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[Bill Walford]

A cracking looking Bristol Avon fish of 18lb on the home page lads. Well caught Stephen Sweeten

 

[Mark Walker]

Cracking fish, cracking picture, love the big dorsal fin. Well done.

 

[Paul Whiteing]

Yes, a magnificent fish, well done. Just a shame the captor is not a BFW member or contributor

 

[Tom Mycroft]

Fabulous fish Stephen, well done.

 

[Bill Walford]

Yes, a magnificent fish, well done. Just a shame the captor is not a BFW member or contributor

I thought it an unfamiliar name Paul

 

[Mike Hodgkiss]

That fish is huge , I can only dream of catching such a mighty specimen , very well done

 

[Ady Brayshaw]

A cracking looking Bristol Avon fish of 18lb on the home page lads. Well caught Stephen Sweeten

Certainly a cracking fish Bill. Looks like it had an Otter near miss once.

 

[Chris Guy]

That fish is huge , I can only dream of catching such a mighty specimen , very well done

In fairness, the fish is being thrust forward, so the scale isn't relative to the angler

 

[Mike Hodgkiss]

18lb is pretty huge to me ,thrusting forward or not ,it's a fantastic image

 

[Cliff Turner]

In fairness, the fish is being thrust forward, so the scale isn't relative to the angler

agree Chris, I don't like photos that make the fish look ridiculously massive, but its still a clonker !

 

[Deleted member 36]

Did anyone see that 3lb goldfish on the news the other day?

 

[Clive Shipman]

I've seen

In fairness, the fish is being thrust forward, so the scale isn't relative to the angler

To be fair I was member of this syndicate two years ago when this fish was caught at 15plus it was bloody ginormous.

 

[Richard Isaacs]

Don’t think it really matters where he is holding it in the photo
The chaps fingers show enough to scale that fish. It’s bloody enormous and would absolutely destroy anything I’ve ever landed …… with whiskers
Well done that man I’m chuffed for him.

 

[Chris Guy]

Don’t think it really matters where he is holding it in the photo
The chaps fingers show enough to scale that fish. It’s bloody enormous and would absolutely destroy anything I’ve ever landed …… with whiskers
Well done that man I’m chuffed for him.

Of course. I certainly don't doubt it's weight. It just seems more and more trophy shots are with the camera lens up close, or the fish held way forward.

 

[Nicholas Morrison]

Of course. I certainly don't doubt it's weight. It just seems more and more trophy shots are with the camera lens up close, or the fish held way forward.

True. Personally though I’d rather see the fish up close than the angler (apologies to some of the super models on the Forum).