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Old 25-08-2006, 02:58 PM
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Has any one had any success fishing for the big bream or tench during daylight hours on Redes in the deeper water or they totally nocturnal? I suspect I'll have to find out for myself as I have not seen a soul on there during the day fishing for anything.

Any body have any clues as to why no one is catching any Tench? I know that even the bigger tench (more so than most species)can become totally preoccupied with tiny particles. I've pleasure fished at times when they would take a 3mm pellet but put not look at anthing bigger. Particularly waters that get a lot of hemp fed in.
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In a word yes i have i dont do many if any nights out at all now as long as the water is coloured.
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