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Well we have sort of now mr slacker. Mike sent us in an excellent recipe for fish and chips. I have tried fishing but never been able to catch anything. I will ask around and see if we can get a good fisherman to post something.
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Not me!, I have been fishing half a dozen times in my life and caught about 2 fish (little ones!).
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although this is an old post I still do intend to do something on fishing. I hear that there are some fish that have been introduced to Britain that are considered a pest. So it would also be benefical to the environment if I were to inform people about them. I think it was cray fish but of course I will do a spot of research before I write an article.
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We have a lake full of fish and we ate a perch that my husband caught. However we both had such a bad experience of trying to kill the damn thing, it kept twitching and moving even after it had been hit (in the right place with the right tool) about a dozen times.
Then hubby caught a big carp, which he was planning to cook, and it was put in a tank to de-muddy it for several days. He then had a change of heart and we both breathed a sigh of relief when we put it back in the pond (think the carp did too!).
As the pond level has gone down by about a metre in 7 weeks due to the drought, we may have no fish left or pond for that matter by the end of the summer anyway.
Then hubby caught a big carp, which he was planning to cook, and it was put in a tank to de-muddy it for several days. He then had a change of heart and we both breathed a sigh of relief when we put it back in the pond (think the carp did too!).
As the pond level has gone down by about a metre in 7 weeks due to the drought, we may have no fish left or pond for that matter by the end of the summer anyway.