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Electronic ignition
Sesman:
I could be your friend ;D.
Seriously though I’ll source two units and give it a go. Seems it will cost around £35, so might still go the Hondaman route if the group purchase comes off.
Laverdaroo:
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--- Quote from: Laverdaroo on January 12, 2022, 12:11:20 PM ---Fish? Wtf??
Bloody spell check!
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;D was wondering about that, and when we went to a fish barter system. Thoughts of you coming home from a hard day's trawlering with a box of fish for Ken ;D
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I am an aquatic consultant as a profession so if Ken'd take a bag of roach we can have a deal ;D
Laverdaroo:
--- Quote from: Sesman on January 12, 2022, 01:17:15 PM ---Would value be based on size, weight or rarity? For example blow fish is probably worth more £per kg than say a Chub, cod or trout. Is sea fish worth more than fresh water fish and does salmon vary in worth if is caught at sea or fresh water. ::). Just wondering.
On the topic of Hondaman ignition, do the original capacitors need to be in full working order?
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Freshwater fish are very much more expensive than sea fish due to you having to rear them which isnt a quick fix. Example being..... A carp, say over 10lb you will pay anything up to £25-£30/lb, a carp over 30lb youre talking anything up to £80/lb depending on the strain, age and previous growth rates and food conversion rates and effficiency proven.
Trout are relativly cheap and so are small silver fish but generally the longer it takes to rear, the more the price so a 1lb Roach would be abput £6/lb where a Tench that takes twice as long to get to that size would be about £9-12/lb.
Told you I was boring, but you did ask ;D 8)
Sesman:
No, that’s really interesting actually. I spend ridiculous amounts of time trying to outwit fish on the banks of the Ouse, Derwent, Swale and assorted ponds in Yorkshire. It’s rather satisfying to know that I’m losing to a no good maggot eating type that’s has a £/kg value exceeding mine. No wonder those intensively stocked fishing ponds are targeted by unscrupulous types.
Laverdaroo:
--- Quote from: Sesman on January 12, 2022, 05:50:50 PM ---No, that’s really interesting actually. I spend ridiculous amounts of time trying to outwit fish on the banks of the Ouse, Derwent, Swale and assorted ponds in Yorkshire. It’s rather satisfying to know that I’m losing to a no good maggot eating type that’s has a £/kg value exceeding mine. No wonder those intensively stocked fishing ponds are targeted by unscrupulous types.
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You have no idea, it's horrendous!
I used to fish the Swale a lot, the Nidd and all over around York when I was up there. Some bloody good dangling to be had ;) :)
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