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Post by dryflyaddict on Mar 30, 2006 3:28:54 GMT -5
Just a quick heads up for any of you that know (or would like to know) the small but perfectly formed River Nadder. Nadder DiaryThe site will be updated with flow and fishing information as the season progresses and other information as I get to it. If you have any thoughts or comments please feel free to email them to me via the contact me link on the site. anyway, just thought I'd let you know it was there. Regards Malcolm
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Post by j on Mar 30, 2006 15:43:03 GMT -5
Great site Malcolm! The Nadder is very local to me but it seems hard to track down available fishing. Ive had fun chasing pike at Churchfields and walked the top of the steep banks at Tisbury. The spots in your gallery look stunning, not much like the bits I've seen. The obviouse way to get on it is the S&DAC but because I'm 2 miles out of their catchment I have to live knowing that I am only number 167 on their waiting list Still I have access to the Wylye so can't complain! Look forward to site updates J ;D
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Post by JayP on Mar 31, 2006 6:34:23 GMT -5
Nice site Malcolm and hopefully my time has come to fish the Nadder/ Avon etc!
As for Cham stick to the Tartiflette and the American with chilli is my favorite at Belouga.
Cheers
JayP
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Post by j on Mar 31, 2006 7:24:58 GMT -5
Can't knock Tartiflette but Chamonix is ALL ABOUT THE BURGERS ;D ;D Whats the name of the burger bar with bits of crashed aeroplane all over the walls? Something like Klondike, or summin
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Post by dryflyaddict on Mar 31, 2006 7:34:28 GMT -5
americain avec frittes was my favourite when i lived there. Make sure its well done though! Ive had the shock of my life with red burger meat before now ;p For those who don't know, imagine a steak mince burger patty about 6" wide, a large rustic french bread bun, dozens of different sauces and fillings (including frittes inside the bun) then take the whole thing and squash it down nicely in a panini toaster... yum yum. the ultimate for the walk home from the Irish Bar in chamonix Sud on those -20 nights
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Post by j on Mar 31, 2006 15:43:59 GMT -5
Belouga? is that the name? Doing my head trying to remember
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Post by dryflyaddict on Apr 1, 2006 0:30:22 GMT -5
there are a few, Belouga is certainly the most famous (infamous?). Cant remember aeroplane bits tho, but maybe i just didnt notice..
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