You acquire a licencse to fish a well-stocked lake. It is packed with fish. The owners of the lake take a percentage of your catch on a daily basis. Then after a while they allow other anglers at the lake to set up automatic trawling systems on every peg and remove some of the fish. After another few years, they decide to increase the percentage take out of your catch if you manage to continue to prosper. A coupe of years on, the owners of the fishery build another lake. Only they are allowed to fish it and they build a canal between the two lakes with a one way lock directing fish into their own lake whilst not bothering to stock the orginial one. Remind you of anythng?
The lesson here is that nothing stays the same, everything in life changes and you either adapt or die.....I speak as one who has been given the last rites.
The lesson here is that nothing stays the same, everything in life changes and you either adapt or die.....I speak as one who has been given the last rites.
No-one else has said it so I will! You've just described the UK fishing industry, and why we were right to vote for Brexit! (And yes, I do realise that your story could have a secondary application - something to do with betting, perhaps!)
No-one else has said it so I will! You've just described the UK fishing industry, and why we were right to vote for Brexit! (And yes, I do realise that your story could have a secondary application - something to do with betting, perhaps!)
You forgot to add that one day the owners re designed there lake and started fishing in it themselves whereby they always managed to get there bait to the fish first at the front of the queue.
You forgot to add that one day the owners re designed there lake and started fishing in it themselves whereby they always managed to get there bait to the fish first at the front of the queue.
Very sad, this time of the year used to be the time to catch the biggest ones out there. The only way is to plant new fish in the lake, but the fish mongers are out of them.
Very sad, this time of the year used to be the time to catch the biggest ones out there. The only way is to plant new fish in the lake, but the fish mongers are out of them.
Halibut is great, but when the big ones do show up there are so many fishermen using mechanised equipment to get the bait in from of him so an angler with just one rod doesn´t stand much of a chance. I would pick the big piles of herring that you could munch on every day back in 2008.
Halibut is great, but when the big ones do show up there are so many fishermen using mechanised equipment to get the bait in from of him so an angler with just one rod doesn´t stand much of a chance. I would pick the big piles of herring that you co
sometimes you try to net the live bait only to see it vanish
sometimes you place your bait closer to the middle of the pond to attract fish more fairly only for the owner to move their bait to block you
the owners of the lake are using live bait toosometimes you try to net the live bait only to see it vanishsometimes you place your bait closer to the middle of the pond to attract fish more fairly onlyfor the owner to move their bait to block you
And the occasional new schools of fish entering the pond from nearby streams never get a chance to settle in and eat some some food and grow a little - rather they are spotted and preyed upon from day one by a host of sophisticated means. Those that escape never recommend to anyone going anywhere near that pond again.
And... the owners ultimate objective is not for happy fishermen to feed their families but for eventually every fish in the lake to end up in their freezer by hook or by crook.
And the occasional new schools of fish entering the pond from nearby streams never get a chance to settle in and eat some some food and grow a little - rather they are spotted and preyed upon from day one by a host of sophisticated means. Those that
From an in running horses point of view. If they bot the winners until the winners no longer make enough to make it worthwhile, the winner will quit. Who are they going to bot then?
They need people who put up prices and need to treat them fairly.
From an in running horses point of view. If they bot the winners until the winners no longer make enough to make it worthwhile, the winner will quit. Who are they going to bot then? They need people who put up prices and need to treat them fairly.
God only knows, The Fear. I don't dare play in running myself because I am not a track player. Occasional bets in running on RUK but volumes are poor so I tend not to bother. In running will effectively meet the end (unless an effort is made to create a level playing field which it won't be) before the pre-race betting completely dies.
God only knows, The Fear. I don't dare play in running myself because I am not a track player. Occasional bets in running on RUK but volumes are poor so I tend not to bother. In running will effectively meet the end (unless an effort is made to creat
I've noticed more advertising of late and the site seems to be slightly busier.
There are millions of recreational punters out there still - they haven't gone anywhere - they haven't run out of money !
They like the offers the big name bookies provide - free £50 bets ,BOGS, loyalty bonuses and no commission albeit at 5% .
So i was wondering if BF maybe publicised a commission free week for the recs but kept Premium charges as they were (obviously to bring in profit for that week) .
The layers/traders would appreciate this extra business and would more than compensate . It may also drag in a few newbies . Does commision put folk off ? especially price sensitive ones .
I've noticed more advertising of late and the site seems to be slightly busier. There are millions of recreational punters out there still - they haven't gone anywhere - they haven't run out of money ! They like the offers the big name bookies provid
One day i decided to talk a long long walk upstream from the main lake wich i had only heard about. After hours of walking i arrived. Since there was no one around i thought that this lake must be empty. But i had plenty of time so i decided to set up my gear, and all of a sudden there were big halibuts all over the place, more like the size of whales.
I caught as many as i could. This would be enought to feed my family for months i thought. But when i was cleaning the halibuts, all of a sudden the owner of the main lake appeared and he told my that i had caught to much fish. To punish me for this he said he wants 60% of my halibut fillets that i had worked so hard for. So i returned home with only 40% of my catch. Since i lost so much of my gear during the fights with the big halibuts 40% of the fillets was hardly worth the effort i put in. After that i decided to give up fishing.
One day i decided to talk a long long walk upstream from the main lake wich i had only heard about. After hours of walking i arrived. Since there was no one around i thought that this lake must be empty. But i had plenty of time so i decided to set u
And upon looking over the barbed wire on a Saturday afternoon you find that all the water has crashed out of the lake with a notice that the engineers are working on it.
And upon looking over the barbed wire on a Saturday afternoon you find that all the water has crashed out of the lake with a notice that the engineers are working on it.