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July 28th, 2004, 10:47 PM
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broke my duck - twice.
I've been fishing a local club lake for a few weeks now with no success..
tonight - fishing dog biscuits - landed a low double figure carp and.... a 6 oz duckling.... the duckling (and its mum) were not impressed with the action of it being reeled in 60m across the lake. much furious quacking and a great deal of splashing... (didn't need the landing net) released with no harm done.. (except a few ruffled feathers) mum and brood retired up the bank and spent the next five minutes putting their feathers back in order.. then went back to nicking my dog biscuits... ! SS 
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July 29th, 2004, 11:37 AM
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broke my duck - twice.
In article , SS
wrote: then went back to nicking my dog biscuits... Once they've learned a food they'll recognise it and home in :-( You're going to have to change baits for (at least) a few months. Cheerio, --
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July 29th, 2004, 11:37 AM
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broke my duck - twice.
In article , SS
wrote: then went back to nicking my dog biscuits... Once they've learned a food they'll recognise it and home in :-( You're going to have to change baits for (at least) a few months. Cheerio, --
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