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Aladdin’s Cave, 259 High St, Glenrothes, KY6 3AX
Tel. 01592 743347

G’s Fishing Tackle Store, 240 Wellesley Rd, Leven, KY8 3BW, Fife
Tel. 01333 424431

Outdoor Game & Tackle, Unit 7 Carberry Place, Mitchelston Ind Est, Kirkcaldy, KY1 3NQ
Tel. 01592 651800

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Covering the following areas in Fife: Alloa, Alva, Bonnybridge, Callander, Clackmannan, Crianlarich, Denny, Dollar, Doune, Dunblane, Falkirk, Grangemouth, Killin, Larbert, Lochearnhead, Menstrie, Stirling, Tillicoultry

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‘No need,’ said his cousin. ‘The spoon’s too big to go through the rings, so if I reel in it will bring the rod top with it.’
Whether or not the extra commotion made a nearby fish curious or it just thought that there was an outlandishly large, if rather thin, prey species splashing about, a pike came and hit the spoon in a vicious take on the surface. And because it immediately turned away, tightening the line between it and the butt section of the rod, the fish firmly hooked itself without any intervention from Bertie’s cousin. He found himself fighting a v

‘It is a baby, man, it’s only about 30 pounds!’
Robin nodded. ‘Okay. Er… John, why don’t you take the tarpon? I haven’t a hope of getting a fly under those trees.’ ‘Like I have?’ John snorted.
Jose grabbed the end of his leader. ‘Leave it to me, man. Just jump in and keep close.’
Jose and John went in up to their waists, but the bottom wasn’t the same as the hard sand closer to shore. Here it was soft, muddy goo, which made movement slow and ponderous. In fact, Robin had the impression of watching two moonwalkers bouncing slowly up and down towards th

‘Oh, you poor dear!’ said an old woman. ‘You look as though you’re perished. Come in by the fire.’
Charles nodded and smiled his thanks at her, then lurched across and sank to his knees in front of the open grate.
‘You’ll be wanting some tea,’ she said, ‘and I have some stew on the hob. Here, now, take those clothes off and I’ve a blanket you can wear until they’re dry.’
‘You’re … too kind,’ he stammered, his teeth chattering uncontrollably.
‘Nonsense! I often help the fishermen off the lough. Old Maire never turned one of you away when you needed

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Fishing Tackle Shops in County Down

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Discount Fishing Tackle, 648 Anlaby Rd, Hull, HU3 6UU
Tel. 01482 500105

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Covering the following areas in County Down: Bures, Clacton-On-Sea, Colchester, Frinton-On-Sea, Halstead, Harwich, Manningtree, Sudbury, Walton On The Naze

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And then the shark appeared out of the depths, visible from some way down in the clear water.
‘Jeeesuuus!’ Ray muttered. ‘It’s even bigger than I thought. We’re just not geared up for this size of fish, Rick.’
The shark came up and lay alongside the boat. ‘Okay, guys, let’s play sailors!’ Ray shouted. ‘Plan of action: I’m going to try to dig this hook into its tail and get it out of the water. That way it can’t run any more. We’ll try to tow it in after that, because there’s no way that fish is coming aboard my boat!’
Ray went down aft, waited for the r

‘Can’t help it,’ Colin spluttered. ‘I hate boats! Can’t I fish from the shore?’
BANANAS, COCA-COLA AND TARPON
‘No way,’ said Peter. ‘You haven’t come all this way just to fish from the bank. The captain says the tarpon are out in the middle, so that’s where we’re going.’
One of the Americans, ‘Big Dave’, looked up from his ham and eggs. ‘Seasick, eh? No problem.’ He pointed his fork. ‘Go and get a can of Coke from the fridge; proper Coke, mind, none of that diet rubbish.
And stick one of those bananas in your pocket.’
Colin frowned. ‘Why?’

‘You’re stuck on a bloody girder and the tide’s playing tricks on you,’ said someone. ‘That’s no fish.’
Right on cue, the rod started jerking and the line came off the multiplier against the drag as though the Penn Reel company had forgotten to include a braking system in that particular model. The power being exerted was enormous and I wondered, as I’m sure everyone else did, whether the line could possibly stand up to that sort of pressure for long.
I don’t remember much about the fight, except that it was a bloodand-thunder tug-of-war,aswhateverit wasto

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Fishing Tackle Shops in East Sussex

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Cherrycarp Ltd, Tarbys Farm, Uckfield, TN22 3HB
Tel. 01825 714382

