In reply to Post #353
Haha. All the Covid experts / virologists are now extending their generosity and activating their recently dormant Soviet history knowledge, and knowledge from their political degrees in Eastern Europe. (and it seems the Middle East, as well).

I really should have looked here for the latest news these past two years. Never knew we were in the presence of such intellectual prowess. Its amazing that so many are outwitted by a fish with a brain the size of your thumb nail as much as they are. But there you go.

In reply to Post #25
Interesting turn of events this year.

Its definitely going above 20k this time. Note the big Central banks aren't pumping it in newswires this time. Almost stealthily like!

I follow someone quite versed in the charts - he doesn't touch Crypto with a barge pole - because it doesn't show signatures of other markets. But he states if its going to go over 20, then they are going to mini crash it - but that will be to scare investors this time then up to 35k, via 24/26ish.

IG require a margin of 1.4k to trade it at the minimum.

Fair play to anyone who has persevered the past two years +, while I was putting money into bad AIM investments. It's next to impossible to turn your investments back to cash in Bitcoin, I hear. That has always put me off.

In reply to Post #31
I do it all the time- only way to check if it's sharp enough.

Surprised it's taken this long to catch on.

In reply to Post #10
I been once. Didn't think anyone was there, until my mate pointed out that everybody was wearing camo.

In reply to Post #25
Have found fish follow wind in about 13c or above. But that could be to do with water temp as well, 13c day in jan, will be different in March in regards to daylight and the effect that has on rising water temps.

But March , 13c+ I'd get on it - if its a water that they generally follow the wind on.

In reply to Post #14
Pyramid scheme. Funny, that all the hype was just before it traded at it's highest.... you know almost to inflate the price up even more and get lots of people to buy their coins off them just below that magical 20kfigure. Before it was shorted the hell out of.

Avoid. But fair play to the people who took a punt in the beginning, hope you got out, with a small fortune.

In reply to Post #39
Left over bacon from your brekkie?

Chop it up into small pieces (I prefer the healthier medallions), chop some mushrooms up, and fry them (no oil required, cook in their own juices)

Add some pepper, and anything else you fancy. Don't tip away the juices.

Add some vegetable stock - not too much as the bacon is salty enough.

Then pour in equal measure of hot water / couscous.

It'll be ready within a minute or two. It's pretty amazing. You can cook some sausages, any meat - any veg and relevant stock. So many variants with this.

In reply to Post #42
Really interested in the Perch in an aquarium environment angle.

I guess you can feed them frozen dead maggots. Meat/spam substances, and other dead bugs. Prawns, etc. Left over, dinner. Bits of kebab, etc. Ha.

Not sure if it is workable though, when away, etc.

In reply to Post #1
How did you get on in Tortuguero?

I'm going Tortuguero in March next year. I'm after a one-man-band charter for Tarpon....

I've been twice before but to the pacific side. I did a FADS trip which was obscene, something like 16 raises for 10 sailfish and four Blue Marlin to 450lb, and a Striped Marlin. We also had Wahoo, that turned into Cervece. And had an amazing encounter with a group of Killer Whales over 100miles out. Went hunting Tuna following Spinner dolphins. and watching all the sealife at night come to the surface was something else.

I've also trekked OSA peninsular and had Roosters and African Pompano to over 30lb.

The whole place is like Jurassic Park, my mate who lives out there is obsessed with catching a record Snook. They're about.

In reply to Post #28
Best wishes, get it out ASAP. Don't let it breach the bowel walls.

Hopefully the scan is a precaution.