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Post by SEAJUNKY on Oct 10, 2007 5:09:01 GMT -1
It would be a temptation to feed them, should I be lucky enough to see one, but after that very sound advise Terry, I'll give it a miss.
Steve
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Post by moniar on Oct 10, 2007 18:15:51 GMT -1
I have always given them a very wide berth! and if one does come near I will be off in a shot:-) I can see the attraction, but something that big is going to be treated like a big dog by me - I like dogs, I have two, but I still dont trust big ones I dont know!
There is one seal near mackeral rock which is massive and has been well fed in the past by boat anglers - he now has mastered the knack of taking half a mackeral off your line whilst avoiding the hooked end! = now a major nuisance. Live and learn.
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Post by jonnychaos on Oct 10, 2007 21:21:53 GMT -1
Now surely there is an easy way to deal with these Seals.....they are waterproof soooooooo How about make a drysuit out of them. ARTISTS IMPRESSION These views expressed are not that of the forum and only the clown who worte this piece. |
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Post by topcat on Oct 11, 2007 7:42:38 GMT -1
thats the one , I would recognise it anywhere its , in the eyes
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