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Bell end - a bell you attach to the end of ya rod
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Ow can a lend a hook?!
A hook you will never get back.Comment
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slang
draculas tea bags seaguls wellies from the tyne ??????????????????????????????????????????????old anglers never die -they just smell that wayComment
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White horses - when the waves are coming over the top of a pier
The set - Not sure but think it's the slack water between the river flow out and resistance of the tide pushing against it.
Watchie - Pier watchman who hoys yer off when it gets rough.Comment
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Sausage grinder - fixed spool reel
Sprats sleeping bag - condomComment
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lendz a tab = wants to borrow a cigarette..but probs wont get one back tho
wor kid = there brother or sister
plunder = a fishing weight
owt deeing = have you caught anything
scratching = using small hooks on a 2 hook flapper
feathers = daylites or hockeyes
eggbeater = fixed spool reel
hendon ray = sanitary towelPanel Pin Champ
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Fishing Terminology
Gaaning Yem. Going home. Ya in my swim fishing my patch
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Yark it oot- pull it out of a snag.
Pillen- peeler crab.
clabby doos or scoobie doos- clams.
Mair jam than Hartleys- Harra.Comment
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Mr Krakov = Line snapping mid cast
Watch ya heeds = stay the F$#k down or you'll have a lead in ya eyeComment
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its a whopperComment
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billet=small coaliePunch and pull then let rip
NESA Lure Fishing Challenge 2011 Winner
UK species : Cod, Whiting, Poor Cod, Whiting, Mackerel, Coalie, Pollack, Rockling, Bass, Plaice, Flounder, Dab, Grannylasher, Pouting, Launce, Weaver, Sandeel, Ballan wrasse. eelpout
Global species: jewfish/big eye croaker,catfish(Sagor/African/Silver), whip ray, snapper, grouper, pufferfish,threadfin, trevally,stingray, mangrove shark, flowerhorn,
2014 combo:
Kompressor SS /slosh30
tt sport /525 magComment
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Bell end - a bell you attach to the end of ya rod
The one with the eyeOriginally posted by lingking View Postwhich end
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A "plop" - a short cast
A "bray" - a big cast
A "snake" - a big whiteworm
A "fresh / frozen pie" - a nice big fresh / frozen crab
A "donkey's knob" - a nice big lugworm
A "Gorgon's Head" - a big crab bait with a handful of lugworms lashed around so it looks like...a gorgon's head
"Pulled it's head off" - got a bit eager trying to get a fish in too fast & losing it
"Deein' the dance" - those involuntary jigging leg movements that often occur when reeling in a fish
"Clemmies" - rocks & boulders, often slippery when clambering over them
"Weirs / cabbage / veg" etc...- kelp beds
"Plum" - a clueless angler, as in "the pier was full of plums".....
I'm sure I'll think of some more.....
Gary
....fishin' accomplished......
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Jiggy or Jiggin = Not what you think
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