"Ian Hooksem" wrote in message
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without wishing to open old wounds......

this may or may not do what it says on the tin, and not intending to upset
anyone, I ask, what is the point?
Sure a boat may get your hook and baits to the 'theoretical correct
place', but why bother?
Angling is about learning the skill, and developing the expertise, to
track, cast to, play, and land, a fish. Half the fun is in the chase, even
if it takes countless blank weekends to achieve. And the other half of the
fun is blanking, examining where you may have gone wrong, and knowing you
have to set your sights, and skill level, higher next time.
Anyone with a few brain cells can direct an electronic bait boat to the
right place, but only a real angler can fish it!
Using a bait bait - even if it "catches" you a world beater - must feel
like mast**bating with a blow up dolly.
A short term jolly by reaching the goal, but never feeling like the real
thing.

regards
Ian
UK pb 20lb12oz, after 300+ weekends over 15+ years, and 18+ venues.

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Regards, Ian

Three blondes were taking a walk in the country when they came upon a line
of tracks. The first blonde said, "Those must be deer tracks!" The second
blonde said, "No, stupid, anyone can tell those are rabbit tracks!" The
third blondie said, "No, you idiots, those are horse tracks!" They where
still arguing ten minutes later when a train hit them.
"Pico" wrote in message
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Amazing!

http://www.leslies-fishing.co.uk/aca...For_Boats.html




I guess there _may be_ 4 questions hidden in there somewhere, namely what
would the individual find most useful most of the time when carp fishing

1. A bait boat

2. A bait boat with Sat-Nav

3. A blow-up dolly

4. None of the foregoing

Richard