hulcottflyer wrote:I'm still wondering about the 'blue lining'?
Any of you ever done some serious blue lining?
It when you get hold of a topographical map of an particular area, check the un fished rivers, by identifying the "blue lines". You then find out who the landowner is, through any means possible (usually through the deeds office or local municipal authority. Make contact with him, and ask if you can go fish his water.
It's very satisfying when you manage to get onto some decent water that no one else knows about, only to find, it has a healthy population of previously unfished trout.
hulcottflyer wrote:I'm still wondering about the 'blue lining'?
Is it street slang for "Blue Sky Thinking"
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Attacking players' skate position: One of a player's skates is not in contact with or behind the blue line of the attacking zone before the puck enters that zone.
Is it something to do with offside in ice hockey?
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hampshireman wrote:
Clash; Starburst is three in a van ; where you 'burst' out and deliver. Nothing to do with lapsing or with finishing early
Our office tried it with 6 or 7 to a minibus. Didn't work brilliantly but the banter was good and the OT was very generous - there was so much being brought back they were offering to pay us 2 hours OT for every hours OT actually worked:chuckle
