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    • #42454

      TF_Cutnut

        Got up this morning to find frosty lawns and iced up car windows….oh joy and autumn has hardly begun.

        Toft today could be a tad chilly……..results later

        How’s your neck of the woods?

      • #119046

        TF_Sharp Hook

          First frost here today. Quite heavy as well.

        • #119047

          TF_davenfish

            first frost for me !!
            not fishing today though
            just about to butter 48 cobs
            daughters 10th birthday
            no skimmers for me today
            but i will have a belly full of sausage rolls

          • #119057

            TF_squatt

              Slight frost here in the night, gone by 7am. Still caught 25lbs+ of skimmers today – glad I had braid though.

            • #119059

              TF_Stewart

                He has been down in Cornwall for the fourth time this week! When I moved here they told me that we only got a couple of frosts a year!

              • #119063

                TF_kev34

                  Frost this morning but weights where decent i guess at Holme Farm

                  70lb won i was 2nd with 59lb and 52lb was 3rd

                • #119064

                  TF_Waveney One

                    Minimum temperature here in Sunny Suffolk was a mild 5.4C at 4.30 this morning. No frost and 57lb 2oz of carp for 3rd in match missed out on 2nd by 6lb. Missed out on winning by 75lb though!!!

                    Very, very peggy today at Suffolk Water Park, M2

                  • #119068

                    TF_macky1

                      Hard frost in hull

                    • #119080

                      TF_stevie b

                        No frost in Huddersfield this AM. I was up at 5 and it was around 4.5/5degree’s c then.
                        Set off for Makins around 5.40 and got colder the further south I got.

                        Around Nottingham it was aroun 1 degree C!

                      • #119085

                        TF_Chris-turner
                        Participant

                          No comment ?.;),,;)?,;£&&8,?!

                        • #119096

                          ajb
                          Participant

                            -4 just south of oxford, medley £$^&*^%!! Other bits coped ok though.

                          • #119099

                            TF_Gary K

                              7+ degrees when we left Norfolk for c/champs and got colder the closer to Barston we got. Bottomed out at -1 but grass completly white.Soon cleared when sun came up but killed the fishing- rumours were top weight was 55lb off Barston but most struggled for a bite.

                            • #119115

                              TF_Cutnut

                                There was a joint first at Toft of 65lb odd by Jake King and Simon Potter(fishing opposite banks), which meant I picked up a section with 40lb+ of margin fish which would usually be well out the frame.

                                I think there was a 50 something for 3rd and 46lb by Rich Wills for the other section.

                                most had 20lb+ so by Toft standards it fished hard.

                                Simon was using bread and maggot.
                                I used punch and caster, and lost contact with my fish down the left margin in the last hour or so after one angler packed up early and did two noisy walks past my peg. hey Ho!

                                Silver lake next time and I’m really looking forward to that! Not! This year that silver lake at Toft has been my nemesis. I’ve struggled to get my head round it after last year when I was getting 15 to 20lb, now I’m looking for a bite. Reckon I’ll either blowout or get lucky and not have to fish it!

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