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I will try to be there. It's my six month recall on my prostate the day after so I could do with a bit of diversion. Have you tried drop-shotting there?

I'm looking forwards to the day. I will bring a few Lancashire lob worms to hopefully entice the Yorkshire perch.

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BB

BoltonBullfinch wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 7:04 pm I'm looking forwards to the day. I will bring a few Lancashire lob worms to hopefully entice the Yorkshire perch.

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BB

Ah, the champagne of lobs as opposed to the prosecco they'll be used to. They'll be queuing up to surrender.

Stathamender wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 11:32 am

BoltonBullfinch wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 7:04 pm I'm looking forwards to the day. I will bring a few Lancashire lob worms to hopefully entice the Yorkshire perch.

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BB

Ah, the champagne of lobs as opposed to the prosecco they'll be used to. They'll be queuing up to surrender.

I wish....

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BB

Just to remind you we will meet at Carlisle Street entrance to the canal at 10.00am on Sunday 15th September so I can let you through the locked barrier. Feel free to bring pies and cake. I will bring some quills along if any float makers are attending. I fished yesterday and had 40-50 perch of no great size(the largest about 1lb)on brandlings, lobworms and maggots. However a very large perch was crashing about in my swim. My mobile number for contact on the day is 07850475067.Bring some crumb to groundbait for gudgeon.A 3lb 2 oz perch was caught last week and there is a 28lb carp that came out the week before! This is a very wide canal but you only need to fish no more than three rod lengths out.

Mark,
Look forward to being there and meeting all. A few quills would be nice, and I have a fresh jar of damson jam for you, or perhaps some scones. I'll see if wife can make a few otherwise I'll bring a few cakes.
Tight lines
Peter

I cant wait for sunday, sadly though it looks like its going to be bright and sunny. Pork pie and pickle coming from Bolton.

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BB

I look forward to meeting you all on Sunday.
A couple of Yorkshire Wolds pies from me - looks like we shall be too busy eating to catch any fish!

Just checked the weather again for Sunday and it's changed from a sunny 22 to a cloudy 17, fantastic....

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BB

There is a good head of quality roach in the SYN so if you want a bit of variety hemp and tares may be successful or perhaps punched bread.