Hastings Angling Centre, 33 The Bourne, Hastings, TN34 3AY
Tel. 01424 432178

Percy’s Fishing Tackle, 9 Cliffe High St, Lewes, BN7 2AH
Tel. 01273 473207

Scotty’s Fishing Tackle, 25 Southwick Square, Brighton, BN42 4FP
Tel. 01273 592903

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‘I always fish a blue charm! There’s my box; I’ve every size we’ll need, on singles and trebles, so make sure you look after them. Now, where do I start on this pool?’
‘Just follow me, Major Jackson.’
Jackson followed Murdo up the bank. ‘And one more thing. I don’t want any fish with holes in their bodies; it affects the price terribly. So no gaffs: all fish must be carefully netted, do you understand?’
‘Quite understood, Major Jackson,’ said Murdo patiently. He met all kinds on the riverbank, but this one was beginning to take the biscuit. He could qui

Preparation is all well and good until something happens for which you could not possibly have prepared. And when the person in charge starts to panic, it is time to think on your feet fast!
ly fishing for bonefish, tarpon and the many other exotic species found in the beautiful clear waters of the Caribbean and Indian
Ocean exploded in popularity during the last couple of decades of the twentieth century. Great fun though saltwater fly-fishing is, exponents still occasionally like to take time out and revert to the old methods of bait or surface lure fi

UNCONVENTIONAL TACTICS
There are many ways of catching fish. Just occasionally, conventional methods go out of the window in order to bring the quarry to hand.
en Juckes fished from an early age, growing up, as he did, in the Gloucestershire countryside in the west of England. He cut his teeth as a young trout fisher on the River Monnow in the Welsh borders, a time from which he has two abiding memories. The first was waiting for a dry fly to drift back over a rising fish, only for a kingfisher to dart down the river and land on the very tip of his rod. It

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Fishing Tackle Shops in County Armagh

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Loughview Angling Centre, 237a Lough Rd, Craigavon, BT66 6NQ
Tel. 028 3834 2777

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Covering the following areas in County Armagh: Bures, Clacton-On-Sea, Colchester, Frinton-On-Sea, Halstead, Harwich, Manningtree, Sudbury, Walton On The Naze

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A line of flickering lights was moving slowly across the horizon. Peter said later that, although he was a long way from what was happening, he immediately had the impression that people were walking very slowly from left to right, each holding a torch to light their way. Not a modern torch with battery light, but an old-fashioned one lit by flame. He also knew that, because he was aware of the topography over there, the line of lights was heading in the direction of the standing stones. He had a vision of a line of figures, perhaps olden-day monks in habits and

‘Christ, Bill,’ Michael muttered at last. ‘I knew he was big, but that’s just bloody ridiculous!’
The fight went on and on, but just when Michael sensed the fish might be tiring, the river suddenly began to rise; the hydro plant had sent down an extra foot of water, so the increased flow turned the advantage completely back to the salmon. It was also harder to row the boat upstream, so Michael took the oars for a spell and gave the rod to Bill.
It was now that the fish, perhaps spurred on by the increased water, changed its pattern and, instead of keeping

He waded ashore, walked swiftly up the bank to collect his bag and then was off along the path to the hotel as fast as his legs would carry him. He had never felt like this before, not since his earliest days of being on the river after dark. The adrenalin was rushing through his body and he couldn’t wait to get back to his room and attack the whisky bottle.
‘How did you get on last night?’ asked the keeper when David joined him in the hotel’s rod room in the morning.
‘Hooked one and lost it,’ said David. ‘Tell me, do you have any poaching problems round h

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Fishing Tackle Shops in Derbyshire

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Climax Fishing Tackle Ltd, 2 Stubley Hollow, Dronfield, S18 1PP
Tel. 01246 412233

Max Tackle, 45 Mill St, Chesterfield, S43 4JN, Derbyshire
Tel. 01246 812476

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In a kind of trance, unable to take in what was going on, Patrick lifted the fishing tackle out of the boat and placed it on the gravel shore. However, of one thing he was absolutely certain. He wasn’t hanging around the island all day while Herr ruddy Schmidt sat on his backside waiting for something to impale itself on a worm-infested hook.
‘If I was you, sir, I would fish down the bottom end, there now. The water is deeper and probably better for eels.’
‘Are you not staying with me a little?’
‘I’m paid to go salmon fishing, Mister Schmidt, sir; that’

Himalayas and Africa. There are brown trout, Atlantic and Pacific salmon, sea trout, eels, pike, mahseer, tiger fish, black marlin, tuna, bonefish, permit, tarpon and many other species. Some are tales of extraordinary events happening to ordinary people seeking nothing more than a few hours of solitude with a fishing rod. Others involve great characters and big personalities, to whom standout happenings are probably commonplace. They all embrace one central facet, though: a love of fish and fishing, and the truly wonderful places across the globe to which the s

