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http://www.fishingnet.com/busby.htm The Fishings Seven miles (middle stretch) of the White Cart Water; from waterfoot downstream to Crookstone. Four miles (lower stretch) of the Leven Water from Gateside/Barrhead to Crookston (all tributaries).

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Intrepid Reels - Pictorial History about the Intrepid Fishing Reel

If you have any input with regard to dates a reel was manufactured or purchased and their cost or any information from catalogues, price lists or if you worked for, or have knowledge of the factories at Cheam or Falmouth, especially any pictures. Also if you are aware of any reels that I not included in the lists please let us know. It would be very useful to us all if you could get in touch via the Contact page and I will include the The little I am aware that the KP Morritt Ltd factory was at the Intrepid Works, Cheam, Sutton, Surrey, until 1968 when it moved to Falmouth. http://www.intrepidreel.com/home.html
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Why use lures? Although the most efficient way to deceive a fish is to use bait, using an artificial is more fun and gives you the ability to search for fish along miles of coastline. There are few things more satisfying to a saltwater angler than to cast to and catch a fish he has spotted harrying fry on the surface. There is no right or wrong time to choose an artifical over bait.

Sporting Fish | Spinning

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Unless I'm float fishing a hair rig, I always like to use the smallest float I can get away with. This means I can get maximum sensitivity, which results in more fish. This means I also like to keep line strength and hook size as low as possible. Waggler floats come in many different sizes and varieties. Which to use is dictated to by conditions such as wind, depth of water and the distance you are fishing at. Some are "self-cockers" that have weight built into the base of the float, so they only need a few very small shot to lock them in place and sink the hook.

Float Fishing

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Guide to float fishing shotting patterns

http://www.gofishing.co.uk/Angling-Times/Section/how-to/Coarse-fishing-advice/Fishing-Tips2/Fishing-Charts--Guides/Guide-to-float-fishing-shotting-patterns/ What’s a ‘shotting pattern’ and why can the correct pattern mean the difference between bagging a netful of fish and blanking? Here’s our quick guide to stick float, waggler and pole float fishing shotting patterns... SHOTTING pattern is merely the order in which you attach the weights (split shot or styls) on to your line to cock your float and help the bait fall through the water.