
September 1st, 2005, 04:11 PM
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Hi
I recommend ragworm or bacon rind on large hooks - or better still no
hooks - for that comp on the Rother...
See you there!
PS its not an open.
"Ergo" wrote in message
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"Edward Bray" wrote in message
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Hi,
I am fishing a match in a couple of weeks on the River Rother near Rye in
East Sussex, I would be grateful for any knowledge or advice on the
venue. Specific ideas about baits, fish, depths, flows and tactics (pole,
feeder, stick, waggler) would be good.
Thanks in anticipation,
Ed Bray
Ed which bit of the Rother? The Rother holds all sorts of species, and
when I fish the Clive Vale run sections I use pellets on a pole, maggot
sweetcorn, choppie and worm. Of course now I have said that, it won't work
for you. I wouldn't expect too much in the way of flow as it is a managed
river. As such it really depends on how much rain we have had when you get
there. Depths vary from swim to swim, peg to peg. If you are going to use
a pole, I would suggest .15 line to 8' and then you can adjust it when you
get there. You may like to try strawberry jelly pellets if it is warm,
fished hard on the bottom over a bed of hemp. Fish the margins and middle
line and far bank.
Who are you fishing against and when exactly. I may put in an appearance
if it's an open. 
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