In reply to Post #45
I'm against throwing garbage along the riverbank, and even more so in the water. Recently, I and a team of volunteers from a nearby county cleaned the lakeshore of trash. It took us 7 hours and a big container of 186needabin.com because we couldn't have done it without it. I've always wanted to know what people think about when they throw the trash into a river or lake, knowing what harm it does to nature. I am soo sorry that not all of us can realize this mistake and make at least a little effort to correct it. By doing such things, people devalue themselves, because the pollution of the planet affects people in the first place.
I'm against throwing garbage along the riverbank, and even more so in the water. Recently, I and a team of volunteers from a nearby county cleaned the lakeshore of trash. It took us 7 hours and a big container of 186needabin.com because we couldn't have done it without it. I've always wanted to know what people think about when they throw the trash into a river or lake, knowing what harm it does to nature. I am soo sorry that not all of us can realize this mistake and make at least a little effort to correct it. By doing such things, people devalue themselves, because the pollution of the planet affects people in the first place.
I fish park lakes in some tough areas ....
You can imagine some of the sights 😣
It's depressing at times . The most depressing littering is when you see small children with their parents, they throw rubbish and the parents say nothing .
I really question society at times whilst im watching the park people .
You can imagine some of the sights 😣
It's depressing at times . The most depressing littering is when you see small children with their parents, they throw rubbish and the parents say nothing .
I really question society at times whilst im watching the park people .
In reply to Post #47
Was over a lake other day looking , and 2 cars raced in to car park chucked out all there crap parked up and went for weed jollies in wood, enyway I picked rubbish up put in bin and parking warden gave them both tickets for no parking ticket, ohh I was gutted thay got ticket
Was over a lake other day looking , and 2 cars raced in to car park chucked out all there crap parked up and went for weed jollies in wood, enyway I picked rubbish up put in bin and parking warden gave them both tickets for no parking ticket, ohh I was gutted thay got ticket
I've just come back from a session and had an absolute nightmare with rats. First night put my waste in a bucket as I usually do and it was chewed through come morning. Second night transferred it into a black bag a hung it out of sight. Third night they chewed through my cooler bag and eat the contents and pissed on the rest. I appreciate what some people are saying but hanging your rubbish is sometimes the only way. Preferably in a black bag and out of sight.
In reply to Post #47
I despise seeing childeren littering with no repremand from their parents too.
Recently whilst out with the dog a horrid brat trotted all of the way across the lovely park field to the bushes I was walking past, flung a bottle in, before trotting back to her scummy parents. I took exception to this so shouted 'excuse me your daighter dropped her bottle' and launched it back in their direction. Absolutely **** myself as the half filled bottle rocketed off straight towards the back of the kids head, great sigh of relief as it grazed past her shoulder.
I despise seeing childeren littering with no repremand from their parents too.
Recently whilst out with the dog a horrid brat trotted all of the way across the lovely park field to the bushes I was walking past, flung a bottle in, before trotting back to her scummy parents. I took exception to this so shouted 'excuse me your daighter dropped her bottle' and launched it back in their direction. Absolutely **** myself as the half filled bottle rocketed off straight towards the back of the kids head, great sigh of relief as it grazed past her shoulder.
In reply to Post #50
When I use to fish the river itchen in Southampton for a week at a time in the summer,I was on the golf course part bivvied up by path way and the amount of rubbish that was left by people sunbathing alone on the grass was disgusting yet bins every so often and picnic tables as well,it was everywhere.
Also saw a guy fishing the little rezzie by the same river and I was bivvied up there and you have to go past a bin in both directions well long story short his friends bought some lager down to him and left and I saw him down each can and chuck one can behind him and then the rest of the crunched up cans were stuffed in a hole in a tree,yet when he left he had to go past a bin and another on the car park.
Also another time was on the river again down bottom end by canoe club and a car pulled up on car park and they had a maccies and dumped rubbish on floor from their car window.
Always take my rubbish home or luckily enough out in a bin near any waters I fish which are public waters
When I use to fish the river itchen in Southampton for a week at a time in the summer,I was on the golf course part bivvied up by path way and the amount of rubbish that was left by people sunbathing alone on the grass was disgusting yet bins every so often and picnic tables as well,it was everywhere.
Also saw a guy fishing the little rezzie by the same river and I was bivvied up there and you have to go past a bin in both directions well long story short his friends bought some lager down to him and left and I saw him down each can and chuck one can behind him and then the rest of the crunched up cans were stuffed in a hole in a tree,yet when he left he had to go past a bin and another on the car park.
Also another time was on the river again down bottom end by canoe club and a car pulled up on car park and they had a maccies and dumped rubbish on floor from their car window.
Always take my rubbish home or luckily enough out in a bin near any waters I fish which are public waters
In reply to Post #1
spare carrier bag that i tuck behind my bed in the back of the brolly / bivvy.
All rubbish goes in this be it food, packaging, scrap or waste fishing tackle, whatever it is.EVEWN TEA BAGS. because as we all know, seeing them flung all over swims and in bushes is for f*cking morons.
spare carrier bag that i tuck behind my bed in the back of the brolly / bivvy.
All rubbish goes in this be it food, packaging, scrap or waste fishing tackle, whatever it is.EVEWN TEA BAGS. because as we all know, seeing them flung all over swims and in bushes is for f*cking morons.
In reply to Post #52
One free lake I fish actually had a guy going round and he placed bin liners in most of the swims and puts the full ones by gate for bin men to collect all done off his own back as well.
One free lake I fish actually had a guy going round and he placed bin liners in most of the swims and puts the full ones by gate for bin men to collect all done off his own back as well.
In reply to Post #50
One swim i cut last season in the park became known as the washing machine swim... yes you've guessed.
Also the car park is used regularly as tipping point for the waste from cannabis crops .
Not just a few bags but a long wheel base sprinter van load ! You can smell the stuff !
Also the car park is used regularly as tipping point for the waste from cannabis crops .
Not just a few bags but a long wheel base sprinter van load ! You can smell the stuff !
In reply to Post #53
One park I fish in Birmingham has a little group of people that do that as well . The are swimming against the tide though as the next day it's filthy again.
One park I fish in Birmingham has a little group of people that do that as well . The are swimming against the tide though as the next day it's filthy again.
In reply to Post #56
Not Salford park is it mate ?
Not Salford park is it mate ?
In reply to Post #57
No mate .. it was fox hollies..
No mate .. it was fox hollies..
In reply to Post #58
Ok mate thanks for replying
Ok mate thanks for replying
In reply to Post #50
