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mused on the potential of tightly wound 12lb line on a plastic spool and decided a better plan was to use the '66x. i whipped off the side plate, loosened the clutch right off and put a drop of sewing machine oil into the clutch washer stack (including the extra-curricular carbon washer) and spun the spool to distribute the oil and then tightened it back up and rotated the spool some more, to ensure all was smooth. ok then. the dam then; there are shadier spots; the shady swims are pretty but terrible shallow and i wasn't convinced this would work out. i was sure that my first two hours would be merely waiting for the next three hours. i baited and waited to my left, until the low sun's reflection made this impossible, then switched to the right, which i'd cunningly baited up as well. the wait was improved by a sidling but positive bite around 4pm. this pulled hard, yelped a few feet off the reel and even then i thought it was large bream and then i saw the spines. well now. as i'd tackled up with the hssre hexagraph salmon stalking rod experiment , a 12lb rig and two large whelks on a size 6 in anticipation of searing runs from near unstoppable carp, it wasn't altogether a fair fight, but i've yet to consider any fish a nuisance, never mind a 2lb perch. i recast and a little while later i saw a tail heading vaguely in the direction of the float. this, obligingly, after an eternity of 120 seconds or so, dithered, dipped, twitched and then neatly popped out of sight. i untangled the hook length from the bush on my left and re-baited with the two more fat whelks. it's possible these were then studiously ignored. wainsford from the dam on a perfect early atumun day the large and perchy reed bed subtly deceived with a size 6 hook and 12lb line. the perfect float for fishing into the setting sun. lichen and old wood as the sun had subsided far enough west, i switched back to the right-hand side of the swim and then saw a near three-foot ghost slip along the bank under my feet. aha. it mucked about a bit, i switched the float to a scarlet-tipped cork-ball special which was rocked, twitched and wobbled. the quarry appeared four feet out, mopped up some decoy crusts, then did the cheshire cat thing, without the grin. hm. i switched from over-depth and no 'tell-tale', to 2" over, 1 × no.1 and a big fat flake bait. all this took a nerve jangling 40 odd minutes and every move i made was measured and slow. at about quarter to six the float bowed twice and nipped firmly under. and off went my ghost, which pulled hard, repeatedly, fizzed the clutch and bored into the deeper water, but was always pulled up by the rod's backbone. nevertheless, it fought hard and even though the rod had reserves, it was never a foregone conclusion, with the first attempted netting providing the incentive for another wild run into the deeper water. i'll take one of these over six stew-pond clones any day. the hssre hexagraph salmon stalking rod experiment is one of my better ideas. it's a rod for short-range larger fish and appears to do the job rather well. thirty inches of sunset feral carp. and the hssre is a big hit. annoying to have to leave half an hour before sunset. why? time to go home. this is why i keep going fishing. days like these. 24th september 2018. wedgehill ponds. finally outside the cabin. a new venue, on the cac ticket. i was attracted by a carp free pond, a middling carp pond and a sparsly populated pond. the first was ideal for a spell of cabin fever breaking 'fishing for bites' and the second, i hoped, would provide some opportunity to blood the hssre and perhaps evaluate it in a meaningful way. the lower pond appeared to fish well, they usual hemp being followed by much fizzing. exciting as ever, but i struggled to turn the twitches into fish. after a couple of vague nudges, i missed a decent bite on bread, and then striking a 1cm lift landed a solid roach. huh. i tried fishing on the bottom, off the bottom, on the drop, bread-flake, punched-bread, corn and finally scraps of mussel which proved the most popular. i set up a lift rig with a size 16 and a no.4 shot ¼” from the hook then in short order nabbed two roach, a 2lb bronze bream and lost a crucian hybrid. the lower of the three ponds just looked nice... having cracked today’s code, i lost a modicum of interest and headed for the middle pond, although the more sparsely stocked upper pond pulled at my instincts. this pull was overruled in favour of a rod test, especially as there were plenty of carp moving about. pausing only to pocket two surface fishing floats and a ‘gazette’ bung(?), i resolved to test my latest project. i strung the rod with 12lb line, stuck a cork-ball on and dropped a few crusts into assorted margins, reeds and lily pads. i pinched a big bit of bread onto the size 6 ‘s3’, and when this bobbled off, the strike resulted in a doubled rod and a yelping clutch, then just when i thought i’d won ‘things went slack’. the s3 was an ‘ex-hook’ and had more in common with a needle. i replaced it with size 6 owner ct4 and balanced a crust over a lily seed-stalk. there were cautious swirls and then i got slammed again and this fish went for the far lily patch and i incautiously tied to brake it with a finger...and ‘things went slack’. i removed the second straightened hook of the day. i wiped the blood off my burnt and cut finger. hm. ow. i rummaged around for the korda b ‘x’ hooks and put on a size 6. i switched to

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