ianain
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Funnily enough, you have posted an image of the filename so that really is a clever trick when posting a link to the photo, it should have quite a bit before: 20180603_091103.jpg; it should start with https:// and then be followed by something like dropbox.com/2018/06/bluelabels_massive_carp/20180603_091103.jpg I don't have a drop box account so don't know much more, sorry.
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I don't think you need a camera to remember a catch like that, well in buddy
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Try contacting admin, I always crop and resize images before uploading (normally to a width of 600 pixels), but then I don't post many pictures of fish
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I've been after a job selling programmes at the word cup since I left school; any more jobs going?
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It's down to personal choice of course, but, I would not suggest using a pole for carp fishing simply because you have no control over it; I would suggest float fishing using a medium to heavy feeder rod as an alternative.
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Well in there Esmin
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It's a never ending debate, I'm not sure if we will ever really know outside of a gut feel; what seems to be the case and works one day might not work the next or seem to be something else. Fishing would soon get boring if we did know everything, most of my enjoyment is the chase (including dabbling in the bait quest) rather than the capture.
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I'm just wondering if it's a 'Live' picture on ifone or some such odd format? or maybe the server can't understand some of the exif tags? You can try an online resizing site and see what happens. Have you changed a setting on your camera, have you uploaded images to this site using the same phone?
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Could be the size or the type of file. What did you use to take the picture? (camera, phone, tablet etc..)
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My drain rods sink
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If each end of a hollow pole is plugged with cork or foam, it should be quite buoyant; the drain rods I have will let water in as that is the way they are made (brass fittings, pinned in place); but I haven't tried to float them on water. Yet!, I might get a chance if I play my cards right
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Or drill a hole and pin them together using the connectors?
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Pegging brolly on rocky ground
ianain replied to ianain's topic in Carp Fishing Tackle and Equipment
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Pegging brolly on rocky ground
ianain replied to ianain's topic in Carp Fishing Tackle and Equipment
Cheers Steve, think I've cracked it:
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Pegging brolly on rocky ground
ianain replied to ianain's topic in Carp Fishing Tackle and Equipment
Doh! Not Boddington, I'm on mud, but there are rocks less than 16.764mm beneath ground level; you can sometimes weave a peg through, storm poles make me speak funny words . Trouble is I rarely use a brolly, so haven't developed a knack for using one (showing how dumb I am ). When I have used one, it's normally on plain simple mud where you can get pegs and stuff in. -
Any advice for pegging down a brolly on rocky ground? Was fishing yesterday and needed to put up my brolly, to protect from sun (not much, but enough) to protect from rain (enough) to protect from wind (not my own ) The wind kept changing direction and meant re-positioning the thing, anyone know any good ways of getting the pegs deep enough in the first place (mallets not allowed)?
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Welcome to the forum
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Reminds me of a line in Carry on up the Jungle: Or something like that
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Sweetcorn and Marmite, you'll fit right in. Welcome to the throng!
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Welcome to the forum
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Well done, you must be a happy bunny
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Effort = reward, so you are due some; you'll be moaning about aching arms next
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Is that sunshine in the background? can't be sure as I haven't seen any for a while
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I know the feeling
