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In reply to Post #9
Quality time with the kiddies 
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Typical that it would warm up after I've spent the weekend on the club gravel pit with my 7 year old huddled in the bivvy lol.
To be fair I loved it but that easterly wind was freezing!
Currently teaching my lad how to blank so he appreciates the captures more lol.
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In reply to Post #7
Good luck 
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In reply to Post #1
I'm at Redmire this weekend. Mild temps but also big winds and lots of rain forecast. Could be good
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In reply to Post #5
Def worth getting out on a lake with form on a temp spike . . . wont be doing the night tho / cant be *rsed / thats too hardcore . . . 
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In reply to Post #2
@ Onslow, bugger, yeah your right about the half term but the cold mornings might put them off.
I used to fish a local shallow pool a day like those warmer ones could be a lot of fun. Same as a local ressy, 25' deep but the fish would be caught in 2' water around the edges on the slopes.
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Still a bit to cold for the fair weather brigade.. but will be nice to get a bit of sun on your back for a few hours at least. Assuming we've got mid double figures with high pressure. A few will be coming out on Zigs no doubt. With the still cold nights it will be a while yet before the water warms up enough to get them moving about enough to get on the feed.. bit of a false spring.. 
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In reply to Post #1
The kind of weather winter carpers dream of. Bet some lumps will come out if it's warm and wet (and preferably windy) for a couple of nights 👍👍.
Shame it's during half term so all the bell ends will be at the lakes too 😬
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In reply to Post #1
Yay! Fair weather anglers rejoice (ie me)
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Said to be a period of warmer weather mid to late week, to 14 deg c, should be a few bonus fish coming out especially on shallow venues
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