Freebooter was based at Dartmouth. She was an old Looe fishing lugger with a distinguished history, including taking part in the evacuation from the Dunkirk beaches in 1940. She was not the ideal angling boat, as her masts and rigging got in the way, but her character made up for that, as did her skipper, Ray Barnett. People joked that his face had more furrows than a ploughed field, moulded from years at sea and an impish sense of fun that meant he was continually laughing. His joking was legendary, although if he ever shouted let’s play sailors you knew he was

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Abney, Alderwasley, Aldwark, Alfreton, Alkmonton, Alport, Alsop en le Dale, Alton, Ambergate, Apperknowle, Arkwright, Ashbourne, Ashford in the Water, Ashover, Aston, Aston on Trent, Atlow, Ault Hucknall, Bakewell, Ballidon, Bamford, Barber Booth, Barlborough, Barlow, Barrow upon Trent, Baslow, Beeley, Belper, Belper Lane End, Biggin, Birch Vale, Birchover, Blackwell, Bolehill, Bolsover, Bonsall, Borrowash, Boylestone, Brackenfield, Bradbourne, Bradley, Bradwell, Brailsford, Brampton, Brassington, Breadsall, Breaston, Bretby, Brightgate, Brimington, Brimington Common, Brough, Burbage, Burnaston, Butterley, Buxton, Buxworth, Caldwell, Calke, Calow, Calver, Carr Vale, Carsington, Castle Donington, Castle Gresley, Castleton, Catton Hall, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Charlesworth, Chelmorton, Chesterfield, Chinley, Chinley Head, Chisworth, Chunal, Church Broughton, Church Gresley, Clay Cross, Clifton, Clowne, Coal Aston, Cock Alley, Codnor, Combs, Common Side, Coplow Dale, Coton in the Elms, Coxbench, Creswell, Crich, Crich Carr, Cromford, Cross Hill, Cross o’ the Hands, Crowdecote, Curbar, Cutthorpe, Dalbury, Dale, Danesmoor, Darley Dale, Denby, Doe Lea, Dove Holes, Doveridge, Draycott, Dronfield, Dronfield Woodhouse, Duffield, Earl Sterndale, Eckington, Edale, Edensor, Edlaston, Ednaston, Egginton, Elmton, Elton, Elvaston, Etwall, Eyam, Fairfield, Fallgate, Fenny Bentley, Fernilee, Findern, Flagg, Foolow, Foston, Fourlane Ends, Fritchley, Froggatt, Furness Vale, Glapwell, Glossop, Goseley Dale, Grangemill, Grassmoor, Great Cubley, Great Hucklow, Great Longstone, Grindleford, Grindlow, Hadfield, Hardstoft, Harpur Hill, Hartington, Hartshorne, Hasland, Hassop, Hathersage, Hatton, Hayfield, Hazelwood, Heage, Heanor, Heath, Heathcote, High Cross Bank, High Lane, Higham, Highlane, Hills Town, Hilton, Hodthorpe, Hognaston, Holbrook, Hollington, Holloway, Holmesfield, Holmewood, Holymoorside, Hope, Hopton, Horsley, Horsley Woodhouse, Horwich End, Hulland, Ible, Idridgehay, Ilkeston, Ingleby, Ironville, Kedleston, Kelstedge, Kilburn, Killamarsh, King Sterndale, King’s Newton, Kirk Hallam, Kirk Ireton, Kirk Langley, Kniveton, Lane End, Langley, Langley Green, Langley Mill, Lea, Lees, Lidgate, Linton, Little Eaton, Little Hayfield, Little Hucklow, Little Longstone, Litton, Long Duckmanton, Long Eaton, Longcliffe, Longford, Longlane, Loscoe, Low Leighton, Lullington, Mackworth, Mapleton, Mapperley, Marlpool, Marsh Lane, Marston Montgomery, Marston on Dove, Matlock, Matlock Bank, Matlock Bath, Melbourne, Mercaston, Middle Handley, Middleton, Milford, Miller’s Dale, Milltown, Milton, Monyash, Moorhall, Morley, Morton, Mount Pleasant, Mugginton, Nether End, Nether Langwith, Nether Moor, Nether Padley, Netherseal, New Houghton, New Mills, New Sawley, Newbold, Newhall, Newton Solney, Newtown, Norbury, North Wingfield, Ockbrook, Old Brampton, Old Glossop, Old Tupton, Osmaston, Over End, Over Haddon, Overseal, Palterton, Parwich, Peak Dale, Peak Forest, Pentrich, Pikehall, Pilsbury, Pilsley, Pinxton, Pleasley, Quarndon, Radbourne, Renishaw, Repton, Riddings, Ridgeway, Ripley, Risley, Robin Hood, Rodsley, Rosliston, Roston, Rowland, Rowsley, Rowthorne, Sandiacre, Sawley, Scarcliffe, Scropton, Shardlow, Sheldon, Shirebrook, Shirland, Shirley, Short Heath, Shottle, Shottlegate, Shuttlewood, Slackhall, Smalley, Smisby, Snelston, Somercotes, Somersal Herbert, South Normanton, South Wingfield, Sparrowpit, Spinkhill, Stanley, Stanley Common, Stanton, Stanton by Bridge, Stanton by Dale, Stanton in Peak, Staveley, Stonebroom, Stoney Houghton, Stoney Middleton, Stretton, Stubley, Sudbury, Sutton on the Hill, Sutton Scarsdale, Swadlincote, Swanwick, Swarkestone, Taddington, Tansley, Taxal, Temple Normanton, Thornhill, Thornsett, Thorpe, Thulston, Thurvaston, Tibshelf, Ticknall, Tideswell, Tintwistle, Tissington, Trusley, Tupton, Turnditch, Two Dales, Twyford, Unstone, Upper End, Upper Hackney, Upper Langwith, Wadshelf, Waldley, Walton, Walton-on-Trent, Wardgate, Wardlow, Wensley, Wessington, West Hallam, West Handley, Westhouses, Weston Underwood, Weston-on-Trent, Whaley, Whaley Bridge, Whatstandwell, Wheston, White Moor, Whittington, Whitwell, Williamthorpe, Willington, Windley, Windley Meadows, Wingerworth, Winster, Wirksworth, Woodthorpe, Woodville, Wormhill, Wyaston, Yeaveley, Youlgreave

