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Old 08-12-2011, 03:06 PM
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2012 is fast approaching,is it too much to ask that the members of this forum enjoy their own methods of fishing and leave others to enjoy theirs!Sick of seeing methods,fisheries etc getting a hard time because some folk don't agree with it.None of us know whats around the corner,let's all just enjoy our fishing,wherever and whatever you may be fishing for!
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2012 is fast approaching,is it too much to ask that the members of this forum enjoy their own methods of fishing and leave others to enjoy theirs!
Yup. I rather think it is.
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Old 08-12-2011, 03:16 PM
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Your are right but it will never happen!

Such is the nature of most fora that someone will always think that their opinion is the right one and therefore the need to express it in a sometimes offensive way!

BTW 1471...Did I tell you that I was better at catching fish than you are!!!
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Old 08-12-2011, 03:22 PM
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Your are right but it will never happen!

Such is the nature of most fora that someone will always think that their opinion is the right one and therefore the need to express it in a sometimes offensive way!

BTW 1471...Did I tell you that I was better at catching fish than you are!!!
When you say better do you mean with more style or just you catch more?

Nice blog BTW. .... Nearly as good as mine

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Old 08-12-2011, 03:27 PM
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It would be Nice

Although Personally I don`t like your methods of trying to influence other formulites
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Old 08-12-2011, 03:29 PM
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2012 is fast approaching,is it too much to ask that the members of this forum enjoy their own methods of fishing and leave others to enjoy theirs!Sick of seeing methods,fisheries etc getting a hard time because some folk don't agree with it.None of us know whats around the corner,let's all just enjoy our fishing,wherever and whatever you may be fishing for!
You are right, but yes it is, as you can see by the replies already..
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When you say better do you mean with more style or just you catch more?
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Nice blog BTW. .... Nearly as good as mine
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Old 08-12-2011, 05:40 PM
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Stop talking so daft and get back to float fishing at that rubbish pond ye weirdo..................


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Old 08-12-2011, 05:43 PM
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Did someone mention the word "bung"?...

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2012 is fast approaching,is it too much to ask that the members of this forum enjoy their own methods of fishing and leave others to enjoy theirs!Sick of seeing methods,fisheries etc getting a hard time because some folk don't agree with it.None of us know whats around the corner,let's all just enjoy our fishing,wherever and whatever you may be fishing for!
yes it is .............and dont read them then ................and stop preaching to folk









































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