Well this session started a bit different then the others and not
in a good way. To start with I had to make a trip to a friends to
pick up an additive I wanted for this session which was a hour round
trip. Then I nipped in to Soar Tackle to collect my leads and have a
quick chat with Scott to catch up on what had been caught around the
area over the last week. Then a trip to get some gas as Scott had
just ran out but unfortunately for me there was no gas for my stove
but there was some for a stove I know Scott’s got at the shop, so I
trip back to Soar Tackle for the stove before I could leave for the
lake. Finally I arrived at the with two others already on, I choose I
likely area and got the kit to the swim.
I had just got everything ready rods all clipped up to the spots
baited up when Colin arrives. The fun is not over yet as he had
forgot his alarms and did not have enough fuel to make the journey
back home and then back to the lake. I offered to run him home while
his missus looked after my kit, this was another hour and ten minutes
round trip. It was just before six when I finally got the rods out.
Colin on the other hand had to set most of his gear up in the dark.
Conditions looked good for a bite or two with pressure low and still
dropping for the some of the time there and a bloody great howler
blowing with up to 80mph gusts. Saying this there was nothing really
showing I had seen one leave the water for a second near to baited
area but that was about it till first light. The night passed with
Colin losing one shortly after the take at about five in the morning
but that was it. I had a big bosh over my near margin rod at first
light so was sure of a take but it never came. Time for a fat
breakfast then as we always do about this time, yeah.....
The day passed with nothing showing and all alarms quite for all
of us on the lake. A bit of a strange one as everything felt right
but that’s fishing for you, if it was easy I would soon get bored
of it. Till the next time.....
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