jonezy

I wonder if the castanets were first designed as a musical instrument for crabs.

Yeah it is stretchy and it's stood the test of time. I would personally trust it over most modern hook link materials.

Buy some new ones. They only cost about £5 for christ's sake.

My mum keeps birds. She's currently got a Goshawk, a Barn Owl, a Tawny Owl and a baby Eagle Owl. Sadly the old Eagle Owl we had died in the floods.

Both are thoroughly nice people. Had a few line clips put on my rods, which were built by someone else, and they did them for free because of the distance I was travelling.

To get there you have to go to junction 10 of the A45, turn right at the roundabout, go over the bridge and go down the little track on your right as you cross over it. The track is long and you may, or may not, need a new suspension by the time you get to the end of it. The most annoying part of fishing there was the track. Not because of how rough it is, but because of the tedious pace you have to drive at, unless you have a 4x4. Which is excruciatingly frustrating when you're only about 500 yards from the lake. It used to take me almost as long to drive down the track as it did to drive the 20 miles from my house to the start of it.

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Bonjela definitely tastes nicer.

Perhaps he think it'll be a collectors item in 50 years.