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« Result #1 on Jan 4, 2010, 1:52pm »

anyone know the best way to repair leeky waders tried paches looking for something better

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« Result #2 on Jan 1, 2010, 12:13am »

Happy New Year To Everybody Tight Lines For 2010.

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Re: whats your verdict on pike
« Result #3 on Oct 8, 2009, 8:23pm »

from what i beleive you can only fish it if you are a member of the pike angling association of scotland who get permission but joe public cant get on it unfortunatly

yes it was quite a fight my arm was sore for 3 days after it lol but it was well worth it

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Re: guess where
« Result #4 on Oct 8, 2009, 12:51pm »

well done bobo thats the place.its taken from the bit we fish every year at loch awe

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Re: whats your verdict on pike
« Result #5 on Oct 8, 2009, 12:45pm »

loch is always busy they come from all over the uk for the pike fishing.i heard that you can fish for pike at lake of mentieth during the winter.i know they have some really big pike in there.
that 20lb pike must have given you a good fight.

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Re: whats your verdict on pike
« Result #6 on Oct 7, 2009, 7:08pm »

alrite mate usually fish the venechar thats where i caught my pb 20lb 6oz but try to fish all over loch awe and lomond suffer from too many anglers just like the venechar still tryin to find my own wee secret place

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Re: guess where
« Result #7 on Oct 6, 2009, 4:39pm »

fek me a think av been up that 1 meppy is it loch awe and ben cruachan

a think its your spelling

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« Result #8 on Oct 5, 2009, 10:43am »

got a new channel on freeview, and on saturday there was a fishing show they were fishing for marlin off new zealand.they caught 20 marlin in one day all fish were over 200lb and all were tagged a returned.
i hope there will be trout fishin shows as well and not just about sea fishing.

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Re: guess where
« Result #9 on Oct 5, 2009, 10:34am »

no not lomond bobo but you got the"ben" right.here is a wee clue.
its "ben chr......

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Re: whats your verdict on pike
« Result #10 on Oct 5, 2009, 10:31am »

where do you fish for pike?i know loch awe and loch lomond are good place for pike fishing.
the pike i caught at loch tay took me 45mins to land my arms were sore at the end.it put up a great fight but would not want to hook to many of those in a days fishing.

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Re: guess where
« Result #11 on Oct 2, 2009, 5:58pm »

is it loch lomond and ben lomond meppy??????

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Re: whats your verdict on pike
« Result #12 on Oct 2, 2009, 3:56pm »

i always used to fish for trout then i started pike fishing and im hooked the put up such a better fight than trout and grow to some huge weights by far a better fish

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Re: whats your verdict on pike
« Result #13 on Oct 2, 2009, 8:33am »

if you mean should people fish for pike i would say yes it is how i got started
i have fished for pike at the forth and clyde where i got jack pike.caught a 11lb plus at loch tay while fishing for troot
every time me and my friends go to loch tay someone puts out dead bait for pike.most of the time we dont get anything but sometimes we get a pike or two like this(goto my thread in general chat"loch tay")not the biggest we have caught but still a good fish.

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whats your verdict on pike
« Result #14 on Oct 1, 2009, 7:46pm »

whats your verdict on pike fishing

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« Result #15 on Sept 22, 2009, 10:17am »

read in one of the sunday papers that fishing for five days 8hrs a day, out of the 154 anglers fishing the european sea fishing championship in orkney only one fish was caught.
was that just unlucky or is there something very wrong with our fish stocks in scotland?

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Re: ten men in a boat
« Result #16 on Sept 22, 2009, 9:59am »

well it was only nine men in a boat.the sea fishin trip tae dunbar didnt start well when we tried tae leave the harbour the rudder conked oot took the skipper half an hour tae get it sorted.
took about ten mins tae get the the first fishin stop
after about 20 mins one of the boys got a good sized mackie then nothin for about 45 mins.wont bore ye wae all the details,we went tae about 8 or 9 drifts and caught about 15 fish cod mackies and a wrasse.
out of the nine of us seven got fish and two got nothing and guess what, i was one of the two that got nuthin.
as we were staying till sunday we went into town for few beers,there are a few good pubs for such a wee place.we ended back at the hotel about 11.30 where two of me pals got the guitars oot and we had a sing song in the bar and we (including the locals) had a guid time.

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« Result #17 on Sept 16, 2009, 7:56am »

one of the reasons im skink(see last post)is going on our end of season sea fishing trip, (bobo, jock)not going to oban this time we are going to dunbar.
dont know what the east coast is like hope it is better than last yaer at oban.weather was bad,will tell all when i come back.

it got worse than this.

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« Result #18 on Sept 16, 2009, 7:48am »

how much would you pay for a permit for a days fishing.i have read that some places (england mostly)charge £45-50.a tad too much for me fraid i would`nt pay over £25 at the moment(skint you see)

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Re: cloybank
« Result #19 on Sept 16, 2009, 7:40am »

thats the place bobo.heard the place is small but the fishing is good.

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Topic: Dedicated forum for River Carron? (Read 24 times)

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Re: Dedicated forum for River Carron?
« Result #20 on Sept 16, 2009, 7:38am »

welcome awallace.dont fish the carron but there are a few peeps on here that do.hopefully they will join and post thier experiences on the river.

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Re: River Carron Oil Spill
« Result #21 on Sept 16, 2009, 7:31am »

bad news for the fishing, hope its not as bad as they say as it could take years for the salmon to recover from this.

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Dedicated forum for River Carron?
« Result #22 on Sept 12, 2009, 7:11pm »

i dont know if there is one so i set one up dont know if anyone will bother joining !

http://rivercarronfishing.proboards.com/

- andrew

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« Result #23 on Sept 11, 2009, 4:32pm »

bad news for river carron salmon fishers http://www.falkirkherald.co.uk/news/River-Carron-oil-spill-leads.5635263.jp

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Re: cloybank
« Result #24 on Sept 8, 2009, 4:03pm »

is that the one at banknock? if so ave not fished it but been up at it,looked ok too windy when a went up been good reports in the hearld some good catchs alot of youngsters fishing it,good to see the kids fishing instead of sitting on street corners giving it a bit of

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Re: Fankerton Weir (River Carron)
« Result #25 on Sept 7, 2009, 8:37pm »

Sept 7, 2009, 9:14am, neilson wrote:

hello anonymous coward. dont know much about the carron but i think it all comes down to money.you could contact the "stenhousemuir angling club"they manage the river(sorry dont know thier address)the fishing shops in falkirk should know how to contact them.

i know.

it would be good if they would apply for a lottery grant or something tae get the fanky weir done.

i think even starting to get the carron dam done would take a national campaign and alot of persuading toward MPs, Carron Valley Fishery and the water board.

never say never!

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