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Got to agree with you on the articles that would be handy there Lemmy! Also what about advice on fishing etiquette i.e. taking ur rubbish home, interviews with the RNLI and HM Coastguard on safety at sea, just something a bit different than the same old.
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"And I looked, and behold'a pale horse; and his name that sat on him was death, and hell followed with hi, and power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword and with hunger, and with the beasts of the earth" -
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I take you're on about this Dave?......
WHAT...me on the front cover!!!!!!!!!!
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£30 kit from Argos?
Sorry mate but dont take this personal, if you fish anywhere other than the river marks or roker pier then your kit will let you down.
Fish some of the marks between roker pier and South Shields and your kit will not be as good as the more expensive rods and reels.
Getting bqck to the magazine, as TC has pointed out it will be repetetive as are gardening mags and others. But it doesnt and will never stop people having their moan (we are all human afterall) i would go as far to say the sea angler and tsf have more repeats than the BBC.
Cant wait until they show us how to peel a crab!If people think you are an idiot, why speak and remove all doubt !Comment
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Nice little piece in December's issue, on how to peel a crab...Originally posted by YoursTruly View Post
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Beat me to it.THE PSYCHIC BIKERComment
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how to peel a crab
far best i rush down and buy a copy then.count how many pages of articles and how many pages of adverts,ive never bought it for years cos its the biggest croc of sh@@ on the marketComment
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i need to know how to tie a shock leader knot
so im still buying it
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Good point, In honesty I would probably have agreed with the first post, re same old same old. I had september and octobers issues still in their wrappers till last week. But that has as much to do with other things taking priority as thinking it will be the same old stuff. As you say Jim, we dont think of folk asking simple questons.
I emaild Alan Yates yesterday, re Cannylinks. He replied straight away asking for a sample, and intends to review them in the whats new swction of S.A.
Mind you, I had that promise 18 months ago from TSF, still waiting.
Tight lines Fellas.Maker and inventor of CANNYLINKS, the best rotten bottom system bar none. IMHO!
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Offer to buy some advertising space and see how quick they get interested in you and call you back!A bad days fishing is better than a good day at work.Comment
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What part of N.I do you fish most. I live near Ardglass so do quite a bit around the rock marks there. I've always searched forlornly amongst tsf sea angler for anything on Northern Ireland marks, but apart from a tiny, repetitive and virtually useless section at the end of sea angler there never was anything(and I think even that's now dissappeared). On a brighter note, have you suscribed to the Irish Angler, the relatively new magazine from TSF's parent company? It seems to have quite a lot of sea fishing articles in it, some even covering marks in Northern Ireland.Originally posted by BriH View PostComment
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Wrassetler - thanks for your post ,i live on the North East Coast England - my missus is from Belfast ,but we go over to Bushmills in the summer to use her mothers holiday house , i generally take a good spinning rod over and plonk myself on a cliff outcrop - ballycastle/white rocks/ballintoy harbour/dunsevric/port ballintrae etc - never really had anything to right home about ,apart from a turbot on a spinner (Sless was with me and witnessed it ) but would like to know more about the winter fishing so i can get a cheap deal on the ferry load the car up ,and have a chill out fishing ,then a gallon of Strongbow in the Scotch House at BushmillsComment
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Strongbow, tut tut straight on the black bush,Comment
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let them have a drink before we gaan for the bush
hahaha
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