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If you reckon you've got the nack for successful fishing, give us a hint!
 
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wayneperie
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When you pick your swims look for dark spacies/gaps in the over hanging tree's /shubs . Bait as tight to them as you feel confident casting to, pactice your casting without hooks just waights to get a feel for it.Be willing to lose takle in the tree's,you'll never know the price of a PB fish untill you do.

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Steve3333
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Hi all
I agree entirely with wayneperie to keep it simple,don't go knocking bank sticks in and don't forget to feed the margins
 
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wayneperie
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GO fishing...avoid areas plagued by the dambed otter!
 
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jeff691
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i use food colouring , especially red and yellow mixed with almond or vanilla flavours on most of all my baits from maggots to cat food, bread, boillies paste etc .


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