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Old 19-05-07, 12:51 PM
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Hanging post bags stuffed with rags or plastic bags would do as temp targets then tie on a snaplight or slap a glowsticker on for something to aim at . I don't mind helping to make them.
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Old 19-05-07, 01:32 PM
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Hanging post bags stuffed with rags or plastic bags would do as temp targets then tie on a snaplight or slap a glowsticker on for something to aim at . I don't mind helping to make them.
Realistically, after shooting a fita I will have to put my feet up and have a tonic or two
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Realistically, after shooting a fita I will have to put my feet up and have a tonic or two
I have to echo that - a rest and some booze will definitely be in order after shooting a FITA. I don't often shoot that many arrows .
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Part-timers If anyone wants to do any beach-casting I could arrange a bit of that for spurdog and thornbacks ( you don't have to cast further than 60M) with compulsory beach fire and copious amounts of food and coffee.
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Old 19-05-07, 10:10 PM
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Part-timers If anyone wants to do any beach-casting I could arrange a bit of that for spurdog and thornbacks ( you don't have to cast further than 60M) with compulsory beach fire and copious amounts of food and coffee.
Less of the coffee and more of the bevy
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Old 19-05-07, 10:17 PM
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Aye, I just didn't want everyone to know that we fish as drunk as we shoot
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Old 20-05-07, 11:44 AM
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