I went fishing today.

[boatman]

A bad days fishing is better than a good days working.

What paul said above you keep on fishin John an glad you enjoyed it as ole steeljaws the pike is always waitin at the pond bottom
chris

[Guest]

What paul said above you keep on fishin John an glad you enjoyed it as ole steeljaws the pike is always waitin at the pond bottom
chris

Cheers Chris :smiling3:.
PS my name is Ralph and there ars no Pike whers I fish:tears-of-joy:.

[Mini Me]

'Ere you go Ralph, 'ave one of mine! Rick H.

[Guest]

'Ere you go Ralph, 'ave one of mine! Rick H.[ATTACH=CONFIG]n1113058[/ATTACH]

Nice one.

[Guest]

That reminded me of that " Don't panic Keep calm " plastic fish :smiling:
Glad you had a good day Ralph, does the mind well to relax .

[Lee W]

Last time I went fishing all I caught was a cold, never done it since!

Lee

[Peter Gillson]

Cheers Peter:smiling3:.
Never been sea fishing.

Snap! I've never been freshwater fishing. I guess they are completely different. unless you sre fishing fof a particular species, say a mullet compatition, there is not a lot of skill other than knowing the depth and the type of sea bed which give you a hint at what fish will be there. Some fish are positively suicidal: shoals of mackerel for instance, we fished using lines with a dozen hooks and feathers, you drop the line off the boat, jiggle the rod for a couple of minutes, then lift with 7 or 8 mackerel.

Other fish are pure luck - turbot for instance just lay on the sea bed so if your bait drags past as the boat drifts with the current you have a chance Otherwise you hope the next drift will be luckier.

on a nice day,with the sun shining and a good group on the boat, its a great day out, and seeing dolphins is a double edged sword - nice to see, but their presence will have chased the fish away.

happy fishing
peter

[Guest]

That reminded me of that " Don't panic Keep calm " plastic fish :smiling:
Glad you had a good day Ralph, does the mind well to relax .

Cheers John :smiling3:.