Greetings from France

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Olly
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Welcome and enjoy.
The land of lakes and ponds - fishing, hunting & shooting!
Had several holidays near Gien and have fished Etang du Puits.

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Welcome to the forum.Enjoy.

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Mr B
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Welcome to the TFF Nickolas,
I am in France from time to time visiting my Cousin... she lives 40 miles south of Bergerac.. right out in the sticks.
Enjoy the Forum.
Mr B
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Thanks for all your kind messages.
Stathamender wrote: Thu Jan 13, 2022 1:10 pm I do. Lot of lake fishing up there I assume.
Yes, Olly has summed up the place below!
Olly wrote: Thu Jan 13, 2022 4:25 pm Welcome and enjoy.
The land of lakes and ponds - fishing, hunting & shooting!
Had several holidays near Gien and have fished Etang du Puits.
You've just got Olly! It's funny that you mention Gien because I lived there for five years and just recently moved. The Etang du Puits is a fairly famous place. The Loire river is also quite magical. One of the pioneers of carp fishing in France, the Mahin brothers, are originally from the area. Briare and its Pont Canal is also a place not to be missed!

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Welcome aboard the great TFF et bonne chance mon ami :Hat:

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Bienvenue aux fous. Veuillez n'utiliser qu'à petites doses.

Seriously, be very careful around here. The body of knowledge around here seems inexhaustible and supplies you with ideas without ending.
I myself came here to learn more about cane rods as I became very fond of a more slow and traditional angling mindset during the last few years.
Well… I ended up adding two interesting cane rods to my collection !!!just during the last four weeks.!!! :shocked: :Hahaha:
(I’ll reaveal my latest acquisition soon)

So be warned!! It’s great here!
Welcome!,

savoir vivre, c'est savoir pêcher.

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Welcome to the forum :Hat: :cheers: :fishing1:

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Olly
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Le canal a Pont de Briare! Magnifique! :Hat:

J'ai peche La Loire aussi et vois un silure pres de cent poids! Mon ami a un restaurant/hotel dans Coullons - malheuresment il est mort - vingt annee et plus. Il a peche dans le centrale nucleaire. :secret:
:cheers:

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Welcome to the forum Nicolas! I live in the Correze near Brive so not a long way from you. Where do you fish and what do you fish for?
What do they know of fishing who know only one fish and one way to fish for him?
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Welcome to the TFF, Nicolas!

Well, there's of course a lot to learn from our English friends when it comes to angling.

But look what I've found on a French website some time ago.

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An inline rod made of Spanish reed (?) - can it get any more intriguing?
Maybe you can find out more about this ...
Greetings from Bamberg
Martin

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