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Ever stared at your rod tip so hard you ended up convincing yourself you've seen a bite LOL 
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All the time mate glad it's not just me lolKOMPRESSOR SPORT
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I get the old optical illusion bites stareing at the tip lightComment
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Happen's to me all the time, Keep's me from getting bored hahaPB Shore | 4lb Codling
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Or when you've been starring at your tip light all night and when you finally get in bed and close your eyes it's all you can see? unless that's just me
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or when you look away and swear you see a bounce out the corner of your eye then stare at it hard for the next 5 minutes waiting for it to come back (which it never does because there was nout in the first place)
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Anglers eye syndromeComment
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Yes Tony, you can always spot a fellow angler when you run into him in the street….
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Weve all been there! Its always when yr not looking directly at the rod.. Looks like its just bounced up after a bite.. anglers eye!
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haha - class
Been getting my brother into fishing this past year, hes only 18 - think its the excitement more than anything when he gets like this.
Tends to be with me when I get to the beach "seas PERFECT today like" - no bites 3 hours in I start to hallucinate.Best shore catch 2016 - 7.5lb cod, Seaton Carew!
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is it that long since you had a bite tony. Haha. Davy.Originally posted by the great wallsendo View PostPB
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class.Originally posted by ozzy37 View Postor when you look away and swear you see a bounce out the corner of your eye then stare at it hard for the next 5 minutes waiting for it to come back (which it never does because there was nout in the first place) I stare at it for ages and start getting the wobbly tip, so I look away to re-focus and thats when the f8cka 'bounces' so you start staring at it again,, its a vicious circle.
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Funny that, coz my missus says she gets awl wonkey eyed looking at my tip !Comment
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When she's looking threw a magnifying glassOriginally posted by average joe cod View PostKOMPRESSOR SPORT
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wonky eye
if you stare at your rod tip for a minute or to ,then move our head from side to side quickly it looks like a cod bite, the quicker you move the bigger the bite ..I know I have done itfish for 2014 whiting,codling,flattie,coalie,chub,perch,,trout,g rayling,seatrout,barbel roach and salmon .......let it go it will grow biggerComment
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