These threads used to be popular but seem to have disappeared so I've started a new one

Post your scenics here

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1/3

middle point
not the big lake
causeway 2nd gate

I'm not fishing there anymore

Like a good sunset, just nice to be there

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Pic 2, hope that's not your rig hanging from the tree? It looks like a chain!

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strange, can't say I even noticed it until you mentioned it! not a rig in the tree though.

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Hope he not been trying to have throttle w@nk from the tree?

Sorry, I will get my coat

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Anyone else have any nice pictures to share?

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When i get a chance, i'll dig some out, i like this one, it was a water i fished for two seasons, without seeing another angler! Lovely!



Not carp fishing and not great quality but it was my swim, spinning for bass in Cornwall

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Stunning photos! Sorry lads off topic, but did you manage to catch any bass Steve? I'm off bass fishing next weekend can't bloody wait Haven't been in just under a year.

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Very hit and miss with the bass mate, if they're about, you can usually nick one or two on spinners etc.
Around about this time of year, they're often fairly close in. We normally do ok, amongst the rocks etc, a couple of years ago, we were weaving spinners and lures through rocky areas, and did well.

I found evenings good, or very early morning, a bit like carp fishing. Often if i'm away, i might take a couple of light carp rods etc, and use one for bass spinning. You can have them further out with a beach caster etc.

One thing i would say, use a proper salt water reel, or a cheapy freshwater reel, as i've buggered a few using them in the brine

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Nice Steve, interested to see your scenics, especially CV ones.

A couple more:

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Lovely mate, i will get some sorted, many will have to be scanned though

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Lovely mate, Gopro?

iphone 6s

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For a phone that's a cracking shot

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These pictures just make me wanna go fishing

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Fair play mate, very good.

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That looks gorgeous

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nice

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Very nice

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Ooh mate, lovely pics, the place looks familiar

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Lovely mate

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Nice mate

Morning!

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Nice, makes you want to get out and go, eh mate?

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I went last night, bugger all but a good nights sleep, now sat in my office!

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Gotta love a scenic shot it usually means I'm blanking like a good un, I have an album full.

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Lol same as that .

KING SLUG !!!

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I think they're aliens from outer space, I'm out every night with a torch cut em in half and throw them over the hedge in the field, horrible things

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Same as that! If it wasn't for scenics my camera would be pretty much unused..

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Nice bit of old school, used to love monkey climbers

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Not got a story about that swim Steve? I was expecting one of your tales of days gone by

The logs (ish) ?

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Gravelly - Reeds ?

Logs I think, 1 to the right of Gravelly (from memory so may be wrong!)

Think your right secret. The bush to the right is the old little bonfire swim I reckon,which became swallowed up by the reeds swim.To your left would be the gravelly.
I was fishing the gravelly one winter and noticed literally two bubbles appear in the logs next door.
I caught a few from that spot over the following winter thanks to that single clue.😎

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My personal best moment in fishing is catching a 26lb mirror from The Gravelly in 89 aged 16 on a day ticket

No prizes for guessing this swim!

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Road bay ?

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The gap on the road bank

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I have a frustrating story about it mate but, didn't want to go off topic again.

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Go ahead, I think you're allowed off topic in this thread, just don't mention parking in disabled bays, speeding or rule breakers

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Looks like the logs to me, to be fair though, at that time of year the logs and the reeds look similar.
One year, our rota had the first week, there were a good few down, i got a bad draw, second from last. Earlier when walking around, i saw a few fish in front of the Gravelly, the Logs and the Reeds. Also a few in front of the Roach.

Didn't see much in the North bay though, they were along the canal, and round into the channel.

So, the canal is sewn up apart from the Logs, and Reagans is left in the North bay. Bit of a dilema, as when fish showed in the North bay, often they weren't having it, and when you didn't see them, some said that was the time to fish it. Certainly was always like that for me.

So, Logs where i'd seen some but, a lot of lines out, or a nice quiet one in the North bay? I took the Logs, and i think it was Nigel Bryant who was last, and went in Reagans. Oh well, the social looked promising.
I was actually first off the mark with a 15lb stocky, a Savay carp is a Savay carp right?

Hour later, i'm away again, 9lb common, well at least the bait was good Bruce Ashby iin the Roach, he's off the mark with a 28lb mirror. Then i think Magoo Roger Hawkins has an upper twenty, somebody, might have been Mark Lawson has a 30 out of the Sluices.

