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  • OrangeHopper
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    Hoppers are more subtle than boobies or nobblers.

    Smews visit Dungeness where I caught many a small tench in the shadows of the sound mirrors and the twin magnox and advanced gas cooled atomic power stations.

    Ah so!

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  • darmstadt
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    Remember it well

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  • Fungus
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    Originally posted by OrangeHopper
    Some of the most exciting times ever had on a reservoir were drifting a floating fry and hopper (orange of course) in the margins.

    Sorry, too many words, I need a rest.
    What's a hopper?

    There's usually a lot of ducks and gulls on reservoirs at this time of year. The gulls feed on the refuse on land fill sites, then fly to the reservoir for a paddle. Then we drink the water. Tasty.

    Seen any Smew? I do like those birds.

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  • scotspine
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    of course, i knew you knew that oh. such esoteric knowledge is available only to a select few. it is only in the margins that we may fly unaided.

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  • OrangeHopper
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    The Margins

    Some of the most exciting times ever had on a reservoir were drifting a floating fry and hopper (orange of course) in the margins.

    Sorry, too many words, I need a rest.

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