Fishing Tackle Shops in Flintshire

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Lionel’s Tackle Shop, 11 Ewloe Place, Buckley, CH7 3NJ
Tel. 01244 543191

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Covering the following areas in Flintshire: Alloa, Alva, Bonnybridge, Callander, Clackmannan, Crianlarich, Denny, Dollar, Doune, Dunblane, Falkirk, Grangemouth, Killin, Larbert, Lochearnhead, Menstrie, Stirling, Tillicoultry

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What Ben did not realise at this point was that he was standing on a similar length of bank to the one from underneath which he had extricated Richard’s fish. As he lent forward with the net, the undercut bank gave way and he was propelled head first into the river, into considerably deeper water than when he had been tickling for salmon. He managed to keep hold of his rod but, freezing and shocked, it was a major struggle to get back to the bank lower down the pool and somehow haul himself out with his chest waders full of water. He was soaked through and peris

The day started with Michael making sure that all the members of his party were settled on their allotted beats. He dropped Bill Hatten off at the island above Breaches pool, then drove down and parked at Minister’s. The water was low that morning, with no compensation flow coming through, so he left his double-handed rods in the car and took a 10-foot carbon single hander down to the pool. His reel, a Shakespeare Speedex, was loaded with a full-length slow sink line and about 80 yards of backing. He was using two flies: a shrimp on the bob and a Collie Dog on t

One of the crewman plucked up the courage to go forward and extract the hook from the shark’s mouth. He was obviously no fan of sharks and looked genuinely scared of this one, despite the number of times it had been smacked over the head. Now, though, just at the critical moment when the hook was about to come loose, the fish gave an energetically nervous shake of its head. The hook, under tension from the line being held tightly, flew out and lodged firmly in the back of the crew’s hand.
After an initial yelp, he seemed quite calm about the accident, even wh

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C F Beattie, 39 Main St, Carrickfergus, BT38 9HH
Tel. 028 9335 3462

Mid Antrim Angling Centre, 14 William St, Ballymena, BT43 6AW
Tel. 02825 648159

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‘Jeeesuuus!’ Ray muttered. ‘It’s even bigger than I thought. We’re just not geared up for this size of fish, Rick.’
The shark came up and lay alongside the boat. ‘Okay, guys, let’s play sailors!’ Ray shouted. ‘Plan of action: I’m going to try to dig this hook into its tail and get it out of the water. That way it can’t run any more. We’ll try to tow it in after that, because there’s no way that fish is coming aboard my boat!’
Ray went down aft, waited for the right moment and threw the gaff over the shark, then pulled hard on the rope so that the steel stu

