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Night fishing in lockdown (111 posts / 10,270 views)
Defiant.one Defiant.one
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Post #76 11 Feb 2021 17:33
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I got told it was Heapy, no idea which one.

No one is doing over-nighters on either lake, Can't say the same for some other waters in the area thou

In fact a couple of prospective new members were due to meet up Sunday morning, but when one texted me saying they would be late as their gear was frozen - they got a swift reply "Dont F-in bother coming!"


mal mal
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Post #77 11 Feb 2021 17:42
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In reply to Post #76
Fair play - your gear isn't likely to get frozen in the shed overnight i suppose...
NickGordon NickGordon
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Post #78 11 Feb 2021 19:08
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In reply to Post #68
Less 'criminal' activities like burglaries going on so the police have 'spare' time quite possibly?

CarpinMad93 CarpinMad93
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Post #79 11 Feb 2021 19:35
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Most of the people saying just wait till summer etc wont even do nights in winter anyway. What is the difference in nights or days? its ridiculous honestly, i always look forward to winter carping ...now wait till summer till everywhere is rammed full of noddys lol cant wait...
frothey frothey
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Post #80 11 Feb 2021 19:37
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It's not the night itself, its the time. If I could nightfish i could travel across the country for a session. You're not going to do an 8 hour round trip for 4 hours on the bank. The aim is to stop people travelling.
carpbandit84 carpbandit84
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Post #81 11 Feb 2021 19:56
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Yes, but just ban travel over 10miles to a lake but allow night fishing, make clubs and syndicates enforce it, no different to any other rule needing to be enforced.
JasonM JasonM
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Post #82 11 Feb 2021 20:06
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It's been said before on this thread the problem is those who fish overnight so they can have a social and drink and drink with social distancing going out of the window. And the 1 in 3 who display no symptoms can easily pass the virus on.

It's that minority which has ruined it for all, the numpties that still go in shops with no masks etc etc.

If these idiots just did what they were told we'd be night fishing by now.

What club / syndicate if going to have the manpower to ensure rules are adhered to and are members really going to challenge those misbehaving? And who wants to risk their name being damaged their lease not being renewed...
frothey frothey
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Post #83 11 Feb 2021 21:11
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In reply to Post #81
So someone who lives 12 miles away is going to stay at home and not fish?
JasonM JasonM
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Post #84 11 Feb 2021 21:17
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We just have to accept the rules mate there is no point banging on about this or that

Things will get back to normal

Like I said the fundamental issue is those who just use it as an opportunity for a social - that's the single reason for the no overnights,
ocelot ocelot
Posts: 1,802
Post #85 11 Feb 2021 21:22
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I understand exactly where you're coming from mate. This poxy lockdown lifestyle is awful. This has been so long and restrictive because we've made too many exemptions in the past year. Even when we had a foot on it's throat in the summer. Poor leadership in my view but we are where we are. With vaccines and rules we'll have to put up with it's the only way to get us out quickest.
Andydave
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Post #86 11 Feb 2021 21:23
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Of course not, the whole local movement is abit of a joke, some saying 5 miles, 10, I personally think anything up to 15 miles is local, but that's my opinion. But dont worry the AT are pushing again for more members, they will soon sort it out, or most likely over complicate a pretty simple situation
Glenn_B Glenn_B
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Post #87 12 Feb 2021 07:26
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In reply to Post #83
Yep. I'm 7 miles from mine and not been because it's a different county. It can wait.
Clobersauraus Clobersauraus
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Post #88 12 Feb 2021 09:23
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I'm sure local is classed as same postcode district...quiet recently i was walking the dog in a local park, and the police were at the entrance turning people away...i was ok as the park was in my postcode region and I walked there. I had a brief chat with one of the police officers and was advised that the definition of local in the current lockdown has been clearly defined by the government and basically is your town / village. I live in sunny Liverpool and have to stay within my district of Liverpool, so depending on then size of your district i would say local was within 2 to 3 miles max....
Justin_Time Justin_Time
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Post #89 12 Feb 2021 11:37
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You have to make your case on its merits if you are questioned by the Police. (This statement in context would have been unthinkable a year ago. We have no rights.)
Clobersauraus Clobersauraus
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Post #90 12 Feb 2021 12:53
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Let's be honest, if you are intelligent enough to create a log in on an Internet forum, you are intelligent enough to know what local is...

People want to bend the rules to suit there own agenda, no one can honestly say they think 10 miles away is local..you could argue say if you live in London compared to Glasgow 10 miles away is local, but we all know if we are using liberal terms to the “local” guidelines.

Would you say a corner convenience shop 10 miles away is your local shop....no you wouldn't....local does not mean nearest.....

This post is not aimed at any one person and is more of a general statement,
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