Dalnashaugh
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What do you guys ( especially those who have retired) do to pass the time until the Spring? There is after all only so many hours one can spend polishing one's rod and re arranging one's tackle.
The long winter months
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simon grace
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Rennie
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Just as long as you dont offer to polish any one else's rod n re-arrange their tackle!,lol.
There's little enough to do on the long nights as it is,I'm already nearly finished my own polishing and re-arranging,without the offer of help!.
Seriously,going to weld some lines and loops with Mrs. Rennie hair straighteners, should be a good game denying all knowledge when she fuses her hair with melted plastic, that or hiding/running away.Tremendous fun!
Pedro.
There's little enough to do on the long nights as it is,I'm already nearly finished my own polishing and re-arranging,without the offer of help!.
Seriously,going to weld some lines and loops with Mrs. Rennie hair straighteners, should be a good game denying all knowledge when she fuses her hair with melted plastic, that or hiding/running away.Tremendous fun!
Pedro.
mc andy
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Not really?
In a typically klinkeastwood/dch / or Whoever else he's been Tonge in check style it was opened in the lounge also for a bit of banter. And I would generally not bother entrying or replying to these types of threads.
But the question in hand I would.
I like the wintery hills once the rods are away. And should be out this Saturday.
Bradan_eire_alba
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As others have said I keep getting out and about. We've had a lot of lovely frosty weather here which is great for the hills and the lochs. A couple of hours ago on a sea Loch.
happy days
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I do some some pike fishing I've just returned from County Fermanagh on the lough Erne system last week where I ended up fishing in a storm, didn't get the big fish we were after but good fun and plenty Guinness. Other than that I am in the boxing gym with my grandson or freezing my balls off watching Everton for my sins.
Fish for grayling or stockie rainbows and do a bit of fowling.
This year am having a tackle clearout ang getting rid of salmon gear l dont use anymore - suspect there may be a quite a bit.
Will then sit down and have a think if its really worth spending time, effort and cash continuing to salmon fish in the UK
This year am having a tackle clearout ang getting rid of salmon gear l dont use anymore - suspect there may be a quite a bit.
Will then sit down and have a think if its really worth spending time, effort and cash continuing to salmon fish in the UK
rs2ford
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I get Christmas out the way first, then all the jobs around the house that need done, decorating etc and gather up brownie point's from the wife. Come the spring I need a break from it all, so a few days on the Spey is a well earned rest
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Cheers Diarmid.
.Cheers Diarmid.
deanevans
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Start tying your own flies that should keep you busy
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salarchaser
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Trying to catch salmon and supporting Everton.
We have a masochist in our midst.
Hmmmm, salmon fishing, Cardiff city and Welsh rugby. There might be a hypocrite somewhere as well.
Grayling, fly tying, being a hoby farmer and 9 months build up of household chores.
Elibank
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I’ll be carrying on the reduction of my fishing book collection, which had ballooned to over 700, mostly salmon and sea trout fishing, and some pretty old.
The System 2s will be cleaned and greased, the rod rings will be checked, flies will be tied, etc,etc.....
Anyway, that’s the plan for this week
The System 2s will be cleaned and greased, the rod rings will be checked, flies will be tied, etc,etc.....
Anyway, that’s the plan for this week
seeking
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Today, freezing the dug and worrying the ladies...
Looking for a smaller house nearier the River Tay, that should keep us busy,hopefully no more than a couple of months.
