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Its not a peg, its a SWIM for f**ks sakes (133 posts / 6,972 views)
KnickerSniffer
Posts: 206
Post #31 1 Jul 2020 10:31
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Pretty presumptuous on your part isn't it?

I'm just pointing out people's incorrect usage of words, which to me needs correcting. Correct usage of terms is important.
Tinhead Tinhead
Posts: 17,089
Post #32 1 Jul 2020 10:46
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Well I always say swim so I must be doing it right

Not a lot of point being here so I will see you all on another thread
Greekskii Greekskii
Posts: 3,434
Post #33 1 Jul 2020 10:56
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I fish somewhere where the defined fishing locations ( ) are numbered. It's a carp fishery. So they are pegs by your definition below...on a carp fishery...the world must be coming to an end for you right now
KnickerSniffer
Posts: 206
Post #34 1 Jul 2020 11:18
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Not really coming to an end. Sounds like a water I was fishing last year run by ex nods, hence the numbered swims. Like why would you put a number next to a swim with beautiful weeping willows and call it No:10. Like really? Defies logic and reason.
jam-ie jam-ie
Posts: 2,007
Post #35 1 Jul 2020 11:31
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We could go old school and call it a pitch then your wrong calling it a swim lol
Hitman Hitman
Posts: 9,171
Post #36 1 Jul 2020 11:32
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Those crusty nickers you keep sniffing isn't doing your brain any good

Try clean ones
Greekskii Greekskii
Posts: 3,434
Post #37 1 Jul 2020 11:34
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In reply to Post #34
maybe because not everyone can be asked to think of names and it's easier to just use numbers??

I dont quite get why this is so is getting to you so emotionally and mentally. I think you need to look within yourself as to why your anger is directed at how fishing areas are named and what the real issue is. Some self reflection and healing is required I think.
jim_h
Posts: 100
Post #38 1 Jul 2020 11:40
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I had a run in with a bailiff over the difference between rods out/rods in.

I say rods out = rigs in the lake, and rods in = rigs on the bank.

I was having a mooch round after reeling my rods in (rigs on the bank obvs) and he said "Are your rods out?".
When I said no he went ballistic thinking my rigs were still in the lake.
And he disagreed when I explained the difference of what I meant.
StoneMe StoneMe
Posts: 110
Post #39 1 Jul 2020 11:47
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In reply to Post #1
Simples really, pegs are numbered, swims are named, nice and simples
Tom81
Posts: 830
Post #40 1 Jul 2020 11:52
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just don't get confused between a swim feeder and a peg feeder!
Boycie Boycie
Posts: 6,421
Post #41 1 Jul 2020 11:54
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In reply to Post #31
NEXT
BlankasorusRex BlankasorusRex
Posts: 5,282
Post #42 1 Jul 2020 12:24
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I'm currently trying to rock up to my water. Bang my gear out and rinse it of scaley bangers.

How about that for correct modern terminology

Bro
KnickerSniffer
Posts: 206
Post #43 1 Jul 2020 12:28
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Everything there is bang on with the exception of "bangers". Sounds like Team Korda chit chat. Suppose times they a change eh?
KnickerSniffer
Posts: 206
Post #44 1 Jul 2020 12:29
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Nah, you was correct and the bailiff was wrong. Rods out = in the water.
yonny yonny
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Post #45 1 Jul 2020 12:30
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Bro

I believe "mush" is the latest term?

P.s. I say bro so do one lol
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