gazkent
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- 2 Jan 2009 16:41
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- 4 May 2021 21:25
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Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Gripes with clubs
4 May 2021
@ 9:25pm
@ 9:25pm
In reply to Post #25
Oh yes, there have been some strange decisions last couple years yhats for sure
Oh yes, there have been some strange decisions last couple years yhats for sure
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Gripes with clubs
4 May 2021
@ 6:17pm
@ 6:17pm
In reply to Post #15
Definitly ddaps
Definitly ddaps
Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: FRANT - Carpark Lake
2 Mar 2020
@ 8:29pm
@ 8:29pm
In reply to Post #2
Used to fish it regular untill the owner got a bit arsey with me but that was a good few years ago, method or solid bags with small pop up cast towards the path id have 10+ fish in an afternoon
Used to fish it regular untill the owner got a bit arsey with me but that was a good few years ago, method or solid bags with small pop up cast towards the path id have 10+ fish in an afternoon
Forum: NON Carp stuff
Thread: photography thread.
1 Feb 2014
@ 4:22pm
@ 4:22pm
In reply to Post #1000
hi just got myself a cannon g3 with a remote and tripod from fleabay at a bargain price i couldnt refuse the punt.......ive constructed a small box with a spring ect to work the remote with my knee...hate seeing remotes in pics.
qustion for the camera techs on here......how can i get the sexy blurred background ...fish in focus shots with this set up?
read somewhere about no being too close to the tress behind but being quite close to the camera, plus changing settiings in portrait?
hi just got myself a cannon g3 with a remote and tripod from fleabay at a bargain price i couldnt refuse the punt.......ive constructed a small box with a spring ect to work the remote with my knee...hate seeing remotes in pics.
qustion for the camera techs on here......how can i get the sexy blurred background ...fish in focus shots with this set up?
read somewhere about no being too close to the tress behind but being quite close to the camera, plus changing settiings in portrait?