Fishing The Fly Scotland
Index => Main Discussion Area => Topic started by: Derek Roxborough on 15/03/2020 at 15:59
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Latest Government report, what will that do to the 70yr old anglers? :z8 Derek Roxborough.
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Surely less likely to meet other humans down by the water. Sounds like the place to be :z16
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Just shout and shake your fist at anyone encroaching on your stretch of water.
Tell them you are over 70 and need to be isolated.
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Hey Derek, as Octogenarian's 'we are doomed', 'we are doomed'. We should be given free access to the best beats out there! The canny owners will appear very generous in the knowledge that 'we are doomed' so a nice cost free gesture...... :X2
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who will have the right of way? age or infection? Derek Roxborough
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Well it's a nice fine day down here and I'm opening the season in a boat on Carsington . Must cast a line before we shut down.
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to be honest, we are lucky in Scotland, especially in the Highlands and Islands
There is lots of space, lots of water and not a lot of people - which means we can happily enjoy our sport without much likelihood of bumping into too many people and potentially catching anything nasty.
So keep calm and keep casting :z16
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This all sounds great. However I am trying to leave Brunei to move home which has just banned travel out of the country to all Bruneian citizens and foreigners with permanent residence like myself. I have cancelled my visa today and was planning to travel home via Kuala Lumpur and now Malaysia is on lock down from Wednesday. I am hoping to get out of here tomorrow or god knows when I will get back.😡.
Eddie
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So did you manage to escape Eddie?
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Yeah ...... I was wondering that Eddie?
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Just managed to get out. On Tuesday I had to go to immigration and cancel my resident visa then close three bank accounts and managed to get the last seat on a BA flight from Singapore Si I got home yesterday morning so I am looking forward to some self isolation with waders on for added protection.
Thanks for asking. I am sure there are lots of open isolated spaces to wander around in.
Eddie
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Good stuff :z16 :z16
Welcome home :z18
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Welcome home :z16
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to be honest, we are lucky in Scotland, especially in the Highlands and Islands
There is lots of space, lots of water and not a lot of people - which means we can happily enjoy our sport without much likelihood of bumping into too many people and potentially catching anything nasty.
having lived here for over 50yrs I don't think the apparent isolation
is any protection, in the old days the first visitors each year brought the current bug of the season, they are around just now on the North Bloody 500,Derek Roxborough
So keep calm and keep casti ng :z16
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Maybe us that don't live in cities or large towns are the lucky ones. There is no way that we can be locked in completely like those unfortunates.
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Welcome home Eddie.
Get your waders on and get out there.
Self isolation for me means completing the DIY list my wife has made out. However I got my season ticket for the Isla today and Glen Tanar is open for business so I will be spending my time wisely "working from home".
Euan
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Cheers Euan, sound advice.
Looking forward to as much splendid isolation as I can get before SHMBO finds stuff at the house for me to do😂
Look forward to a cast or three with you this season, it’s been a while.
Eddie
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Will just need to go fishing to keep away from others.
Like the places I fish by my self.
Bob.