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dog_man
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 Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:51 pm Post subject: raygill |
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has any one fished raygill near skipton? been up today and had a look going back their i think |
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thelamper2008
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| Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 6:35 pm Post subject: |
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i went about 2 year ago it was shite didnt get a bite all day but i been told its fishing good
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dog_man
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theirs a few fishing lakes and a shop up their. got some big trout in them golden ones. pike upto 40lb and all the course fish aswell
http://www.raygillclothing.co.uk/ thats a link to their shop |
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wife
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i been going fly fishing up a place called big wells,its clear water and although i not actually landed a fish yet lol,it a great place to fish,they also got the golden trout up there,i am new to fly fishing so still struggling with my casting,you can see the fish and it not a huge place so its easy 4 novices to fish,i have hooked into a few but lost them,my fault,not keeping the line tight on them,lol,has anyone got any photos of the lakes up ray gill?
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