Ribble At Elston
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Big Kev
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Finally getting round to fishing the rivers again,after limited experiences a good few years ago
I`ll be on the bank at first light,in search of chub n barbel,though i`m told it`s fishing hard in the daytime,with billy barbel playing out after dark
Not really bothered about catching,as i`ll need a couple of sessions to suss the river out,and get used to the different tactics/tackle....really looking forward to just being there 
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Steve Duffy
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Managed to snare 3 good chub early on before it died a death from 7.30am....called it a day at 11.30am....few rods out but not much showing...level was dropping like a stone,which must have had something to do with it
had`nt changed the batteries in my camera
Thanks to Jaygo for the info,even though your directions were carp 
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nive one kev laaaaaaaaaa,the conditions are still not right for the barbel but well done on the chub laaaa
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Did`nt have my scales either,but they were around the 4lb mark,taken on meat...couple of swan shot about 8" from the size 10 hook,and flicked under the branches of a tree (next time i`ll try in the riverShaun1118 wrote:welldone on the chubHow big where they and what bait did you use??
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normally salmon pellets or 17mm halibut pellet wrapped in paste..then later in the year boiley wrapped in paste,,with micro pellets in a blockend feeder.or cheese paste for the chub..dont like to use meat that much as the eeeels can be a pain..had some good days trotting maggot for the chub and roach...
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when using paste the pellet or boilie is just there to help keep it on the hook in most cases, as i like to use a soft paste and it wouldnt stay on the hook otherwise. you can get paste coils but i prefer to have another bait on the hook just incase the paste does come off,
as for the size of chub up to at least 7lb..my best is 5.8 so far.but that will change this year as i plan to go after them a bit more.
as for the size of chub up to at least 7lb..my best is 5.8 so far.but that will change this year as i plan to go after them a bit more.
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