate I've just found your email. I live in Bucklands Beach, Auckland, which is approx 1 hour south of Warkworth.Have you been there ?
    I see your in Notts, I used to live in Brum, but moved out here 21 years ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigTee NZ View Post
    Hi Frank
    Sorry mate I've just found your email. I live in Bucklands Beach, Auckland, which is approx 1 hour south of Warkworth.Have you been there ?
    I see your in Notts, I used to live in Brum, but moved out here 21 years ago.
    Hi Tony
    Yes, I've been there - nice place, as is Hamilton, Aukland, Cambridge, Rotarua etc. We visited about 2 years ago and spent a great New Years day on Snells beach then spent a week looking around after visiting OZ.
    My old apprentice lives in Warkworth but he's out the trade now - seems he's got some rather cushy job working on helicopters when he's not taking the kids out on the boat.

    We're due out again this week

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    naw fishing is sh--e what a waste of time I get mine from the chip shop in Tain Scotland surrounded by water here .fishin is boring man

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    fishing is a boring waste of time go to the fish shop instead. Then go home and watch a blue film much more fun
    Last edited by andrew lennon; 29-01-2007 at 01:13 PM. Reason: rung spelin

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    OK Andrew, so you've wrecked your van, cheating on the wife and now you're moaning about someone elses enjoyment.

    Relax fella, life is too short.
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    I have a delema(spelling) Do go off-road motor cycling or do I get on a boat and get a line wet trying for Conger. I love both, unfortunatly work and family get in the way of both. Life's a bitch.

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    Fishings great for relaxing, especially when your catching fish and the weather is good.
    Its a good job we are all different.

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    I'll agree with that one...

    Recently sold my boat so am having to practice beach casting now; easy you might think but the new rod is an extra 6ft (2m) compared to what I'm used too.
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    hi fellas its got to be match fishing for me once a week ilove it aswel as my motorcycles whats so bad about winning money and beating all the older fellas haha good sport

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    Re: Fishing

    Anyone fish in CT? Any recommended spots?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eng Student View Post
    Anyone fish in CT? Any recommended spots?

    Eng Student
    Never fished in Conn. I fished some Ohio freshwater lakes once with my former father-in-law. It was a fine day simply because I skunked him with two largemouth bass' to his 0.

    I'm on the outer banks of North Carolina and there is plenty of saltwater and freshwater fare here...more than most could imagine.

    I mostly spearfish on wrecks in and around Cape Hatteras (better known as the Graveyard of the Atlantic) and have not been doing much hook and line fishing since I started diving.
    I used to like the deep sea diving, but now I'm strictly a shallow water guy.
    My wife says I should omit the word "water" from that sentence. LOL

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    iam a carp and pike man myself,mainly lakes but enjoy an afternoon down the river find it great to unwind and fish with many work pals so keeps "the team" competitive but together
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