Bongo bash friendly fishing match
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Bongo bash friendly fishing match
As a keen fisherman, LOL
I know of a few peeps on the fury that like to fish.
How about a friendly match at the Bash this year on the seven,
Anyboady interested
names below,,
I know of a few peeps on the fury that like to fish.
How about a friendly match at the Bash this year on the seven,
Anyboady interested
names below,,
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
Might be interested - depends on how it fits in with my duties.
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
Sorry Carl not a fisherman so couldn't take part...make it an unfriendly fishing match and i might come and watch for a bit
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
watching is like watching paint dry!!!!
sorry not for me - where's the booze and the live music I'll be there
sorry not for me - where's the booze and the live music I'll be there
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
Have you tried fishing on the camp site river bank? I spent several hours without even a bite. I don't think others did much better.
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
Matt&JoyBongling wrote:Have you tried fishing on the camp site river bank? I spent several hours without even a bite. I don't think others did much better.
Been there done that. The trick is to take a few tins down to the bank. put them in to "cool" and happy fishing. If you catch something.....well done! if not you probably wont mind after a "few".
Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
I have a small lobster pot, i was thinking of throwing it in to see if i could get some crayfish, i caught eels in it on the river wye last year. I like the idea of keeping your cider cool in the water, i can imagine dozens of coolboxes with the owners names on, lining the banks of the river, just those who havnt got a hook up.
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
Rubbish, it's excellent fishing (for small perch anyway ) I have to agree that it wasn't the most active fishing I've come acrossMatt&JoyBongling wrote:Have you tried fishing on the camp site river bank? I spent several hours without even a bite. I don't think others did much better.
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
At the last bash there was a guy pulling nice slabs in on the quiver.. on corn ,
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
All I got was a total of 5 little perch from 2 trips, float fishing with maggots near the bank. Ledgering with maggots, bread or corn produced no bites at allcabte wrote:At the last bash there was a guy pulling nice slabs in on the quiver.. on corn ,
There used to be sizeable chub and barbel in that river, but they didn't want to play
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
That part of the river was always known as a winter venue. Further down the river is supposed to be better towards Bewdley / Bridgenorth. There are a lot of good carp pools close including Larford one of the best in the country. Larford has a river section as well but I don’t river fish so perhaps someone can throw some light on the subject.
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
Not really interested in a match. Last year me and my boy had fun with the perch and a couple of roach but it was very slow there. Maybe we could arrange a day out somewhere else, another part of the river or a lake somewhere. My boy loves fishing when he is catching something, he is unbearable when not tho.
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Re: Bongo bash friendly fishing match
I intend fishing at some point over the bash but im not sure there are enough swims for a match