Update on my brickies sesh

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paul j
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Update on my brickies sesh

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:oops: a very embarrsassing 4 fish for me and 3 for ray over 5 days :lol:

mine were

Miror - 2 lb on the button

Common - 9.1

Mirror - 14.7

Mirror - 17.4

rays were

Mirror - 5 on the button

Mirror - 7 on the button again

Mirror - 9.2

weather stayed nice for the week wasnt to cold ive got sum dodgy pictures on the phone of my fish the camara broke after the 2nd day of being there bit gutted realy would of been nice to get the bigger fish on decent pictures
ill get the pictures up in a bit when i find the lead for my phone :evil: :evil:
ham shank anyone


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Post by Steve Duffy »

Nice session. 8) Where do you buy the buttons :?: I've never tried them as bait. :lol: :lol:
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Thats bang out of order !

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Post by paul j »

steve duffy wrote:Nice session. 8) Where do you buy the buttons :?: I've never tried them as bait. :lol: :lol:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

oh i all fish were caught on heathrow bait services 18mm red indians fished with a small bag of red devils glugged in csl liquid and the red indian reactor dip and fished over a bed of hemp maple peas corn maggots and hallibut feeder mix ;)
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Post by Steve Duffy »

Sounds complicated.I'm a caster and choppie man meself. :D
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Thats bang out of order !

Species--- Bass,ray,smoothhound,starry smoothhound,plaice,flounder,dab,LSD,huss,whiting,coddling,mackeral,pout,pollock.
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Post by kenny101265 »

Good effort Paul well done ;) ;) Good report :)
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Post by gruffdris »

is this brickfield in rhyl? or somewhere else? live near brickfield and my mate won the carp league last year.
Species 2007: bass, mackrel, ballan wrasse, sliver eel , poor cod, corwin wrasse, rock goby. weaver, dab

i need to fish more
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Post by chriswsf »

paul j wrote:
steve duffy wrote:Nice session. 8) Where do you buy the buttons :?: I've never tried them as bait. :lol: :lol:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

oh i all fish were caught on heathrow bait services 18mm red indians fished with a small bag of red devils glugged in csl liquid and the red indian reactor dip and fished over a bed of hemp maple peas corn maggots and hallibut feeder mix ;)
Now if you had asked before you went ............

Dynamite Baits Chicken Bolies are doing well on the brickies at the moment , as are Rihworth KG1's and Tutti Frutti ;)
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Post by bigdave »

can you fish the brickies on day ticket at night or do you have to have the night card chris
If I want your opinion, I'll ask you to fill out the necessary forms.
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Post by chriswsf »

No Dave,

You have to have a yearly permit to fish at night, will cost you £60.00 in total, this covers you for all your fishing over the year during the day and night, you can get a permit that covers you just for the day for a year for £30.00.

The permits run from 1st Jan - 31st Dec
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Post by Steve Duffy »

When I saw " update on brickies session " I thought you'd built the new BBQ :lol: :lol: :lol:
D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F
AGNB
Thats bang out of order !

Species--- Bass,ray,smoothhound,starry smoothhound,plaice,flounder,dab,LSD,huss,whiting,coddling,mackeral,pout,pollock.
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