In reply to Post #30
. . so you put your poo bags in a zipped carryall . . .nice!

Did I say that I did? ....... Bell?

There's a difference between plastic rubbish and human waste.

For me, just my opinion. Leaving **** and rubbish in plastic bags for days on end hanging in a tree looks bad.
The venue I currently fish and have done for 5 years do not allow it.

Tell you what ,I followed this car home tonight,the window opened,and a load of rubbish was thrown out..

No need for this,very disappointing, especially in one the country's most lovliest parts ...

Bah,not good..

In reply to Post #31
rubbish in plastic bags for days on end hanging in a tree looks bad.
The venue I currently fish and have done for 5 years do not allow it.

Hanging rubbish in a tree does look awful.

I honestly think the putting rubbish in a bucket is the best way to deal with it. Sealed buckets shouldn't attract rats, and they stop the rubbish blowing away.

I confess to leaving something on the bank yesterday, Sky had a stuffed hoof which she chews, as I left I forgot to pick up the remains.

I generally take a heavy duty black rubbish bag for my rubbish any rubbish and litter in the swim when I arrive, as is often the case, goes in as does my rubbish through the session. Then, on leaving a thorough check around the area to make sure every scrap including line is picked up. To keep all forms of wildlife from scattering the contents I tie it as high off the ground as I can.
That is as good as it needs to be. If a minority are offended by my actions and values then so be it. I leave nothing behind but my footprints and take my litter and waste home for disposal. That's all people need to do to make fisheries cleaner places. We don't need a twee aesthetic discussion on design and placement of rubbish bags in feng shuei swims.
Sorry, losing patience here.

In reply to Post #34
Well said halfcentury 👍

In reply to Post #34
Well said..

And like I have said before,if someone can bring it,then they can easily take it home with them..


No excuse for litter,in any shape way or form..

In reply to Post #34
I agree 100%

cant believe some of the comments the main thing is as you say when you leave there is NOTHING left in the swim your rubbish or anyone`s before you
if I choose to hang up my bin bag in a tree or off my roof bar of my car and it offends anyone tough titty ****ing snow flake`s

In reply to Post #34

In reply to Post #34
yep - it's all about being considerate

I've even recently been taking it to new lengths and not disturbing any of the fish by catching them too....

In reply to Post #31
Hahaha - my thoughts exactly Gerry

Hanging plastic bags in a tree 'looks bad' . . . .and you're calling me a bell . . .

Still begs the question - what do you do with your poos if not zipped away in your instacarper Korda zipped waste system . . .?

In reply to Post #40
Leave mine gently dissolving in the tank of my portaloo. No accidents and no odours even in hot weather. Just pour them away and flush in 10 seconds when I get home.

In reply to Post #41
. . .don't spoil it Lance I was asking the young scouser . . .!

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In reply to Post #1
I must admit my rubbish bag is tied up in a nearby tree to hopefully keep it away from mice or rats. another bugbear is cigarette/roll up buts and discarded tea bags.

Dumping leads into the lake. Ok

Picking up your rubbish but having your rubbish bag hung up and on show. Not Ok