I'm not one for pb targets and campaigns so it's not surprising it took till Sunday to get on a river and that was only for a few trots and a couple of chucks with a bunch of worms. River is a bit bigger than it has been for a while which was good to see. The perch are just fantastic to look at.
Had to get the rod out again yesterday for a quick explore a bit further up en transit : dace, small roach, a tiny gudgeon (and a monster perch which tried to snaffle it). Oh, and this surprise roach x bream hybrid. Which means there must be bream somewhere......
Had to finish off on the Pond, the lack of water is shocking though. It was like a ploughed field in front of me and the fish were mostly buried in the silt with just tails waving about.
A "drop of£". An abyss of six inches.The Norfolk Mariana Trench. Those holes seem to be swan mussel "burrows" with a regular puff of silt from a blow hole.
When the fish did find the bait in the gloop they came out clean enough though. I had three of these in quick order. A deluge happened last night and this morning. We need them for a month solid. Just at night mind....
Thought this was my old big scale friend but not so. Manky tail though
Had to finish off on the Pond, the lack of water is shocking though. It was like a ploughed field in front of me and the fish were mostly buried in the silt with just tails waving about.
A "drop of£". An abyss of six inches.The Norfolk Mariana Trench. Those holes seem to be swan mussel "burrows" with a regular puff of silt from a blow hole.
When the fish did find the bait in the gloop they came out clean enough though. I had three of these in quick order. A deluge happened last night and this morning. We need them for a month solid. Just at night mind....
Thought this was my old big scale friend but not so. Manky tail though
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