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Northerns were numerous and feisty.

awesome, would love to have a go for them via a kayak.

cool pics, thanks for sharing them, looking forward to your next trip report.


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CooKnFish wrote:

That raises a good question...
If we have New England clam chowder, does that mean you guys have Old England clam chowder?

now that is funny, i actually use the recipe i got off you.


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creamy = chowder, everything else is simply soup.

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interesting set up, and nice choice of beer.


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cool pics, love the last one of flipper, pretty good shot sir.


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apart from summer, i tend to wear neoprene chesties on almost every trip out. my pfd has 2 adjustable straps, one around the waist and one around the chest, when fastened they act like a wading belt. if i am going on a river, then i will also wear a wading belt. i practise my deep water re-entry as ...

use either a retractable dog leash(if you can get a 20ft one?) or some kind of winder, that way any excess line is still in the boat, but it will be neat and tidy, and out of the way.




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got about 40 or so

sound like a good time was had.


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just get some pool noodle, they can be made to fit any scupper holes.

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Tonysav wrote:Should I take a class in deep water reentry or is it easy to learn on my own

have you got a pool you can use to practice?? if not practice on the water when you have a paddling buddy with you, just incase.


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thanks for the replies gents.

plagsage wrote:Very nice.
What kind of fish do you target there?

mainly pike and perch off the yak.

Hmm, still not trolling while you paddle Ray?

not today mate, way to much weed about to troll effectively.


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English Lake District. At last, got some free time so it was time to brush off the cob webs and get my yak wet. Arrived at around 06:30hrs, the sun was just peeping over the surrounding hills chasing away the mist off the lake. http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j99/ray-uk/ray003.jpg http://i78.photo...

John wrote:Your posts make me homesick mate. 2009 we'll be doing so fishing together, that's a promise mate.

cool, looking forward to it bro.


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all seasons bring different fishing over here, not just for the different species, but the different methods used to target them, so i like em all. spring is tench time. summer is mixed fishing, rivers and lakes, most fish will be on the feed. autumn brings some serious river fishing for chub and ba...

interesting, cant wait for the pics.


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