Re: A Wally Chub
Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 10:06 pm
Well done Moley.Good conditions for big roach if they are there!.
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Wallyboy, the chub was caught in the stretch nr Wallington Village. You know the bit with all the overgrown trees, that just can't be fished in Summer at the top end. It didn't take long for the bite but took ages getting it in as the current, despite low tide, was still fierce. When Fat Bloke fished the river was still within the banks......just!Wallyboy Rob wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 10:43 am Well done my pie ( and luncheon meat) chomping chum, yes one of the better chevins in the Wally. I'm guessing it was from Southwick pool as it was the only swim available on Saturday and your usual Boarhunt haunt was probably still underwater yesterday,
Either side of Boarhunt bridge
Either side of Cheesemans bridge
Rod Storey and I have both had Chub weighed at 3:13 from the pool and I have had 2 easily over 4 but not weighed at Whitedell
A sure sign of age NN. A lot of Fat Bloke postings do that. This is why it takes so long to get things done. Computer ineptitude is par for the course.Northern_Nomad wrote: ↑Fri Dec 15, 2023 3:17 pm I did post a response to your thread Mr Mole……bit surprised to find it’s not here. Obviously circling around the interweb thingy.
It was a reflection on how kind the Wally has been to me on my visits, and how it has given up some of what I desired - large gonk, large dace etc. it hasn’t to date given me a glimpse of a good chub yet, just a single chublet on the last trip.
So I know how difficult it can be to get a decent chub from it, and to get a beauty like that is rather special.
Hats off to you