I had a longer go after the scaley rod benders, did get a few roach on the drop and some proper bubblers showing old skool stylee in the deep channel to have a think about. Oh, and of course some deffo tench bubbles started once I'd packed up. Got in to hear the result (I'd seen 0-1 earlier) and somehow a sorry arsed Southgate shackled Engerland had scraped through to the Round of 8. (It's not fooken World Series Baseball FFS)
Other than that its been quick rod in the back of the charabanc, everything in my big green bucket sessions on the way to or back from somewhere else. Had an hour on the Duck Pond but didn't pop in to see if Lord Sugar was in the pub. Did have to cough up a fiver to the newly installed Warden, who was using a very garish set up with little reward. Think he's there all day, every day so I'll have to weigh up when to part with my hard earned dosh. The cormorants have wiped out loads of the little scaley rod tremblers and their escapees are getting a bit too big to swallow now, have seen a few roach being caught though which might tempt the Fen Master away from his vintage press.
One of the inhabitants of the Duck Pond that graced the dampened net and duck cropped grassy sward, all caught virtually under my hideous Crocs, no socks The commons seeming to be doing better than the flatter bellied mirrors.
A motley collection of all sorts there. I'm surprised that the trout don't still have the parr markings on them given their size.
ReplyDeleteSome do. He/she is moving on up..
DeletePerfection! That little Brownie looked immaculate!
ReplyDeleteThey are beauties
DeleteYour write up always makes me smile. Such a nice way of putting things. Great reading with a cuppa on a cold Monday morning up North.
ReplyDeleteTa. It's now a cold wet Saturday morning out East
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