I have another, 15lb mirror, i'm secretly getting a bit worried now. Over the next few days, Bruce is canning the Roach, think he'd had severn now? I'm having a cup of tea, left rod close in is away, this feels better, it was, an 18lb common

To make matters worse, in the morning, i walk back to the car park, Nigel in Reagans has had a 31 and a 27, you should of gone in here he says

That same afternoon, i had another chance, this was definitley more like it, not wishful thinking, this was a more "usual" Savay carp. I saw it roll a couple of rod lengths out, lovely i'm thinking to myself, when the lead flew over my shoulder.
I was properly pissed off now, and as there were a few swims vacant, i was going to move for my last three nights but, there were still fish showing in front of me. So i decided one more night.

Four in the morning, and i'm away again, 11lb common. I rarely get the hump when fishing, especially at Savay but, i was so fed up. Maybe if i'd never fished it before, or i'd never caught from there before, it wouldn't have been so bad? But, i'd had enough, a couple of hours later i packed up. I think it was Pete, or John Harry, said i don't think anybody's ever done that before here, five carp out, all under 20? Thing is, later in the season i repeated it, i was in Maylins, and i think i had 8 fish in two days, all under 20?

What was weird was in between these two sessions, i'd had bigger fish, and i wasn't the only one using this particular bait? It, luckily never happened again, well i never caught another under 20.

So, although, i liked the Logs, it was unkind to me that week.

'Liking' posts 39 onwards.

This pic was taken while i was fishing the "bar swim" on Longfield (fox pool ) i was minding my own buiseness , when two anglers" Ian Booker" and" Nod"(never did know his real name ) came swimming through my swim after a afternoon session in the Feathers in wraysbury , Ian can be seen in the water about 30yds out he was diving down to try to find a spot where fish had been caught on in the past and thats Nod casting to it with my rod , who was i to stop two drunk legends helping me out ...photo must have been taken around 1988/9 ..
Note the cardinal 55 reel

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Hutchy's swim on the road bank (photo on the back of the Carp Strikes Back).

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That's the one

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No fish finders or gadgets in those days!

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Very true .. I disticly remember him diving down and coming up with a big pebble in his hand saying he found the spot and shouting something about John Holt who found the spot and caught from it. .. fantastic times .

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Exacltey, that's when carp fishing was purely carpfishing not the overhyped commercial bollox that it is today

Brilliant pics by the way

In the 80's i was doing a bit on a 50 acre pit, and there was a guy on there that was very hardcore, without even realising it.
He was very unorthodox to say the least, a real fascinating bloke, very secretive but, never interfered in anybody's fishing. One October afternoon i was having a look round, and saw something in almost the middle of the lake? I eventually got the bins out, and saw it was somebody swimming? As i walked along the bank, this bloke was swimming back towards the bank. As he got closer, i could see he had water wings on!

I walked a bit further, and got to a swim, and nobody around but a couple of rods in the reeds, and bit of kit.
Next thing this guy appears on the bank, with trunks and water wings, a catapult and a net. It was the hardcore bloke, i won't say his name, as he won't thank me for it, if he's reading this. Anyway, he wasn't by admission much of a caster.
So, he used to swim out with his rigs, drop them, then get the net bag which held his bait, and with the help of the wings to keep bouyant, would bait up. If he was near weed, he would get clear, and use the catapult.

So really, he was acting like a human bait boat, or it was the poor mans equivelant, or rowing out your baits
Braver man than me, swimming into the middle of a big pit, just before dark, in October!
I got to know him well, he did some crazy things, he had a few out of that water though. Not many did

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When my mate was a kid he used to get paid to swim out and drop rigs by hand on peoples spots. He only did it in the summer though.

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Crazy eh?

Hardcore, you know the score

First ever carp angler I came across was fishing a very large expanse of water at the time. Thought he was a tramp at first, his bivvy was a sheet of tarpaulin tied to a fence, we **** ourselves when he crawled out

Nothing but respect from a fishing perspective for those who were in at the start, pioneers of this fantastic pastime

Remember seeing my first large landing net WTF - shark

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Haha! Yeah i had my first proper carp landing net made, one of the blokes i worked with, who themselves were very hardcore. I could definitely write a book about my time with those two, anyway, one of them got my net made. He brought it into work, and i started laughing when i saw it. I wasn't laughing when he told me how much i owed the bloke though!

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Brilliant

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Both pics look familiar, especially the bottom one

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Is the top one 'Regans' in the North Bay?

Don't know the lower one. Don't think it's Savs.

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Neither are Savay, all my Savay pictures are 30 odd years old!

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Neither are Savay, all my Savay pictures are 30 odd years old!

As is the one below (30 y.o)...Can you name it...or perhaps Yavas or Skear? That's Speedy Bill in the pic by the way.

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No name.

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No swan, SA.......???????

