The 500lb question ??
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aaaarrrggggghhhhhhhh
no no no no no
don't get the nurven git started on that one
he'll deny all knowledge then go on to tell you how much each pellet,maggot,boilie & seed weighed just to prove it wasn't 500lb of bait (it actually works out at 630lb)icon_smile_big.gif
Alan
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no no no no no
don't get the nurven git started on that one
he'll deny all knowledge then go on to tell you how much each pellet,maggot,boilie & seed weighed just to prove it wasn't 500lb of bait (it actually works out at 630lb)icon_smile_big.gif
Alan
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WeLLL Tim, now that you've asked lol,
It all started in Yateley,Hampshire. Stu, myself and a guest, who went by the name of 'Little Willy' (nothing to do with his manhood) turned up for the Stoney & Friends sponsored fish-in in the tour bus.
We pulled into the car park, about the same time, Trogg aka Alan, pulled up with caravan in tow.
I must admit between the 3 of us we had a bit of tackle and a lot of bait (900 mini Boilies, a dozen tins of luncheon meat, same of corn, bags of frozen corn, a few kilos of hemp, several loaves, mixed pellets, a gallon of maggots, 99 worms (lost one somewhere and still haven't found it) and several bags of groundbait.
We were there for 3 days, 2 nights icon_smile_big.gif Honest!
Anyway, by the time we had dragged, pushed and tugged it to our pegs, Alan had set his caravan up, put the kettle on, had a brew, tackled up and rolled around the floor laughing at the amount of gear that we had bought.
It became a standing joke but in true style ;; he who laughs last last longest
There was a brilliant bunch of chaps there and a excellent weekend was had by all, but not many fish were caught around the lake, just in our swims icon_smile_big.gif
It must have been something we threw in the water..... 500lbs of bait, lol
Dave
It all started in Yateley,Hampshire. Stu, myself and a guest, who went by the name of 'Little Willy' (nothing to do with his manhood) turned up for the Stoney & Friends sponsored fish-in in the tour bus.
We pulled into the car park, about the same time, Trogg aka Alan, pulled up with caravan in tow.
I must admit between the 3 of us we had a bit of tackle and a lot of bait (900 mini Boilies, a dozen tins of luncheon meat, same of corn, bags of frozen corn, a few kilos of hemp, several loaves, mixed pellets, a gallon of maggots, 99 worms (lost one somewhere and still haven't found it) and several bags of groundbait.
We were there for 3 days, 2 nights icon_smile_big.gif Honest!
Anyway, by the time we had dragged, pushed and tugged it to our pegs, Alan had set his caravan up, put the kettle on, had a brew, tackled up and rolled around the floor laughing at the amount of gear that we had bought.
It became a standing joke but in true style ;; he who laughs last last longest
There was a brilliant bunch of chaps there and a excellent weekend was had by all, but not many fish were caught around the lake, just in our swims icon_smile_big.gif
It must have been something we threw in the water..... 500lbs of bait, lol
Dave
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It became a standing joke but in true style ;; he who laughs last last longest
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Maybe so Dave but only till my mates come to see ya!!!
Alan
insomnia is nothing to lose sleep over
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It became a standing joke but in true style ;; he who laughs last last longest
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Maybe so Dave but only till my mates come to see ya!!!
Alan
insomnia is nothing to lose sleep over
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