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DougieK wrote:

4liters wrote:

DougieK wrote:

Flathead37 wrote:The only way you get good at something is to keep going it , A bit of a cliché I know but it's true, look forward to having a fish with you when my hand is healed :thumbsup: Cheers Mick

5% knowledge, 15% skill, 80% pure determination.

+100% money blown on exciting new toys

I dont' have any money......

Cause you spent it all on exciting new toys

DougieK, you are my hero man, always love your post!!!

jsonh wrote:DougieK, you are my hero man, always love your post!!!

Thanks J.

You can read the report from when I finally got to fish that ledge here. viewtopic.php?f=142&t=13717&hilit=caddy

If you take note of the dates, yes it actually took me that long to find the right conditions to do it.

Doesn't luck play a part in rock fishing?? Must just be my fishing

BIG GAV wrote:Doesn't luck play a part in rock fishing?? Must just be my fishing

In my opinion luck plays a part in just about everything. What you can do is stack the odds in favour of your own success.

DougieK wrote:

BIG GAV wrote:Doesn't luck play a part in rock fishing?? Must just be my fishing

In my opinion luck plays a part in just about everything. What you can do is stack the odds in favour of your own success.

thats so true

DougieK wrote:

BIG GAV wrote:Doesn't luck play a part in rock fishing?? Must just be my fishing

In my opinion luck plays a part in just about everything. What you can do is stack the odds in favour of your own success.

And the harder we work, the luckier we get..

BIG GAV wrote:Doesn't luck play a part in rock fishing?? Must just be my fishing

Probably less so than any other kind of fishing. If you fish a remote ledge that has been fished maybe once previously in the last year you'll get a lot more luck than on some overfished pier getting pestered by day trippers wanting to know if there are fish around.