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Looks like the view from the rose bush ken

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North Bay Pads, Tony...

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Keep the old YAVAS pictures coming please fellas. I just read the chronicles again and can't get enough... love the place!

A while ago, old Fox remote system, think it was from my son's bivvy?



A spooky lake, well it is to me, is home to a few turtles amongst other things.

bottom lake, Woodbury, Devon



and for those who like sunsets....

view from my front door.

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Lovely pics chaps, David, the top one is, one of those photos that makes you want to go fishing

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yeah Steve, I'm doing an overnighter tomorrow but the weather will not be so kind, hope I blank again I can stay in the bivvy and finish reading " A Romp with carp"

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Think yourself lucky mate, i'm ripping my bathroom out!

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Chasing ghosts

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Nice

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I'm sure i know this place? Anyway, nice atmophere

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Lovely, filter, or natural?

Photobucket

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Photobucket is so last season.

Get on imgBB.

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I like that, it's made me want to go and get my gear out, and get over a lake somewhere

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Looks like it's going to piss down. Makes me glad I'm indoors, only just got up and having my first cup of tea
Nice pic though

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First time I've looked at this thread.
Got to say these pics are amazing.

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Lovely Paul

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Oooh! I like that, a lot!

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Still sending the missus out to bait up I see Paul

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She said ,cheeky begger
Not as atmospheric as some the great pictures below , but to get an idea of the size of these barges , this one was 70/80 yards long , and I reckon the load was the equivalent to 25+ lorry loads .

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Where was the picture with the long boat taken?

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On the Seine

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It's not a long boat it's a barge, can you see a Viking on it ?

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Someone's on form today

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First time in 9 years I've fished and used this alarm, still worked too!

Managed to keep this critter away from the floating brioche. But banked another mallard..:(

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that's odd

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Where was this picture taken?

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Gigny-sur-Saône

105 acres of pure bliss......if you don't count the swans, boats, skiing and joe public......

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Very nice mate👍🏻 Is that tonight?

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Last wknd

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Is that your Cambs place Scott?

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Yes mate

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Very nice mate

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That looks stunning mate

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That's something els mate

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Blimey mate, that is beautiful!

I would never tire of looking across there

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Agree, very nice

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Beautiful mate

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Cheers Skear.

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Nice pic Scott stunning mate.
Brent

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Superb .

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Yes, absolutely superb!, and another photo that makes you yearn to go and fish!

Lovely mate

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Spectacular pic mate, should be on the cover of a magazine well done.

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Thanks, quite pleased seeing as it was just a snap with my phone.

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Really?

Amazing Nick

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Yep. Has he warned you that there's no fish in there?

A bit different (top right), bloody cold yesterday morn!

Could be an English estate lake but it's actually in France. A truly magical place.

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And our lass wonders why I go :-



Sunrise on Vaumigny September 2017




BOF

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Your brave fishing in injan country ,Sioux ?

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No that's where fox test their bivvys

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I like that

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Nice one captain

@155 & 156 🤣

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Some great shots lads.

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Lovely mate, quite moody

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Nice

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dont forget 500 width guys

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Very nice Josh

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That's a good picture for a phone,nice.

This was always a good thread. Glad it's back

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Just doing a quick rod count there Martin... I've heard one of the bailiffs is a right stickler for the rules

Invasive species

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Hate the stuff, ruined many a session on the river for me this year. Having all 3 rids wiped out at 3am by a floating raft of pennywort the size of Wales is never fun!

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Lovely Martin, is that a snide, or were there two you, or does the rules allow?

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#175 and #176 superb Nick

What camera mate, please don't say a smart phone?

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Not this time, Canon 550d. Nothing special. Right place, right time

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Ely has been full of it

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They took loads out last year, was meant to solve the problem.

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That's Bottisham lower

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Very nice all the same

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Do the Fens suffer with it?

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Been bad this year mate, got to be careful if out and about in the boat as it doesn't get on very well with props and shear pins

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Been bad last couple of years

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What a bloody nightmare, looks like an overgrown lawn!

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Suppose it goes in cycles, i think i read somewhere, 7 years, then it goes for a while?

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Not this stuff unfortunately. It'll keep growing (up to 20cm a day) unimpeded. Removing it does help but it can regrow from a tiny fragment.

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It's ruined so many stretches of the Colne . There's miles of river where you can barely see any water.

Just seen how bad it's got on the Colne, after reading up on it more, after reading this thread. It really is bloody awful stuff isn't it?
I don't ever remember it being that bad before?
So, obviously the authorities are trying to deal with it?

