CO SCHIJF LOOKS BACK IN WONDER


many problems, so many weird things happened, it really took a lot out of me, but also for the staff and organization this was out of proportion. Yes, this time I was exited again, seeing friends again, spending time with them, but anxious to start the match! Peg draw! Ay ay ay..my peg is on the other side


of the bank, that means through the woods to get at your spot, so I jumped in the car and drove over there, arrived at the entrance to a road through the woods but that was closed, so take the stuff out of the car and walking, and walking and more walking. Pffffffff much too far, so retrace my steps and put everything back in the car. Okay, turn around and take another road,


Grrrrrrr also closed! Okay turn and try to find another way and guess what: closed!!! Back to HQ to get some help, it seems that the French rangers closed up everything so the organization needed to find a solution for the anglers. Stressssssss, the match starts in an hour, now


what?! Ross called all the marshals to help, boats where arranged, drive to a meeting point and again unload the car, and put all the gear on the shore. Everything goes in the rubber boats,


Now and then ... My first experience of the World Carp Classic in 1999 at Lac de Madine (above) and at Lago de Bolsena last year


Who is touching my bivvy all the time? I unzip and take a peek outside, well, I closed the zipper quicker than I unzipped it. Wild boars outside with their babies eating my bivvy!


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