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Title: lochter
Post by: CGFS on 02/02/2010 at 17:34

 :cool:was at lochter today 5 fish to 6lbs,my pall also had 5 2@3,1@6,1@10,1@12lbs all on olive fritz i used a sunk line other guy used fast intermediate very cold and blizzard conditions

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Paul Rankine on 02/02/2010 at 20:20

CFGS,
           Welcome to the Forum and well done on braving the conditions.  What do the initials stand for ?
Paul.

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Iain Goolager on 02/02/2010 at 20:24

Hi CGFS,

welcome and well done at Lochter. What does CGFS stand for?

Cat gut for sinking?
Colin goes for Salmon?
Coiled green fast sinker?
Comfy Gold fishing slippers?
Cigarettes, girls, fishing & soccer?
Cedric goes fishing sometimes?
Charlies' great fly selection?
Council grants fishing supervision?
Cows give fisherman scare?
Calum guts farmed Salmon?

or maybe just Colin,Graeme, Frederick, Simpson? esquire

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Matt Henderson on 03/02/2010 at 07:55

curriculum guidance for foundation stage?
child guidance and family solutions?
Comittee on the global finance system?

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: CGFS on 03/02/2010 at 10:06

CGFS stands for Colin George Findlay Smith  came from my grandfather apparently ithink my father had too much o the amber nectar

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Iain Goolager on 03/02/2010 at 12:35

welcome Colin :z15

Iain Fortheringham Bishopsford Postlethwaite

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Jim Eddie on 03/02/2010 at 18:52

Welcome to the forum Colin  :z16

 :z18

Jim

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Noel Kelly on 03/02/2010 at 18:57

Quote from: Goolager on 03/02/2010 at 12:35

welcome Colin :z15

Iain Fortheringham Bishopsford Postlethwaite

Now that made me lol

Welcome Colin

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Mike Barrio on 03/02/2010 at 19:17

Hi Colin

Welcome to the forum :z16

Best wishes
Mike

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: CGFS on 05/02/2010 at 16:25

wis at lochter today 8fish for 34lbs best 9lbs 6on cormorants 2 on something i found lying on bank orange no idea what my pal had 3 for 11lbs 2other guys 12each another guy 8 fish all these were taken on white or red fritz,s

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Paul Rankine on 05/02/2010 at 21:31

Hi Colin,
              No offence but what age are you ?
Paul.

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Noel Kelly on 05/02/2010 at 22:13

Hi CGFS. Not wise putting your name and date of birth on the internet, I would edit that if I was you.
Was at Lochter myself today for about 2 hrs. Not fond of the deep place across the road so plugged away near the inflow pipe in the Loch near the hut. Had 4 best 10lb ish, all were in fin perfect condition :z16

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Barry Robertson on 05/02/2010 at 22:29

Was anyone seen measuring wangers  :shock

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Noel Kelly on 05/02/2010 at 22:40

Dont know what a wanger is but I did see Iain Goolager waving a very small rod about today if that's any help...

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Barry Robertson on 05/02/2010 at 22:46

Quote from: An Chuileog on 05/02/2010 at 22:40

Dont know what a wanger is but I did see Iain Goolager waving a very small rod about today if that's any help...

Sounds like Iain had his wanger out after all  :wink

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Paul Rankine on 06/02/2010 at 00:14

Hey you guys,

"Sounds like Iain had his wanger out after all "  .

 Any comment in that respect  is bound to be misunderstood.  :shock

 Maybe someone  else is a wanger ?  perhaps  ?

 "IP addresses work both ways and are always ultimately traceable ". Quote from the Head of the FBI  2010 .

 Hey, That's a bit scary .

Paul. 

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: CGFS on 06/02/2010 at 10:04

Hi A C not fond of pond accross the road either but lust went with my old mate he,s 79 like to keep an eye on him much prefer the floater with the buzzers and small flies rgds what did you take yours on  my 9lber was poor and covered in a slime didna look appealing at all

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Noel Kelly on 06/02/2010 at 10:35

Olive damsel on a sinking line.

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: CGFS on 06/02/2010 at 10:53

got ya A C i like to fish a damsel 16 or 18 with a gold bead on the tail then a black buzzer then a cormorant on the top dropper with a floating line mind you the small damsels r murder to tie even with my glasses on[

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: Iain Goolager on 06/02/2010 at 15:53

Hi Colin,

Quote

damsel 16 or 18 with a gold bead on the tail

Sounds an interesting dressing, any pictures?

Iain

Title: Re: lochter
Post by: CGFS on 06/02/2010 at 16:08

Hi Goolger still trying t get photos posted but no use i use hooks i got from my old pal they were a bulk buy so no idea what make they r  but i put on as small a gold bead  that won,t come over the eye use 8/o bl thread tie in a piece of gold wire i use the wire off the top of a wine bottle 3 strands of olive maribou twist them tie in at neckthenwrap round the shank thenwrap wire opposite direction tie off n varnishadjust tail length to own requirements i usually do this when fishing total time to make 1-2min