The rivers and waterways, used to be ticking along nicely, a good stock of mostly healthy fish, and other bird and wildlife.
Now the otters have, or are, decimating all the fish, and much of the birdlife, and protected voles and other protected species. Then there's the ongoing problem, with certain nationalities, stealing or hunting our coarse fish for the table, despite for a long time now, being aware that it's illegal to do so?

Then if there are any decent stretches left, that hold enough stock, to make it viable for an angler to fish, he or she, could well find that it's covered in Pennywort?
It's a nightmare for anglers, especially boat anglers, and also a concern for boat traffic. I would also imagine, this stuff has a detrimental effect on various types of wildlife, as it leaves nesting animals with no security?

All these problems are real, and they're going on as we speak, yet whenever the EA or other authorities are alerted to these and other issuses, they usually reply that they have neither the funds or manpower to deal with such things. Obviously this makes it hard for anglers to accept, especially when we're paying in licence, and other fees, to try and safeguard our fishing??

So, as usual, it's all about the money, or lack of it, and so to rub a lot of salt into a big wound, they decide to smack a railway right through the country, ruining lots of lakes, rivers, canals and beautiful countryside, which is costing billions, and was already well over budget by time it had started???

It will absolutely slaughter parts of the Colne Valley, including the most beautiful spots, that were otherwise ubspoilt for years, and also many, many other pretty, and up until now, protected parts of our little country. And for what? Just so people can get too, and from London and Birmingham fifteen minutes quicker???
Or, is it because we're way over crowded, and they believe people will ditch their cars and take the train?

It's no good to me, or my job, there are no stops, it's just London to Birmingham and vice versa. Where does the money come from China?

Surely, these kind of things should be voted on?

Anyway, it's all getting ruined and quite quickly round here

Dean, Nick and Roman, I've been to Cambridge, Peterborough, and The Fens etc, quite a bit years ago, as i had some family there at one time, and done a bit of fishing, including the Fens.
It's been a while but, i always remember it being a really beautiful and unique place. Is it still like that, or have they ruined it too?

I remember when i first saw the Fens, it freaked me out a bit, all the vast amount of (flat) land and surroundings. I found it a bit spooky but, was drawn to it, if that makes sense?
I caught my first ever Zander there, and often, some nice pike.
I hope it's as unspoilt as i remember it, apart from the ****ty Pennywort?

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There were huge beds of it on the wandle, but it seems to have calmed down in the last couple of years.
I think because of the flood risk to a very built up area the ea have to keep it in check, plus lots of anglers clearing swims regularly has stopped it getting as dense as it was.
Trouble is, any cuttings left to flow down the river will get stuck somewhere and take hold until the whole river is infested.

On the plus side, it seemed to create a bumper year or two for the roach population, and the cormorant population looks lower in the last couple of years

I tried to do a time lapse video a couple of years back to show how fast it grew but someone nicked the camera

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Boundary?

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It's not mate, no! PA water in Mac

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Sorry mate i thought it was is it redesmere

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Not been to redesmere for years, would love to go back sometime. Never really made the most of it when I had a full ticket.

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Superb .

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Very nice

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Very nice picture mate

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Stunning pic

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Cheers fella 👍

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Ooh yeah! Lovely!

From last week

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Lovely mate, looks a bit manic!

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Wow mate! How beautiful is that?

A trout and a beautiful grayling to boot, awesome!

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Well i hope you both have a few more mate, be nice if one of you latched into that pike.

Tight lines chaps

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Very nice Josh , you two could have dressed for the part though , some nice plus 4s and jacket rather than urban carp

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Haha

Great day out, last fish being a 1lb 4oz Grayling. Can't believe there was only one other guy on the whole stretch!

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Sounds great , never did get round to fishing for Grayling back in my speci days ,
Well done guys

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One of mine from today, pretty similar to Josh's

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Very nice

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Lovely mate, i hate to mention it but, has any of the furry things been spotted anywhere near?

Hope not

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No idea mate to be honest. I was always under the impression that the flat bottom and the lack of depth in chalk streams put them off a bit? Might be talking crap though.

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Don't many of the grayling/trout beats run through keepered ground ?
If so, theres your answer lol

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Good to hear mate

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Nice shots Tom .

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Cracking pic tom, just out of curiosity what settings did you have your camera on.

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Yes, no filters . Didn't fancy going all BEO on it, but that tree would look lovely in Orange

(That's just a little joke in ref to the other thread, not trying to offend - I'd love to fish there, looks stunning)

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V. nice!

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Cracker
Makes me want to stay inside in the warm

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That's a cracking shot

Here's another one, keen eyed among you may recognise it from Shaun Harrison's collection - same scene, same time but this one from my camera with no filtering;

just the one bleep from a robin..

