Fishing Lake in Cumberland

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Rod N Reel Fishing Tuition, 8 Hawthorn Place, Carlisle, CA2 7GZ, Cumbria
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Covering the following areas in Cumberland: Congleton, Crewe, Middlewich, Nantwich, Northwich, Sandbach, Tarporley, Winsford

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

Then there was the time he was out on a boat trip and Frank caught a magnificent 10-pound turbot, the first of its species any of the party had ever landed. On the spur of the moment, Ron invited Terry and Frank and their wives for supper the next evening, an invitation they immediately accepted. When no one was looking, Ron quietly whipped the turbot out of Frank’s polystyrene box, replaced it with half a dozen dogfish to make up the weight, covered them with crushed ice and put the lid back on. Frank left the boat proudly clutching his boxed catch, and was onl

‘Bloody well better be, otherwise it can stay where it is till morning,’ said the skipper.
Down in the fish room they gingerly prodded the eel, but there was no reaction, and the gleam of battle seemed to have gone from its eyes. Barry very carefully placed a rubbish bag over its head, but it only reached so far down the body. Another bag was drawn up from the tail end, and they eventually managed to encompass the whole eel in black plastic. They hauled it first onto the deck and then onto the quay, where they plonked it on the scales. It went a scintilla ove

TIGERS, CATS AND ELEPHANTS
‘That’s 3 kilos, about 61/2 pounds,’ said my guide, shaking my hand. ‘Nice fish. Good size for eating.’
We fished on until mid-afternoon and I had a couple more, smaller tigers, but I must have missed another dozen. Either there was one Houdini fish continually hitting the spinner or the Zambezi is full of tiger fish. At least, it was then. It would be interesting to know whether the tiger population survived the locals’ need for protein during Zimbabwe’s ‘difficult’ years.
We went back to the camp and transferred to a big cat

You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.