Stereotypes
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Brunocork
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Stereotypes
I often feel I'm not your average sea angler... ..so I thought I'd post to see what other people think.
Is there a stereotype?
Do you fit it / not fit it, and why?
Is there a stereotype?
Do you fit it / not fit it, and why?
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corbyeire
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ive a feeling youve a lot of time your hands
say you get the same spread of society as with anything else
say you get the same spread of society as with anything else
catch and release!
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corbyeire
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ah - im neither - what am i going to dostevecrow74 wrote:there are two types of sea angler..
1: the mackerel basher
&
2: the tackle tart.
catch and release!
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i was going to say glorified pollock basher.. but you have advanced from thatcorbyeire wrote:ah - im neither - what am i going to dostevecrow74 wrote:there are two types of sea angler..
1: the mackerel basher
&
2: the tackle tart.
i also forgot to mention the third type of fisherman...
the fine weather fisherman...only shows up when its not raining/windy/cloudy/cold
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the pleasure angler are usually also fine weather fishers.. (when was the last time you fished in a gale)Pat Spillane wrote:How about the pleasure angler, (me) the fish to feed angler (Macky bassher) and the match angler (serious s***)
Thanks mods I should know better.
the fish to feed are usually macky bashers aka glorified pollock bashers( not to be mistaken with C&R glorified pollock bashers)
and match anglers.. well you show me one thats not a tackle tart
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Ahh, where to begin. I have a vast wealth of experience ...Mr_Green wrote:we werent gonna mention bad johnathan but since youve arrived, fill us in![]()
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