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freddiestar
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Cambridgeshire
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 Posted - 18 March 2008 : 09:26:43 AM
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Does anyone have any information on this fishery?
I have a match there shortly and would appreciate some useful pointers.bait,depths and usual weights in winter/summer.
The match I believe is on the west lake.
any info much appreciated.
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Craigo
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Yorkshire
United Kingdom
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Posted - 18 March 2008 : 10:11:51 AM
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on west lake your after f1's - up to now this year they havent come on the pole line in numbers but now its warming up so maybe they will. Up to now its been shallow waggler - even as little as 6inch if your missing bites - also pellet on the hook will see you pestered less by roach.
If you have a peg at the end with reeds worth a go with pole down side of them - both pegs on the point are flyers - I fished a match on Saturday which was on both the west lake and match lake - west lake won overall with 58lb on shallow wag off the point.
Theres soem big fish in west lake but its tye f1's in numbers you need which are bigger than match lake stamp and run to about 3lb
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freddiestar
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Cambridgeshire
England
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Posted - 18 March 2008 : 9:41:01 PM
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| cheers Craigo I will give it ago. Thanks for the info. |
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uniden300
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South Yorkshire
England
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Posted - 20 March 2008 : 12:14:20 PM
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ticket price; day ticket £5.00 concessions £4.00
Directions - The water can be found by taking the A614 from Bawtry to Blaxton, you will come to a pub named the Blue Bell at a crossroads, take the right turn onto the B1396 signposted to Westwoodside and you will come across the waters on the Right Hand Side
description; bank end has a new 34 peg match lake which opened recently , stocked with carp. the other 2 lakes of about 4 and 3 acres are open all year round . the excellent shop which sells locally produced goods has a cafe were you purchase day tickets . most of the 120 pegs are suitable for anglers aith disabilities . the smaller of the 2 lakes as its more sheltered . you will do well fishing close to the reeds with a 5 metre pole .
types of fish; plenty of roach , perch, and rudd. there is also quite a few chub present . the skimmer bream are now reaching a good sizeloads of carp to .
rules / bans ;no dogs , no radios permittied. no carp in keepnets , no bloodworm,hemp,or tares, noground bait, barbless hooks only .
number of lakes; 3
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cityfan449
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South Yorkshire
United Kingdom
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Posted - 09 April 2008 : 10:43:49 AM
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BARNSLEY100
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South Yorkshire
United Kingdom
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Posted - 25 May 2008 : 11:52:38 AM
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which lake is best for fishing just under on th pole? also do you think it will spook this fish if i just have my pole along th water? Finally what bait is best in each lake.
Thanks guys
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