My own piking has unfortunately had to take a backseat this winter due to two family bereavements in quick succession…but hopefully I’ll be re-enthused next season…
.Down the chip shop with Dennis Pye.
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Re: Down the chip shop with Dennis Pye.
Wonderful article there Mark thanks for sharing it.
My own piking has unfortunately had to take a backseat this winter due to two family bereavements in quick succession…but hopefully I’ll be re-enthused next season… .
My own piking has unfortunately had to take a backseat this winter due to two family bereavements in quick succession…but hopefully I’ll be re-enthused next season…
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Re: Down the chip shop with Dennis Pye.
Feeling for you Rob, not nice.RBTraditional wrote: ↑Thu Dec 15, 2022 3:23 pm Wonderful article there Mark thanks for sharing it.
My own piking has unfortunately had to take a backseat this winter due to two family bereavements in quick succession…but hopefully I’ll be re-enthused next season…
We had the same last year and our old Cat put to rest a week ago.,. Takes its toll Rob.
But.. better times to come mate for sure.
Glad you enjoyed the post.
Old Mr Pye must have been a bit of a character!
And.,. He kept it simple, your kind of man.. and mine.
Take it easy and enjoy your fire and good ale.
Mark
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Re: Down the chip shop with Dennis Pye.
Just read the article,very good.Thanks for posting Mr B.
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Re: Down the chip shop with Dennis Pye.
Yes, a good read whilst waiting to get a case on at Basingstoke Magistrates Court. Thank you.
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Re: Down the chip shop with Dennis Pye.
Glad your enjoying the post TFF Angler's.
On a year's mission to track down a Dennis Pye Pike Rod..
Mr B.
Ps.. I wonder if his fish and chip shop is still a fish and chip shop? ( I doubt it)
We have been great to get a bag of chips after a days Piking.
On a year's mission to track down a Dennis Pye Pike Rod..
Mr B.
Ps.. I wonder if his fish and chip shop is still a fish and chip shop? ( I doubt it)
We have been great to get a bag of chips after a days Piking.
The close season is an important and interesting time for the Angler who set out to catch big fish. It is a timely opportunity for him to make new tackle or renovate old. There are no end of jobs to do, apart from those horrible things called Gardens!