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carl and alex (100 posts / 17,330 views)
midlandman midlandman
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Post #76 6 Oct 2020 12:38
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Am I the only one who just doesn't let these things get to me?
TeeCee
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Post #77 6 Oct 2020 13:04
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No need to get personal is there. With comment like that, it's little surprise there's so much conflict on here
carpstar40 carpstar40
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Post #78 6 Oct 2020 15:48
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I stumbled across their stuff years ago and I've watched their content since, back then they were a couple of young lads with an obvious passion for angling and vlogging their fishing exploits way back before they were anything to do with any tackle manufacturers, just a couple of young lads enjoying their fishing and putting their content out there even though it was a bit Heath Robinson at the start, it was refreshing to watch their enthusiasm.

One of their first vlogs I watched they were catching loads of little bits on a French fishing holiday with their parents getting excited like all young kids do just happy to be catching anything, I doubt they had hardly learned to ride a pushbike by then and now they've moved out of home both made what looks like a half reasonable career out of something they had a genuine passion for they've fished all over had some epic fishing in their short lifetimes and fair play to them if they enjoy doing it I wish them all the success, they have honed their skills at both fishing and videography got picked up by two of the largest carp tackle brands not just in this Country but all over Europe, that's the path they chose to walk I would say best of luck to them.

The life Jacket thing I agree with but you can watch a thousand fishing videos and see mistakes in them by anglers who have been at it a lot longer and still at it putting content out just like it, does not make it right I know but it still gets put out there point it out yes but don't condemn them for for it.
Darkieallard
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Post #79 6 Oct 2020 16:45
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I couldn't imagine Alan Blair having anything bad to say about anyone
TeeCee
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Post #80 6 Oct 2020 16:54
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Alan Blair always comes across as a really decent guy. Don't know if you never saw it or heard about it, the story of when Gary Bayes set Alan up on the tidal stretch of the Chelmer. Always makes me laugh thinking about Alan waking up in the morning with all his tackle bobbing about in the water as it had risen so much
ramsey ramsey
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Post #81 7 Oct 2020 23:18
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Absolutely hit the nail on the head there mate well said
sherbert2 sherbert2
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Post #82 8 Oct 2020 00:27
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I can put another perspective on this
I grew up sea fishing living literally across the road from a beach
Google Shoreham Lighthouse and I lived opposite !
1979 my dad bought me 14ft boat with a Seagull outboard, a small anchor and a set of oars
I used to drag the boat across the beach at 14 years old and go about 2 miles out fishing without a care in the world and without any life jacket .... Totally wrong but my old man was not big on risk assessments to be honest
It seems we live in a world were everyones looking to be offended
If they was doing this mid Jan then jump on them but FFS ..... If they cant get out a lake in mid summer then we are ruined ...... Whats next - everyone laying in a bivvy with an auto inflating life jacket on in case they fall in when they get a run at 3 oclcok in the morning
Give the lads a break ...
capt_swearword
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Post #83 8 Oct 2020 15:01
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You tell that to the families that have lost people that haven't worn life jackets.
clicky clicky
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Post #84 8 Oct 2020 15:48
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just because its summer means nothing. every year around my way in Essex some young lad or lass dies from swimming in the deep pits..the cold either gets them or getting caught up in the weed..
midlandman midlandman
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Post #85 8 Oct 2020 19:45
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Spot on. Just because Carl n Alex are genuinely lovely lads does not exempt them from drowning. A life jacket should always be worn in a boat.
cyprymike cyprymike
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Post #86 8 Oct 2020 19:56
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A statement would be the best answer apologising and warning people of the dangers. Even a short video admitting their error of judgement.
ocelot ocelot
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Post #87 17 Oct 2020 19:38
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Watched bits and bobs of the stuff they've done and generally enjoyed it. Watched one earlier that I presume is very recent. "Shark fishing" my arse. Taking the piss to put that in film on a public platform
The-Heff The-Heff
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Post #88 17 Oct 2020 23:10
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seen a video of Darrell Peck out in a boat without a life jacket, think it was the French pit one, but it was only once in the film, he wore one on every other occasion. he clearly just forgot in the rush to get in it. I've never fished from/with a boat but imagine its easily done at times.

can only assume that they have just forgotten on that occasion, and as said before, a short video explaining the dangers etc and that they had forgotten would be a good thing. and some easy content for them to make
darkoL darkoL
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Post #89 24 Oct 2020 16:08
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Great effort from lads https://youtu.be/U_gI-0tk_F0
Carpbourne
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Post #90 24 Oct 2020 18:01
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I thought that , others would not of put that effort in , video or not.
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