With the power exerted on the line by the rod, the spinner continued flying backwards, only stopping when the rod fully loaded behind them. Then, like a well-timed fly cast, the lure came shooting forwards again. Unfortunately, Bertie was sitting right in its path this time and the treble hook smacked into him with such force that it embedded itself in the back of his head. There was a good deal of blood but, after the initial shock of the impact, it was his father who was in more of a panic about the spinner hanging from his son’s head.
A quick row ashore an

The silhouette remained unmoved and David was just about to call out when the rod sprang back and the fish was gone.
‘Bugger!’ he shouted. ‘That was a bloody good fish.’
No reaction from the figure whatsoever. No movement, no bad luck response, or what fly were you using? It just stood there and David began to feel seriously unnerved. If he stayed on the river, would the poacher, determined to catch some fish for himself, come over and attack him? David was a visitor to the region, after all, and some of the locals
probably considered that the water was

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Fishing Tackle Shops in Carmarthenshire

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Anglers Corner, 80 Station Rd, Llanelli, SA15 1AN
Tel. 01554 773981

Celtic Bait & Fishing Tackle, Pannau Farm, Llandeilo, SA19 7SG, Dyfed
Tel. 07836 699268

Fly Shack, 38 Swansea Rd, Llanelli, SA15 3YT
Tel. 01554 776001

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Covering the following areas in Carmarthenshire: Alston, Appleby-In-Westmorland, Beckermet, Brampton, Carlisle, Cleator, Cleator Moor, Cockermouth, Egremont, Frizington, Holmrook, Keswick, Kirkby Stephen, Maryport, Moor Row, Penrith, Ravenglass, Seascale, St Bees, Whitehaven, Wigton, Workington

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‘And furry,’ Geordie added. ‘That’s a flaming otter!’
And so we watched the otter fishing for a few more moments until it finally caught a brown trout, considerably bigger than anything we had ORKNEY OLIVES AND SEA TROUT
brought to the boat that week. The animal ate it quickly on the surface and dived back under. We didn’t see it again, as hard as we looked for it all around the boat. Unbelievable as it seemed in that expanse of water, the otter simply disappeared.
We caught plenty more fish during the morning and decided to go back to the Merkister for

‘Do you ever catch pike, Mark?’ she asked.
‘Funny you should say that: they’re today’s mission.’
‘Do you ever eat them?’
‘Not if I can help it.’
‘I was reading a recipe for pike in a magazine and I think I’d like to try it. It sounds different. Any chance of bringing one home with you?
‘Well, I don’t mind killing the smaller ones, but I always put big pike back alive. Leave it with me and I’ll see what I can do.’

Then the most remarkable thing happened. No more than 20 yards in front of us, the otter came up just like a seal, bobbing in the water and looking straight at us, as though it had never seen humans before and it was fascinated by what we were doing there.
‘It’s huge,’ I said. ‘No way is that the same animal we saw this morning.’
‘It’s a dog otter,’ Geordie agreed. ‘Definitely different from this morning.’
The otter kept watching us, although we never seemed to get any closer, despite the fact we were drifting. He must have been backpedalling to keep hi

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Fishing Tackle Shops in Aberdeenshire

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Henderson’s Country Sports, 6 Castle St, Turriff, AB53 4BJ
Tel. 01888 562428

Somers Fishing Tackle, 13-15 Bon Accord Terrace, Aberdeen, AB11 6DP
Tel. 01224 210008

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‘I don’t think it would. I’ve already seen those eyes and that mouth, and I’d be thinking of them when I was eating. I’m really grateful to you for trying, but I think I’ll leave it this time.’
Mark went home feeling rather miffed. He didn’t really like killing pike and had only done so as a favour to the neighbour. He and his family certainly wouldn’t eat it, so the fish had died unnecessarily. Mark’s conservation background riled at that. It was okay to kill to eat, but anything else was non-sustainable and to be avoided at all costs.
He took the fish ou

Suffice to say that Peter’s family stuck firmly to the hotel’s swimming pool for the rest of their stay.
GREEDY AUSTRALIAN TROUT
The eternal question of whether or not fish feel pain when hooked and played on a rod and line will probably never be answered satisfactorily until humans learn to converse with aquatic life. Or will it?
any biologists suggest that fish do not have the required sensory system to feel as humans do, especially in mouths that have no nerves. However, others use elaborate tests, such as injecting bee venom into a laboratory rainbo

After Barbara’s experience over the past few minutes, she rather felt she could.
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Very occasionally, one gets the feeling that conditions are perfect for fishing. It is just unlucky, therefore, when this coincides with the natural world fighting against you and an unheard-of ghillie’s blunder.
usbands and wives who fish together make for fascinating partnerships. Women are supposed to catch more fish because of the pheromones, although that myth probably has more to do with the female willingness to listen to a ghillie’s advice

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