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    Catch Cult 47 - including 3 barbel articles

    Thank you, Martin
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    Can anyone recommend any Cheap lightweight 45” umbrellas?

    Time to pack in the tabs then 😉
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    Catch Cult 47 - including 3 barbel articles

    What rivers are these articles based on, please? The river images look to be clean rivers, which ain't the Great Ouse these days.
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    Huge, giant, mega, super sized...

    Hemp, where can I source some, please, anyone? 😁 Seems it's a thing of the past 🙄
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    Hinders Elips Pellets

    Astaxanthin:
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    Rain!!

    Blink and it's gone
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    Biggleswade and Hitchin AC

    Hi Ian, Cambridge is quite some way from B&H water up at Olney/Lavendon area. There's some quality fishing to be had on the Ivel too, but it's a tough river these days. You will struggle to catch barbel out of the Ouse, despite thousands being stocked. The chub fishing can be excellent
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    Bristol Avon bank destruction, and dropped level

    Just seen this 😡
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    Photos of river scenes

    Uvita, Costa Rica, last month
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    Official beaver wild release announced. Thoughts

    This on top of several illegal wild releases (Bristol Avon for one) https://naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2025/02/28/beaver-wild-release-a-milestone-for-nature-recovery-in-england/
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    Photos of river scenes

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    Photos of river scenes

    Fisher's Green
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    Beavers, again.

    Although not directly related to our barbel fishing exploits, but as beavers are/have been reintroduced to waters in Shropshire and Northamptonshire, with plans for Bedfordshire, it seems that their healthy reproduction up north, is getting out of control...
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    Great Ouse stocking

    The restocking process on the Great Ouse and Ivel has been going on for almost 20 years, with excess of 150,000 fish stocked. Natural reproduction will not return generally until pollution and abstraction are majorly reduced
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    Great Ouse stocking

    Of course I don't begrudge herons helping themselves. My comment was concerning the repeated stocking of undersized fish, and how easy it has been for any winged predation. Cormorants 😐
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