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What’s better than a December barbel?

Alan Rose

Alan Rose

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TWO December barbel of course 😃😃

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Nice return for a short trip on a “Yorkshire” river somewhere. Second fish (bottom photo) was 8lbs 8oz and gave a good account of itself in a rising river. First fish went off like a rocket and scared the living daylights out of me! I thought my Speedia was going to go up in flames 😂
 
Fairly new to this forum and back to Barbel fishing after 20 plus years. Two today on the wye. 10. 1 and 9.4 That brings me too 9 barbel in 8 sessions, must be doing something right! Best so far 10.8 Will see what tomorrow brings.
 

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Alan Mowatt said:
Fairly new to this forum and back to Barbel fishing after 20 plus years. Two today on the wye. 10. 1 and 9.4 That brings me too 9 barbel in 8 sessions, must be doing something right! Best so far 10.8 Will see what tomorrow brings.
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Brilliant Alan, and welcome onboard. 👍
 
I never noticed any damage to the tail however I did have an otter in the swim after I caught it. I've not noticed any damage to the fish at Stacklands, infact all the fish I've caught have been in perfect condition.
 
Alan Mowatt said:
I never noticed any damage to the tail however I did have an otter in the swim after I caught it. I've not noticed any damage to the fish at Stacklands, infact all the fish I've caught have been in perfect condition.
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Think he means mine, Al 👍🏻
 
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