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Superb!

Some real great photos there guys.

Not been carp fishing since getting back from France end of October and am sat here glugging all my left over bait for the year before it goes in the freezer & watching a bit of YouTube like a proper nuffy, so here's another...


Not amazing but was sat there with a beer, some nice pate and smoked duck - perfect! Always brings a smile - what it's all about.

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Nice Tom .

From a couple of weeks ago.

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That's wicked, like that

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That's real nice

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Cracking shot that bud

Anyone else out this weekend?

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Winter wonderland, superb mate. The brolley and sides is nostalgia

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If I didn't do carp fishing then some of these pictures would make me take it up.

One from last week

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Some great shots guys .

Absolutely stunning!! It really is beautiful to look at. One of many reasons why I'm getting back in fishing

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Respect to you mate,I couldn't brave that anymore.

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Some corkers in here guys/gals... keeping the fire burning when everything is screaming to stay at home in the warm!

Here's one from me a couple of weeks ago... half the lake had frozen overnight.

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Beautiful mate

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Nice shot

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Cracking shot

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Nice

It was beautiful but baltic

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Great picture but that slim jetty in Icey conditions recipe for disaster

Michael

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I only had to walk on it twice.....

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once setting up, once packing down ?

Beautiful sunsets Saturday and Sunday evening this weekend , bit chilly though

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Cracking picture ,
Your mad lol

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Lovely mate, as usual

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Nutter

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we did have a little snow overnight

Admittedly i did have the wrap on the tempest but as a testament to the morpheus 7 sleeping bag it was sooo warm

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Great pics, would only look better with a trophy shot

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How are people still out on this

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The holy grail for some, a trophy shot in the snow

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couple from today
this was shorts and tee shirt weather about 2pm


this was a couple of hrs later after the wind turned about 160 degrees


Gave it up as a bad job although from 3 am we could have had some more snow shots
coupled with a bad back and reversing over a cadac safari chef to keep the roadway clear for the abundance of other anglers !!!!!!

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It wasn't quite crowded house '4 seasons in one day' but definitely 3. Sunburn swiftly turned to frostbite.

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Hmmm not sure why they're so pixelated

Lovely shots on here

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Great Photo's

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Friday just gone, then it all went Pete Tong

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Good god How was the condensation, and does it have a front...if not
Really need a hats of emoji on the forum.

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Jesus you are keen !!

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Nice

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I'm not jealous

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Josh, have a great time out there, and don't leave a 'wake of broken tackle'

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even if it would make me very sick

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Morocco by any chance? Wouldn't fancy it in heavy rain and all that orange mud, but would rather be there

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Australia?

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First time out this year Glorious

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Stunning

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Wow very nice indeed...

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one quickly from this morning

First session on my new water

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Nice pic

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I can see you take your inspiration from Mr Shelley when it comes to rod support Martin. Although he does normally squeeze a 5th in.

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I can see you take your inspiration from Mr Shelley when it comes to rod support Martin. Although he does normally squeeze a 5th in.
couldn't be bothered to take the rear grips off the 3 rod bars

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Bet Jim would like to be on there

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Nice pictures

How do you put pics on here

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How do you put pics on here
pics need to be on a hosting site and then a link to this forum.
an easy way is make yourself a secret group etc on facebook, post pic there, and then copy image location

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Very nice .

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Nice

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Lovely that mate

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So much so I posted it twice

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very nice .

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A few from the past few months.

Loving the dusk/dawn shots

Very nice everyone

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Still blanking, nice sunset though

Very nice 😎 Have u got a filter on that essex?

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Blanking again

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Wtf - is that a park bench in your swim?

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Its the new Urban Nash Park Bench for the mobile angler

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What's the rod limit on that water?

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Looks like it's perfect for all these low shelters

Proper tramping that, sleeping on a bench

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Nope.

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Not a Fleurette in sight

upload image free

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Quite pleased with this image; in France on a misty morning.

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Very nice .

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Nice one
Looks like a chilly one

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Love that. Crawling with atmosphere

Thats fantastic , would make a great book cover.

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Nice

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Superb.

upload photos online

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Nice.

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Last weeks view frosty and cold @ etang la saussaie

Some cracking pictures lads

I like looking in these types of threads, just makes me want to go fishing

I'm off work sick as a dog and really enjoyed looking through all these awesome pics,thanks guys

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Some lovely shots on here. Perfect time of year for those crisp sunrises and pastel skies.

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lovely picture

frosty and cold.... reminds me of my ex

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Do you still miss him ?

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Keeping the chilly theme going

More winter shots from a few years ago at the Château Lake (Boathouse swim).







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