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At £45 per fish it might be cheaper for me to buy them considering the amount I am spending on tackle, bait, permits, petrol and the like!
 
Stephen Bond said:
At £45 per fish it might be cheaper for me to buy them considering the amount I am spending on tackle, bait, permits, petrol and the like!
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Hi Stephen,

Go for it then fella, as they are actually only £4.50 each :D

I had to laugh at the fact that the add reads 'Returns accepted' :eek: It would be a red letter day for me if I could catch all 100 of them to send them back :D:D

Cheers, Dave.
 
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Stephen Bond said:
Oops! You wouldn't believe I took my Maths 'O' Level a year early and got a grade A :eek:

Maybe I'll order a batch, looks a lot cheaper than trying to catch one from the Thames!

Stephen
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Might be worth clubbing together and putting a few batches in for the future. Mind you, the number of cormorants I see working the Thames every time I go walking different stretches (particularly the lower river)...maybe not :rolleyes:

Methinks it would end with fat cormorants and thin wallets :D

Cheers, Dave.
 
Of course they are flexible to as to where they can be stocked Canals, Ponds and even Rivers
Thank the **** I never fished a match in my life, more akin to darts than fishing.
 
David Gribble said:
You need bigger than that. Of course the benefit of barbel livebaits is if they snuff it you can barbecue them on the bank for a little snack ;)
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Surely you mean Barbelcue ?? Not sure about eating em anyway David (formal eh ) ? Anything that lives on Halibut pellets and Spam aint gonna be great eating IMO :(
 
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