A Mr Cherry Fishing Rod Rest and others with Jay and Jungle Cock feathers
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Re: A Mr Cherry Fishing Rod Rest
I love your Crabtree illustrations Micky and this is a novel slant. I'd hate to think of it being absent-mindedly left in a banking somewhere though!
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Re: A Mr Cherry Fishing Rod Rest
It was kind of positive mate, or was it a challenge? Anyway, I do have an idea, pm to follow.Sussex Micky wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 8:17 pmOh well Dave..three positive remarks out of five is not bad
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Inspirational on a cold wet January day Micky- Well done
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A great item of tackle to be looked at every time he goes fishing, he will think of you Micky
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many thanks for all the kind comments ..for the other joke comments im still laughing
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Re: A Mr Cherry Fishing Rod Rest and others with Jay and Jungle Cock feathers
Fabulous !
You have inspired me to have a go.....when I was out taking my walk on my local country park there are some nice forked hazel stems which will be ready for cutting in the winter.I have made a mental note of where they are.I have walked the neglected areas of this park for years so hopefully I will find them.I will itching to go but will need the stems rest for a year once cut.....I did spot some dried teasel so float making while I wait.
I do have a hazel landing net handle part done so that could be test piece......
Thank you for posting really enjoy seeing your work.
All the best
Nige.
You have inspired me to have a go.....when I was out taking my walk on my local country park there are some nice forked hazel stems which will be ready for cutting in the winter.I have made a mental note of where they are.I have walked the neglected areas of this park for years so hopefully I will find them.I will itching to go but will need the stems rest for a year once cut.....I did spot some dried teasel so float making while I wait.
I do have a hazel landing net handle part done so that could be test piece......
Thank you for posting really enjoy seeing your work.
All the best
Nige.
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Re: A Mr Cherry Fishing Rod Rest and others with Jay and Jungle Cock feathers
They're beautiful, Micky!
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