weigh or not

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- 03/10/2011 at 12:44 pm #48976
  TF_The Ginger magician
  someone has his rod pulled in he continues for 3 hours with another at which point he snags his original rod brings it in and then lands the fish that is still attached would he be allowed to weigh it in my own opinion is yes as it was his rod and he hooked the fish fairly in the first place what do you think
- 03/10/2011 at 1:24 pm #149416
  TF_JohnH
  I would say yes weigh it in, I would also argue if someone else had hooked his rod and landed the fish they should count it too.
  Had two very strange things happen on Bolingey last week, first I hooked into someone elses rig whos elastic had broken and landed a fish about 11lb which was foulhooked, so I sort of foulhooked a foulhooked fish. Later, after landing a carp of double figures I took the hook out and dropped it in the margins, it was bare as I was using paste at the time, whilst I returned the carp to the lake from my landing net, as I picked up my top kit the elastic tore out and a very angry lip hooked lump soon graced my net,
  I just sat there bemused for a few minutes wondering how the heck it all happened!!
- 03/10/2011 at 2:26 pm #149418
  TF_Tim_D
  Of course not you muppets! Think about it!
- 03/10/2011 at 6:02 pm #149426
  TF_The Ginger magician
  thought about still think it should be weighed
- 03/10/2011 at 6:36 pm #149428
  TF_Gavin
  Two rods out at the same time 😮
- 03/10/2011 at 7:32 pm #149431
  TF_macky1
  no way , he has used 2 hooks on 2 rods to catch 1 fish….. cheating so n so 😮
- 04/10/2011 at 8:03 am #149444
  TF_JohnH
  Disagree guys he is not using two rods or two hooks. In matches I have fished, if you hook someone elses broken line and land the fish it counts. Whilst I accept two hooks are in play, only one is on the anglers rig.
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