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Chris Yates - Nash Podcast. (46 posts / 5,641 views)
Vanhorne
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Post #31 1 Aug 2022 11:24
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It looks huge but still impossible for me to judge.
Great book, those diaries.
55s 55s
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Post #32 1 Aug 2022 12:28
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I love the dreamers attitude and some come true.

What struck me reading through this thread is I can't recall any other angler with a picture of the bishop. I read the books many years ago but were there many other captures and if so what was time before / after CY?

If they were very few, then it adds a bit more credibility to large uncaught monsters - I really miss those days and hopefully somewhere there is still the odd surprise - or even myth would do.
snapper1 snapper1
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Post #33 1 Aug 2022 12:34
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What a pic, remember seeing that when younger ffs
yonny yonny
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Post #34 1 Aug 2022 12:50
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The Bishop was known as The Old 38 prior to being known as the Bishop. There are lots of shots of it if you look around.
Vanhorne
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Post #35 1 Aug 2022 12:59
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Hilton had it prior to Yates, Yates caught it at an earlier date,suggesting it looked old and grey pre 1976.
yonny yonny
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Post #36 1 Aug 2022 13:10
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There are records going all the way back to the first capture by Eddie Price in 1959.
midlandman midlandman
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Post #37 1 Aug 2022 13:43
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Indeed, a quick google search will show several images. The great fish must have been caught in the region of 10 times or so. IMO the greatest carp ever caught....anywhere.

Untaught myths in Redmire? Maybe in the 50s and 60s, almost certainly in fact. Beyond then I doubt it. Better tackle was available and some more analytical anglers were on the pool, especially during the drought year.
midlandman midlandman
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Post #38 3 Aug 2022 08:11
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Just listened to the podcast yesterday. Absolutely brilliant. Hassan did an excellent job,, he knows when to be quiet and let the guest talk, yet interjects to keep the podcast on track.
snapper1 snapper1
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Post #39 3 Aug 2022 08:21
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Hassan is very good 👍
midlandman midlandman
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Post #40 3 Aug 2022 08:58
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He is isn't he. Seems like a genuinely lovely bloke.

I haven't listened to the last couple of Korda ones. The presenter seems good but they really need to get some non Korda guests in soon!!
snapper1 snapper1
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Post #41 3 Aug 2022 09:07
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Haven't heard Yates one yet, but hassan looks to me like a great role model for nash
chris9 chris9
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Post #42 3 Aug 2022 09:08
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Brilliant podcast
SamB
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Post #43 3 Aug 2022 10:35
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I agree, and I définately would'nt have said so after his first few, I found him very annoying initially!
He has really adapted though and got so much better at it.
Johnny_Heath
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Post #44 3 Aug 2022 19:00
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Great podcast. I have new found respect for him now. Understand why he fishes the way he does. The guy can tell a great story too. Much respect sir
Vanhorne
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Post #45 3 Aug 2022 20:15
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Sat by a pool on the three counties border and just finished listening. All is anticipation now.
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