Summer chunks

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Chevin Chaser
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Summer chunks

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Last night on the Gt Ouse. Different angles of the fish captured, purely because at night you can never get to view them properly when using a head torch of any sort. Over 5lbs respectively.
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In a word,"NICE".
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Really great fishing, Vito.
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Luverlychuberly! Very well done 👍🏻
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Thank you all 👍
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Superb specimens!
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Lovely fish Vito, well done.
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Very well done :Sun:

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Well done Vito. :Hat:
Are fishing at night because they don't feed in the day time?
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Re: Summer chunks

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Snape wrote: Sat Jul 18, 2020 12:33 pm Well done Vito. :Hat:
Are fishing at night because they don't feed in the day time?
Hi Snape, this season, at the moment I've found the chub are not staying down, they're up at the top. I could tackle them in many ways, float for instance, but it's a little too clogged up for my liking in most of the haunts I visit.

The servere floods we've had this year has certainly changed the bottom beds in most places here, so new snags to contend with which will be fun come winter. Night time they're on that bottom and very up for it. I've spoken to a few anglers who are catching them in darkness and I sat with another who pulled out four nice five plus chub out one swim. So at the minute for me it's the best time to have a go, stepped up of course as there's a possible chance of hooking into bertie.

Saying all that I really need to get my chub head screwed back on and go after them, my mojo needs to kick back in. I blame lockdown :Brickwall: :Hahaha:
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