1975 Carping

Watched a good fishing film lately, why not talk about it in here.
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Fred
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1975 Carping

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I came across this and thought it mite jog a few memory's.
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That was ace. There are so many funny things about that it is hard to know where to start but a great find! The bite indication is just how my friend Leo set us up fishing a Dutch canal, albeit with a ball of paste, “this is the Dutch way” he said.
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That change of clothes was so fast i didn't even see it! loved the music anyone know who the composer is? i recognised the swan lake part when he was playing the fish.

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Spud and sea hook! I'll watch the rest of it later but thanks for posting this Fred, I was still chasing minnows and sticklebacks with a hand net back then :Hat:

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Lovely stuff Fred - many thanks for the post sir.
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Re: 1975 Carping

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What a strike! :shocked: I know that carp can take a while to land but I've never had my hair grow 6" during the fight :Chuckle: And, the straight from the Disco to the bank look never really caught on did it?

That said, it was great. :Thumb: :Thumb:

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I like the white rod just in case the fish didn't see him. And the " jaunty" rod and rest position.

Where was his floppy hat?

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