Comments on: Fishing the River Calder http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/fishing-the-river-calder.html Look Upon My Works Ye Mighty and Despair Sat, 31 Jul 2010 05:04:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Carps http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/fishing-the-river-calder.html/comment-page-1#comment-3027 Carps Thu, 11 Feb 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/?p=1499#comment-3027 I didn't know they could read. I didn’t know they could read.

]]> By: Stu Bamforth http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/fishing-the-river-calder.html/comment-page-1#comment-3025 Stu Bamforth Thu, 11 Feb 2010 09:01:47 +0000 http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/?p=1499#comment-3025 Nice article Carpsio! You should submit it to Trout and Salmon magazine! Nice article Carpsio! You should submit it to Trout and Salmon magazine!

]]> By: Julian Young http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/fishing-the-river-calder.html/comment-page-1#comment-3023 Julian Young Wed, 10 Feb 2010 16:06:12 +0000 http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/?p=1499#comment-3023 Nice, I really do love fishing myself and would certainly not consider myself a fishing geek/freak, just a plain old geek/freak really. What I'd really like to see is a cracking fishing app that provides awesome spots around the UK, something for the iphone perhaps (cheap / free would be nice too). I started doing this with FLOOK but there are so many spammy images and lack of moderation. Bah. I can point out all the decent spots (and crowded spots) in Edinburgh, generally though this involves fishing from power station stained ming for ten eyed fish or half way out to sea on a dangerous, slippery peer where wind and waves threaten to whisk you out with the tide and horrible rock outcrops rob you of lines over and over again. It's an adventure! Nice, I really do love fishing myself and would certainly not consider myself a fishing geek/freak, just a plain old geek/freak really. What I’d really like to see is a cracking fishing app that provides awesome spots around the UK, something for the iphone perhaps (cheap / free would be nice too). I started doing this with FLOOK but there are so many spammy images and lack of moderation. Bah.

I can point out all the decent spots (and crowded spots) in Edinburgh, generally though this involves fishing from power station stained ming for ten eyed fish or half way out to sea on a dangerous, slippery peer where wind and waves threaten to whisk you out with the tide and horrible rock outcrops rob you of lines over and over again. It’s an adventure!

]]> By: Kitty C http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/fishing-the-river-calder.html/comment-page-1#comment-3020 Kitty C Tue, 09 Feb 2010 20:48:40 +0000 http://www.itsafamilything.co.uk/?p=1499#comment-3020 Hmm, yes 'nearly Lancashire' - 'nearly' being the operative word. Did you not think to intervene when you saw some half-wit Norah Batty battering a poor, dumb sheep? Shame on you! I love the picture of you grasping '14 inches of river-taut muscle' with both hands - you must have been very proud. That pic is actually very phallic if you squint at it (yes, I really ought to get out more) - the gill becomes like the rim and holy macaroni, that is one big jap's eye! A word of warning though - if your 14" turns hues of darkest river green you should get along to your local clap clinic, post-haste! Hmm, yes ‘nearly Lancashire’ – ‘nearly’ being the operative word.
Did you not think to intervene when you saw some half-wit Norah Batty battering a poor, dumb sheep? Shame on you!
I love the picture of you grasping ’14 inches of river-taut muscle’ with both hands – you must have been very proud. That pic is actually very phallic if you squint at it (yes, I really ought to get out more) – the gill becomes like the rim and holy macaroni, that is one big jap’s eye! A word of warning though – if your 14″ turns hues of darkest river green you should get along to your local clap clinic, post-haste!

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