Whats your biggest annoyance with Day ticket lakes?
For me its
Spodding at bite time
Alams so loud you can hear them in the next town
Setting bobbins with said loud alarms
For me its
Spodding at bite time
Alams so loud you can hear them in the next town
Setting bobbins with said loud alarms
In reply to Post #1
people
people
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People who moan for the sake of it lol
People who moan for the sake of it lol
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Lack of respect for swim boundaries
Lack of respect for swim boundaries
In reply to Post #1
people talking to me/ asking how long im on till.
people talking to me/ asking how long im on till.
In reply to Post #1
30 swims around a 3 acre puddle lol
No etiquette
Credit card anglers (all the gear no idea)
Constant noise
30 swims around a 3 acre puddle lol
No etiquette
Credit card anglers (all the gear no idea)
Constant noise
In reply to Post #1
Drum & base
Drum & base
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Nowt wrong with a bit of dnb
Nowt wrong with a bit of dnb
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I rarely fish them as I hate not being able to turn up whenever I want, and have the time and space to be able to make a decision based on where the fish are, rather than "where can I slot in".
If I HAVE to be there before the gate opens (for a social for example). There's no anxiety like spending 30 quid over the phone and going in blind. You're 6th in the queue and you don't have the ability to just have a good walk round prior. All five cars ahead of you head to the same car park (if it's a 43 lake complex) and all of them grab a bucket, then run like they've just realised they've left the tumble drier on and there's only £2 left on their key.
Then you realise the anxiety was all for nothing, as you slip the net under your 84th F1 of the day before you've even stuck the kettle on.
I rarely fish them as I hate not being able to turn up whenever I want, and have the time and space to be able to make a decision based on where the fish are, rather than "where can I slot in".
If I HAVE to be there before the gate opens (for a social for example). There's no anxiety like spending 30 quid over the phone and going in blind. You're 6th in the queue and you don't have the ability to just have a good walk round prior. All five cars ahead of you head to the same car park (if it's a 43 lake complex) and all of them grab a bucket, then run like they've just realised they've left the tumble drier on and there's only £2 left on their key.
Then you realise the anxiety was all for nothing, as you slip the net under your 84th F1 of the day before you've even stuck the kettle on.
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must admit, ive not fished one in more years than i care to remember. not my cuppa at all
must admit, ive not fished one in more years than i care to remember. not my cuppa at all
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You don't know what your missing
You don't know what your missing
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Bet he does.
Bet he does.
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General bell ends on the bank , and said bell ends taking the piss with swim boundaries
General bell ends on the bank , and said bell ends taking the piss with swim boundaries