Puddledock Result

#1

Dave

Can we please have the results from Puddledock Farm. I know Clive has given up his blog and Pete is on his sabbatical but others (me) need to update their blogs.

Many thanks Keith

#2

Keith how do I get to read your Blog mate, where is it posted?

#3

Just click on the WWW icon on the bottom of the post. Then you can save it to your favourites.

#4

cheers mate

#5

Sorry for the delay but its been a bit busy the last few days. If I get a chance ill add some comments later

#6

Nice to see Chris as a guest

#7

Ooops Should have been Gary. Still Chris doesnt know what a computer is so wont notice,

#8

Well, where do we start.

Lesson One
Firstly, bare skin v Sun + no sun cream=OUCH, one very burnt back.

Secondly, life maggots v sun = dead maggots

Thirdly, not clipping up when fishing the island at the start = s--- in the rushes again.

Decided it was a day to stay over by the island, but after no fish for the first hour and half gave the margin ago, but no luck.

Moved back to the island and some sound advice from Dave and also hearing Clive pulling in from over there as well. Resulted in fish finally being caught.

Used 6mm banded pellet which netted all my fish. Hard day for most looking at the weights.

Anything else to mention??????

IT MUST BE COLD IN HELL NOW COS I BEAT HIM

Lot of Second hand gear for sell if I remember the quote correctly, 'That will be the day I retire when you beat me'.

Fishing funny game!!!!!!

#9

What can I say....hell is damn hot !.....I would try to sell my gear but to be fair I'm making a good effort at losing or breaking it first....well done fella...hope you're not too sore

#10

6mm are for feed Gino

I only use 8mm with 11mm for a change bait and they catch any where
maggots are for cleaning wounds not fishing

#11

I only use 8mm with 11mm for a change bait and they catch any where

But not in this years Jinx series at Rolfs apparently.

#12

Still time Dave I'm keeping my powder dry

#13

thx for the tips Clive, hopefully I can put them to good use at Arrans on our next visit.