In reply to Post #343
Still little or no change in habits for some. Apparently a town near me was just as busy as normal according to a local shop keeper (via email).
Some can't seem to work out how the virus keeps spreading and people keep dying, yet still there's pressure to go fishing, mix as normal etc.
Still little or no change in habits for some. Apparently a town near me was just as busy as normal according to a local shop keeper (via email).
Some can't seem to work out how the virus keeps spreading and people keep dying, yet still there's pressure to go fishing, mix as normal etc.
In reply to Post #345
I would call work more important than fishing tbh well depends who you are
I would call work more important than fishing tbh well depends who you are
In reply to Post #347
I agree work is more important but so is my mental health.I have stuck to every guideline going and will continue to do so to keep myself and family safe.I just think fishing could be allowed still
I agree work is more important but so is my mental health.I have stuck to every guideline going and will continue to do so to keep myself and family safe.I just think fishing could be allowed still
In reply to Post #348
Totally agree if done sensibly then yes. You like me get to go to work see people etc. My mrs is stuck at home with 4 kids and soon be pulling her hair out, so if I was to say I need to go fishing for my mental health you might find me divorced on plenty of fish 🤣
Totally agree if done sensibly then yes. You like me get to go to work see people etc. My mrs is stuck at home with 4 kids and soon be pulling her hair out, so if I was to say I need to go fishing for my mental health you might find me divorced on plenty of fish 🤣
In reply to Post #349
My wife has our 3 at home and she is a self employed childminder,she loves kids so I need to escape somehow
My wife has our 3 at home and she is a self employed childminder,she loves kids so I need to escape somehow
In reply to Post #348
I agree work is more important but so is my mental health
sorry but I was convinced you were only ever a forum carper on the advice of your shrink.
I agree work is more important but so is my mental health
In reply to Post #351
I go occasionally,when I'm allowed by Mr Balls it up Boris
I go occasionally,when I'm allowed by Mr Balls it up Boris
In reply to Post #352
Think I may just retire to a canal boat so no fishing restrictions, just need to find the best location to live on one.
Think I may just retire to a canal boat so no fishing restrictions, just need to find the best location to live on one.
In reply to Post #353
Not a bad idea
Not a bad idea
In reply to Post #350
I knew there must be a reason why she would put up with you Braders
I knew there must be a reason why she would put up with you Braders
In reply to Post #355
Yep I'm definitely the biggest kid she looks after
Yep I'm definitely the biggest kid she looks after
In reply to Post #356
Sounds like you have a few budding future anglers there Braders
Sounds like you have a few budding future anglers there Braders
In reply to Post #353
Trent has some places with wonderful river Carp and clonking barbel all near a line of boats
Trent has some places with wonderful river Carp and clonking barbel all near a line of boats
In reply to Post #357
My daughter and youngest step son love it,took them loads in the summer.Got a lovely picture of them together holding a carp each they caught
My daughter and youngest step son love it,took them loads in the summer.Got a lovely picture of them together holding a carp each they caught
In reply to Post #359
Brilliant mate, happy times and memories
Took my daughter on a few sessions, never stuck with it sadly, to be fair, who cares, least I tried. Must be nice if you can get your kids to go with you though, best company in the world
Brilliant mate, happy times and memories
Took my daughter on a few sessions, never stuck with it sadly, to be fair, who cares, least I tried. Must be nice if you can get your kids to go with you though, best company in the world