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First Day of the Fishing Season.

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swimfeeders

Chatterbox

Shropshire

Joined: Oct 2014

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16-06-2020, 08:13 AM

First Day of the Fishing Season.

Hi

June 16th, the end of the Close Season and we can fish the rivers again.

I was really looking forward to it.

A longstanding tradition to go and fish the Reabrook for chub, dace and roach with my two mates.

Totally unfishable due to the thunderstorms and the main river is coming up like a train and mud brown.

A sad day.

Baz46

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Somewhere rural 'out in the sticks', UK

Joined: Apr 2018

Posts: 4,916

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16-06-2020, 08:41 AM

Re: First Day of the Fishing Season.

Originally Posted by swimfeeders ->

However, there will be other days swimfeeders, lots of them for you, hopefully. I used to enjoy fishing but due to other demands on me that stopped. Now with all that behind me and looking for other things in my life that is something I could consider starting again. I used to work permanent night shifts and found a few hours fishing after many hours of sitting in front of a computer was so good. It's relaxing just to take in quiet surroundings of nature plus the excitement of sometimes managing to catch something, obviously returning it to the water afterwards. Carp, Bream and Tench used to comprise most of my catches with a few Roach and Perch but have never caught a Pike or Trout.