Remember Your First Fish?

[mackem 23,739]

Sticklebacks, using a worm tied to cotton on a stick out the heron pond, At

The Sunderland Echo ran a contest once when I was at school the prize was £10 for the biggest stickleback caught in Mowbray Park duck pond I went with a small seine type net and netted a stream for minnows,they looked huge in comparison to sticklebacks,my mate Metts said he caught it in Mowbray park,we split the tenner and he got his pic in the Echo holding a jam-jar with the fish in The end justifies the means

[dogmandont 9,329]

Same as that AT only mine was caught on a rush with a piece of worm threaded on the tip. I was 4 are 5.

[mattyg 1,862]

River Blythe, stickfloat, gudgeon......

Tackled up by my brother!

From the age of 8 I've loved fishing the stick.

Done the carp puddle tackle tart in my late teens now it's just a rod or 2 and a bag and a good walk!

Matt

[Tyla 3,179]

A small sea bass caught on a handline and a bit of bacon fat on the Hamble river

[marshman 7,756]

First fish was with my grandfather he was fruit picking down in Kent in he's trailer and I stayed with him for the weekend. He took me fishing and I caught a fish I was only seven I can mind him laughing at me as I regaled it in .

A good memory

[terryd 8,039]

Yes it involved a car battery and pointy bit of wire I used to tag along with an old chap on a little brook he made catching trout on a ledgered worm look so easy. I never could replicate it

Edited August 8, 2017 by terryd

[Daniel cain 42,837]

That a crucian d c ?

no mate a little common-have a look at its mouth . Atb dc

[skinner 348]

 

 

That a crucian d c ?

no mate a little common-have a look at its mouth . Atb dc

image.jpeg Charlottes first pike, the look on her face says it all i think haha At

 

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