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Soft-hackle wrote:Very nice photo story, Ruard.

Mark

thanks Mark!!

greeting

Thank you for the further information Ruard.
The only time I have fished for Rudd, in Northern Ireland, in a stocked pond. They seemed very much to have a holding/feeding level of depth and if you were not bang on it- you didn't catch.
Very interesting and diverse compared to fishing for trout in moving water here and requires a whole other level of math to have a fun day.

Ruard, this is really wonderful to see. Thanks so much for sharing your particular angle. =).

It's a very different approach from my own and it's great to get a glimpse at your outings. Of course a sharp bend in your hand crafted cane rod has a universal appeal. Beautiful shots.

w

Great photos and essay Ruard. It is always fun to see where you fish, and then read how you fish. Very well done sir!

Ruard,
It is a good thing to "catch a glimpse" into your fish and method of fishing for them. You live in a wonderful place...I think you know that already! I cannot wait to meet you this summer! I have much to learn and enjoy!
Dougsden

Thank you very much for the nice words.

Greeting

Some great picture