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Fulltimers at Weekends (41 posts / 5,283 views)
Bigted50 Bigted50
Posts: 283
Post #31 9 May 2020 09:48
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Grafting all week then zooming up to your chosen heavenly lake only to find it stitched up by the same muppets week in week out is just heartbreaking.

Hence why I only fish rivers and abroad now.



scozza
Posts: 18,434
Post #32 9 May 2020 11:13
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I've experienced that a few times over the years.

Different era now and there's far too many fame seekers stitching places up for me. Gone are the two or three night sessions, it's a week or two now. They camp on the water and watch everything what's going off, soon as somebody has a result there in there punishing it to death

Brings a whole new level to the word merit for me. Camping in a swim for two weeks at time aint cricket for me

A picture does not always tell the truth behind the capture
OJCARP OJCARP
Posts: 667
Post #33 9 May 2020 11:27
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Reckon there may be a few more when this lockdown is over!
carpwill carpwill
Posts: 445
Post #34 9 May 2020 11:40
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Spot on, all they'd have to do is disappear on a Friday morning and there would be a happy balance. Anyway, don't suppose that's going to change until the companies pack the publicity bun fight in.
Sparks73 Sparks73
Posts: 547
Post #35 9 May 2020 14:30
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I live near the CWP and there are a number of lakes that have full timers on, these guys are homeless and don't always fish, they basically spend their time off there heads on drugs. I used to enjoy these lakes I don't bother anymore such a shame really.
keeperboy
Posts: 2,561
Post #36 9 May 2020 19:06
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Time limits on all waters is the only way in my opinion. 3 on 4 off........3 nights per week is more than enough for any man. Leave your swim to the next lucky fella and he will leave it for you! I have fished several waters with full timers on and although I firmly believe to live and let live, they ruined the waters for many other anglers. A man needs a real bed and the arms of a good woman 😂😂
db1 db1
Posts: 58
Post #37 10 May 2020 20:57
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Certainly agree and have experienced the same on a lot points Carpwill mentions.

Finding a river paradise somewhere, seems the only logical conclusion for avoiding any of this old silliness that appears to be happening on lakes nowadays.

jack1welsh jack1welsh
Posts: 458
Post #38 11 May 2020 07:35
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Have to agree with all you said here.
I have witnessed this on small club waters and the result is nothing but bad feelings and animosity amongst the members.
Swims tied up for weeks at a time by the same few anglers.
just_eat just_eat
Posts: 44
Post #39 11 May 2020 11:05
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Seems a common occurrence, my syndicate is the same. However, it ain't half good when you're catching and the "hot" swims aren't producing
Chuffy Chuffy
Posts: 6,794
Post #40 11 May 2020 12:04
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If you think Dave Lane went home at weekends to allow the weekend chappies to catch or because of some unwritten rule, I'm afraid you are very mistaken

I think you'll find that's exactly what he did apart from when he was on Wraysbury but then that was a small number of anglers fishing 120 acres, hardly an issue
carpwill carpwill
Posts: 445
Post #41 11 May 2020 21:02
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Thats what some bloke did on the thames at and the poor ******* ended up catching a whacking great linear! That ended well!
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