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Jack and Jill are very busy by all accounts

Good to see Millscum got beat .... Keeps em down 'there' with the Blunts

Will it suspend with a sinking bait though Neal ?

How big is your controller float ? If it's a smaller sized one you could try a Giz ? A boilie fished a few inches below the surface ? A zig just below the surface would probably be far more effective though as would plain old straightforward float fishing . A controller float is obviously designed for floater fishing so if you want to try it out that badly then you really need to find a lake that allows it

Apology accepted sir

T-6 Raptors ? Or the Muggas are not a million miles away and probably sharp

I don't mind , or care for that matter , what people's views are on any topic . It's a free (within reason) forum for people to air their opinions full stop. I object to being brought into it purely because it was Jon's post that Philip took a dislike to . It probably would have been the same were it 'liking' a post of yours or several other forum members i could mention but won't . Other forum members would have 'got away with it'. It was uncalled for and I'm disappointed though not in the least surprised that the post is still there , unedited . Despite my actually physically requested it be.

I can categorically confirm that a Wafter is a pop up that didn't get enough cork dust added to the mix. I know , I've made enough of 'em

I've left it a week to respond to this in the hope that somebody on here with some clout would delete the last paragraph . I'm sure you know already anyway but , for the benefit of everybody else , I reported your post to admin because I thought , and still do think that that last paragraph is bang out of order . Whether I considered the initial Cyborx post to be mildly amusing by way of tongue in cheek is neither here nor there to anybody else and if there had been a 'found the post to be mildly amusing' button then I would have mildly amused it .... In its absence the like button was the nearest option . I reported it , as I say , in the hope that admin/mods would remove the uncalled for snide comment but a week on its become obvious that THAT isn't going to happen and I'm not surprised about THAT either which would have saved me the trouble of posting In an argument I had no intention of getting involved in . Sad . Very sad.

Neal . I reckon that if the only chance you get to fish at Bayeswater is day sessions at Weekends then you are going to be continuously banging your head against a brick wall and therefore up against it all the time . Maybe it's not like it Tuesday-Wednesday time but I bet it is . Its regional popularity puts it on a par with The linears & yateleys of this world Essex style . And when I say that I'm referring to the fact that it's always banged out especially Spring-Autumn as I know nothing about the stock . Not bad mouthing the place , just commenting on its busyness shall we say , but when you are only there for the day you need so much to go in your favour . If the place wasn't owned by Nash's bait guru then you might stand half a chance as it wouldn't be so busy . If you could fish longer sessions and arrive on a Thursday or a Monday/Tuesday you not only would have more options with regards location you may also be in with a chance of benefitting from any significant change in the weather ie setting up where a new wind is forecast tomorrow for example . Nobody wants you to succeed there more than I do mate , you know that , but I think there have to be better options for YOU at the present time in Suffolk/Essex. But then what do I know , I don't even go fishing

As you can imagine Dan I am a total novice so have a lot of reading ahead of me in the next coupla days. I understand that a proper mixture of appropriate Plantage in the pond keeps the oxygen up and therefore keeping nitrogen at a safe level . Does that sound right ?

I'll take that on board Jon . I believe the pond she's buying has "all the bits" included so I'm just hoping that includes the ph thingy too

Glad to hear it Mark . I'm told a couple of small Tench in the pond will keep the bottom free of any rotting food , any truth in that cos I believe my dear old dad did that years ago . Just didn't put it as politely as that

Mmmm I can imagine . I need to do some reading up on this Ph balance lark . Chemistry was never my strong point as you can tell from my bait thread contributions

Well she'll do it Jon whether I agree or not anyway but I'm the one that'll end up looking after it .

How are your fish Mark ? We are putting a pond into our back yard and I'm obviously looking st getting a few Carpy creatures ... Any advice for me ?

Anything produced by Trakker needs to be good at the price they charge for it .

I concur , cheap as chips low diameter sinks well if required , can't go wrong

Gary Bayes owns the place so I can't see that . Having said that it is worth a try . Maybe.

I TOLD you not to start .....

Either way with probably THE most misleading website EVER ....

It's pretty much next to Lingfield park , probably the flattest racecourse in the country . Just saying , lol