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Old November 2nd, 2004, 10:06 PM
Rachael Reynolds
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Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas? Probably has
most things! Up to about £100?
Thanks
Rachael


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Old November 2nd, 2004, 10:17 PM
Phil L
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Rachael Reynolds wrote:
:: Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas?
:: Probably has most things! Up to about £100?
:: Thanks
:: Rachael

maybe a fishing suit?
A good quality brolly?...without knowing the type of fishing he does and
what he's already got, it's hard to say...


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Old November 2nd, 2004, 10:17 PM
Phil L
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Rachael Reynolds wrote:
:: Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas?
:: Probably has most things! Up to about £100?
:: Thanks
:: Rachael

maybe a fishing suit?
A good quality brolly?...without knowing the type of fishing he does and
what he's already got, it's hard to say...


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Old November 2nd, 2004, 10:17 PM
Phil L
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Rachael Reynolds wrote:
:: Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas?
:: Probably has most things! Up to about £100?
:: Thanks
:: Rachael

maybe a fishing suit?
A good quality brolly?...without knowing the type of fishing he does and
what he's already got, it's hard to say...


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Old November 2nd, 2004, 10:52 PM
Baal
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Bivvies, rods, syndicate water license, EA Rod license, some outlets do
vouchers.

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Baal

I smile and go off waving
(Amiably) - for that's my way

"Rachael Reynolds" wrote in message
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Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas? Probably has
most things! Up to about £100?
Thanks
Rachael



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Old November 2nd, 2004, 10:52 PM
Baal
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Default Christmas pressies for a fisherman

Bivvies, rods, syndicate water license, EA Rod license, some outlets do
vouchers.

--

Baal

I smile and go off waving
(Amiably) - for that's my way

"Rachael Reynolds" wrote in message
...
Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas? Probably has
most things! Up to about £100?
Thanks
Rachael



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Old November 3rd, 2004, 03:10 AM
Derek.Moody
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In article , Rachael Reynolds
wrote:
Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas? Probably has
most things! Up to about £100?


Nearly every angler I know has plenty of tackle, clothing and bait. What
most lack is sufficient opportunity to use the stuff.

£100 would buy a weekend at a small hotel or longer in a b&b. Where would
he like to go fishing..?

(Pay a little more and you could get a combined ferry/b&b ticket for an
out-of-season trip to Ireland which most anglers would love.)

Cheerio,

--


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Old November 3rd, 2004, 03:10 AM
Derek.Moody
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Default Christmas pressies for a fisherman

In article , Rachael Reynolds
wrote:
Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas? Probably has
most things! Up to about £100?


Nearly every angler I know has plenty of tackle, clothing and bait. What
most lack is sufficient opportunity to use the stuff.

£100 would buy a weekend at a small hotel or longer in a b&b. Where would
he like to go fishing..?

(Pay a little more and you could get a combined ferry/b&b ticket for an
out-of-season trip to Ireland which most anglers would love.)

Cheerio,

--


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Old November 3rd, 2004, 03:10 AM
Derek.Moody
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Default Christmas pressies for a fisherman

In article , Rachael Reynolds
wrote:
Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas? Probably has
most things! Up to about £100?


Nearly every angler I know has plenty of tackle, clothing and bait. What
most lack is sufficient opportunity to use the stuff.

£100 would buy a weekend at a small hotel or longer in a b&b. Where would
he like to go fishing..?

(Pay a little more and you could get a combined ferry/b&b ticket for an
out-of-season trip to Ireland which most anglers would love.)

Cheerio,

--


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Old November 3rd, 2004, 08:50 AM
Richard
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"Derek.Moody" wrote in message
...
In article , Rachael Reynolds
wrote:
Any thoughts on what a fisherman would like for Christmas? Probably has
most things! Up to about £100?


Nearly every angler I know has plenty of tackle, clothing and bait. What
most lack is sufficient opportunity to use the stuff.

£100 would buy a weekend at a small hotel or longer in a b&b. Where would
he like to go fishing..?

(Pay a little more and you could get a combined ferry/b&b ticket for an
out-of-season trip to Ireland which most anglers would love.)

Cheerio,

--



Now they are cool ideas Derek.

Richard


 




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