Hello!
Im new on this forum I only joined yesterday. Im looking forward to what I can share and learn from other forum members. Im from Burnley Lancs and mainly fish on the river calder and ribble for salmon sea trout and brownies. Im hoping to have ago for the grayling this winter if I can brave it out
Regards Paul.

Welcome aboard.
Pretty sure you will learn something on here, it might not be worth learning, but there you go.

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Welcome Paul, enjoy. Lots of great information and help available here.

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Welcome to the Forum Paul.

Jim

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Welcome to the Forum Paul

Thanks for the welcomes chaps

Welcome Paul, you'll see from my posts that I'm new here myself but believe me its the place to pick up good info

Welcome along, from the village idiot.

Welcome Paul,
I'm guessing you fish the less well known Lacashire Calder not the famous Yorkshire one, me too! There are some Grayling in there. i've caught just one, and i know a few others who have caught one in there but they are massively outnumbered by Brownies (and shopping trolleys!).

I'm told a few hard frosts will help put the trout off so I may have a go on my club water once Winter arrives.

SharkeyP

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Stay at home the Trout obliges.

Welcome aboard. Like you I,d love to have a go at grayling on rivers, but so far haven,t had the opportunity, but here,s hoping....

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