British Freshwater Fish: A Deathmatch

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Fenland Runner Nov 2012 8:28pm, 1 Nov 2012 14,427 posts	0 Fenland Runner Another favourite memory is catching Rudd just opposite Ely North Junction Signal Box on a warm summer's evening, the pond was barely three-four foot deep and there were also Tench present but in the hour just before the sunset they were an easy catch
Derby Tup Nov 2012 8:35pm, 1 Nov 2012 3,207 posts	0 Derby Tup You can't beat an easy catch just before dark
Fenland Runner Nov 2012 8:36pm, 1 Nov 2012 14,429 posts	0 Fenland Runner LOL DT If only
Derby Tup Nov 2012 8:41pm, 1 Nov 2012 3,208 posts	0 Derby Tup The final is looking a bit one-sided
RichHL Nov 2012 10:38pm, 1 Nov 2012 5,267 posts	0 RichHL I can't bring myself to vote. We need a 'None of the Above' option.
Derby Tup Nov 2012 10:43pm, 1 Nov 2012 3,221 posts	0 Derby Tup Problem might be the 'N o t A' option might well win
GregP Nov 2012 4:18pm, 2 Nov 2012 63,558 posts	0 GregP Working on the assumption we normally get between 33-35 votes, a shock outcome is still possible, albeit improbable.
TRO Saracen Nov 2012 4:18pm, 2 Nov 2012 6,916 posts	0 TRO Saracen The bell tolls for the Roach it would appear, and Perch looks the unexpected overall winner. Been a great competition though, compelling battles, upsets and some priceless memories of times long long ago. I think the Gudgeon has earned itself some lottery funding for next time tho....
GregP Nov 2012 4:21pm, 2 Nov 2012 63,559 posts	0 GregP Before we close out, how about this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PXWru--_Pw I always wanted Jack Hargreaves for an uncle.
hammerite Nov 2012 4:23pm, 2 Nov 2012 17,819 posts	0 hammerite Agree TRO, it's on the ODP for sure. I've enjoyed this Deathmatch, I think partly due to it's quick fire nature.