COARSE ANGLER..vol 13. no 6..NOV 1989
- Ian.R.McDonald
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Re: COARSE ANGLER..vol 13. no 6..NOV 1989
Carrying the Efgeeco specimen net would involve two Sherpa and a trolly- weighed a ton
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Re: COARSE ANGLER..vol 13. no 6..NOV 1989
Love that photo.you imagine carrying all that gear plus the livebait bucket (glad to say that I have not used livebait now for about 30 years or more ) and sometimes a old homemade baitboat ,and climbing over a gate and up the steep side of the ressie,happy daysIan.R.McDonald wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 7:40 am 20220620_073800.jpg
Jump off concrete? Where are the steps and handrail ?
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Re: COARSE ANGLER..vol 13. no 6..NOV 1989
I still have the Efgeeco 42in net - went everywhere with me mostly for pike! Until glass came along!
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Re: COARSE ANGLER..vol 13. no 6..NOV 1989
I remember very well the news of his huge common carp.I might have this completely wrong but he was apparently asked where he caught it and he replied that it was "A British capture in the true sense of the word",forgetting to say that it was actually......... British Columbia.In the big scheme of things it didn't really matter but a lot of names were spitting feathers......Envy perhaps ?