Return of the Weekend fred
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rogueleader
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There's a very fine line between fishing and standing by the sea looking ******ed iirc.
Do you know what homicidal means?
Haven't had a rod in my hand in 20 years, used to fish with my Da. Trout up the coast and Salmon down in Mayo. I haven't really the patience for it, my old boy stalks rivers like a maniac, he has pulled some cracking salmon out over the years, then when he has them on the bank he stiffs them with his wee bat he calls the priest, last rights and all that
I would just tag along and get a swally next to the river
I don't go near the fishing spots in Norfolk at weekends as the jam rolls turn it into a campsite with tents, barbecues, music and drinking. And the odd fishing rod to catch their dinner.
Nah man he's up and down the river chasing fish, it's actually very skillful salmon fishing
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pud
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Told the story previously but when cycling along the canal , saw a guy fishing ... with a clothes pole dangling in water and sitting next to a massive bag of cans ...
I went a cycle up to balloch the other week and there was boys next to the canal at maryhill swallying at 8:30 in the morning. Taps aff already steamboats
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pud
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Same here , cycling to balloch Saturday and guy was walking his dog at Clydebank, next to the chip boat , drinking K cider at 930 ... blootered
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He can walk 100 miles but can’t kneel for are Queen?
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