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Does Vaseline kill crabs? You may need to apply petroleum jelly to the area every night for several weeks. Crabs don't disappear after the treatment kills them.

Barbel spawn in wide ranging temperatures ranging from 14-20 degrees C, in late spring or early summer (between May and July)

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If the fluoro is for a hooklength only why not use a swivel. If it is for a shockleader uni to uni.

https://www.edp24.co.uk/sport/estate-lakes-angling-paradise-norfolk-7910326?fbclid=IwAR2cwEhRwkXfZfZ9OuRklb3ZvspSHSmgJtOxL_lcQOIjNPuHbqQYJ0A0t-s

The JW Young factory in Tewkesbury has closed down recently which I found out because I live nearby and I visited it to pick up a new Ray Walton Pin. However a really helpful Guy named Chris told me he was re-locating to premises nearby and would be continuing to provide services. Contact...

A couple more of the Teme yesterday :

I have heard of cats on the Avon above Nafford weir and there was a big cat caught a couple of years ago above Birds meadow on the Mythe stretch.

https://www.catfishconservationgroup.co.uk/welscatfish/

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Photos from a walk this morning along the river Teme at Broadwas: The last photo shows evidence of animal and human out of season fishing activity:

Fact: Otters live in rivers, lakes, canals etc. Fact: River otters eat 15% to 20% of their total body weight each day. A large male may consume as much as 11 kg (25 lb.) of food daily. Fact: I see otters nearly everytime I go fishing nowadays whereas I never saw one at all a few years ago...

Salmon Fisherman at Diglis Weir on the river Severn below Worcester.

I am amazed it withstood the recent floods, there is a bmx bike track been created next to it so it could be kids but there is also 2 wheelbarrows chained to a tree also so not sure but it is well constructed and is beneath a busy road bridge.

It is amazing what you come across when walking the riverbanks, river Teme above Powick:

Best I have ever had is the now discontinued lone angler one but the Gardner is also very good

I have the Korum lightweight but don't find it that comfortable so most of the time I use one of these which are ideal for roving but not so sure if you have a bad back : https://ukmcpro.co.uk/products/mil-tec-folding-camping-stool

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Thanks Terry, yes if you can keep a tightish line with a barbless hook even when in a snag and time it just right when to slacken off and when to put the pressure back on I agree you have a good chance of landing the fish. I think the areas you are referring to are more of a hook and hold on...