I was first in the Lido car park and I could see the river looked massive before my engine had started to tick itself cool.
The water was dusty brown and on the grass. I began by casting my feeder into the enormous back eddy that was formed by the Lido bay. After forty five minutes I knocked this on the head as I was continually pulling back debris around the feeder and hook length.
The view downstreamI set up a float rod and trotted a light stick float 'upstream' in the back eddy about a rod length out from the bank. I fed light balls of bread and other goodies, and the odd pinch of maggots.
Owen the helpful bailiff came by and directed me onto his preferred line. I took heed as it was going to be a case of winkling one out.
One never came.
Cheers.
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