In reply to Post #45
Absolutely love those old photos and reminiscence, thank you very much Gerry for sharing.
Absolutely love those old photos and reminiscence, thank you very much Gerry for sharing.
In reply to Post #35
Were the slippers squelching?.
Were the slippers squelching?.
In reply to Post #47
Crackers
Crackers
In reply to Post #47
NO !!!!!!!!! I now take a 1/4 tablet of Viagra every day its eliminated me pissing on my slipper now
NO !!!!!!!!! I now take a 1/4 tablet of Viagra every day its eliminated me pissing on my slipper now
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In reply to Post #49
Just p155 in others slippers now then.
Just p155 in others slippers now then.
Brilliant picture that
Thanks for all the nice comments on my old pictures folks
here is another one in my yoof not sure if it was 69 or early 70 !!
I worked out a way of fishing a surface bait with hoards of ducks and seagulls on the lake 5 casts five fish
here is another one in my yoof not sure if it was 69 or early 70 !!
I worked out a way of fishing a surface bait with hoards of ducks and seagulls on the lake 5 casts five fish
In reply to Post #53
Immense at that time Gerry, haul
Immense at that time Gerry, haul
In reply to Post #54
we used all the film up on those I went on to catch more that day
the lake was Cut mill Pond Farnham NOT to be confused with cuttle mill
the big problem was if you tried a bit of bread crust the ducks or gulls would be on it before the carp had any chance !
so I sat thinking about a solution then I thought if I was underwater looking up to a sunny sky anything on the surface would surely look black ?
so spoke to my fishing partner and said Brian can you source some edible black food colouring ? after we got some I made up a couple of red devil floater cakes with the black colouring they came out jet black so I sawed them up into 1 inch cubes
when the fish came up on the surface later that day I pulted half a dozen largish cubes the ducks and gulls did not recognise the black floating cubes as a food source but the carp DID ! my god they went mad for them so I tied a arlesey bomb weight to a 10" bit of line onto a swivel a ledger stop 6 inches from the hook wacked it into the centre of the lake fed out the line till the black cube popped up seconds later fish on landed it put it into the GPO hessian sack you see under the fish in the picture chucked out instant fish on the second it popped up and so it went went 5 fish were in the sack in no time took the pics using all the film up in the camera and did the same again magical times
the lake was Cut mill Pond Farnham NOT to be confused with cuttle mill
the big problem was if you tried a bit of bread crust the ducks or gulls would be on it before the carp had any chance !
so I sat thinking about a solution then I thought if I was underwater looking up to a sunny sky anything on the surface would surely look black ?
so spoke to my fishing partner and said Brian can you source some edible black food colouring ? after we got some I made up a couple of red devil floater cakes with the black colouring they came out jet black so I sawed them up into 1 inch cubes
when the fish came up on the surface later that day I pulted half a dozen largish cubes the ducks and gulls did not recognise the black floating cubes as a food source but the carp DID ! my god they went mad for them so I tied a arlesey bomb weight to a 10" bit of line onto a swivel a ledger stop 6 inches from the hook wacked it into the centre of the lake fed out the line till the black cube popped up seconds later fish on landed it put it into the GPO hessian sack you see under the fish in the picture chucked out instant fish on the second it popped up and so it went went 5 fish were in the sack in no time took the pics using all the film up in the camera and did the same again magical times
In reply to Post #53
Brilliant stuff.
Brilliant stuff.
In reply to Post #55
Proper good angling that!
Proper good angling that!
In reply to Post #55
Love to see those old school pictures with carp all over the ground, hessian sacks too
Superb
Love to see those old school pictures with carp all over the ground, hessian sacks too
Superb
In reply to Post #53
Epic mate
Epic mate
In reply to Post #53
That is possibly one of the best pictures ever
That is possibly one of the best pictures ever