Just shy of 4 lbs.
Gave my Lucky Strike a good workout !
River Wey chub.
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CraigM
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River Wey chub.
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Grumpy
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Re: River Wey chub.
Very nice.
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Catfish.017
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Re: River Wey chub.
Lucky Strike and Match Aerial nice combo. My wallet limited me to a Trudex!
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Lea Dweller
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Re: River Wey chub.
A lovely looking Wey chub! It brings back happy memories of a period 50 odd years ago, when I belonged to a club that had a stretch of the Wey at Elstead. The club was delightfully named 'Knights of the river' and I caught many similar sized chub during some memorable outings at Elstead!
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CraigM
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Re: River Wey chub.
Thanks gents.
This was from the north branch of the Wey, about half a mile upstream from Farnham, so a small, snag filled chalk stream.
My Trudex would have usually been matched to the LS, but the Aerial has slightly heavier line on it .
I've had that Trudex for 50 years now!
This was from the north branch of the Wey, about half a mile upstream from Farnham, so a small, snag filled chalk stream.
My Trudex would have usually been matched to the LS, but the Aerial has slightly heavier line on it .
I've had that Trudex for 50 years now!