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Lac du der Chantecoq (56,298 views)
Reloo
Posts: 9
#152 21 Jul 2020 09:51
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Guys, can You tell me how it is in practice withthis 100m rule ? As I know people fishing there even at 600m.
Other question - stick to the rules you shouldn't use a boat in the nightime - how it is in practice when You have bite and You need to use boat.

Definitely You can park your van at pegs 26 and 27.

Cheers
gibbo25 gibbo25
Posts: 429
#153 21 Jul 2020 11:46
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I've fished at 300+ yards whenever I've been and had no problem , i always tend to put my rods out in the afternoon when the boat traffic has calmed down a bit , certain swims especially. As far as using the boat at night I wasn't even aware that was a rule and I've never had a problem doing it .
Reloo
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#154 21 Jul 2020 13:21
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Thank You mate - so like my friend said probably nobody stick to this rules - anyway Probaly in many swims 100m from your peg You can have two feets of water, so it doesn't have any sense
Roydutchy
Posts: 92
#155 21 Jul 2020 15:48
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You can park the car, behind the bivvy.
No problem when you go out by boat at night.
Keep in mind that if you fish further out than 100 meters,
And yours lines get picked up by pike angles, stay polite
And don't make a fuss about. Or there is a chance they will
Inform the garde.
Reloo
Posts: 9
#156 23 Jul 2020 20:02
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That's the plan to stick line to the bottom with some backleads if it will be not to snaggy, and solve problems politely
Roydutchy
Posts: 92
#157 23 Jul 2020 21:50
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It can be pretty weedy, so better think of a back up plan.
carpcarpmad carpcarpmad
Posts: 130
#158 23 Jul 2020 22:09
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Could do with bit of info on peg 14 if anyone could help
simonm simonm
Posts: 252
#159 23 Jul 2020 22:25
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What do you want to know?
SUNNYMEAD SUNNYMEAD
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#160 23 Jul 2020 23:30
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Best of luck with that plan,forget landing anything if that's what your going to do
carpcarpmad carpcarpmad
Posts: 130
#161 24 Jul 2020 05:52
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Everything and anything
Roydutchy
Posts: 92
#162 24 Jul 2020 08:34
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Oke, no tree stumps, a river bed in front of you that runs across.
Probably lots of weed, and tourist paddling about.
Lots of cats, if you use piles of fishmealboillies and if they are hungry, they eat anything.
Lots of mosquitos, and some shade to hide from the sun in august.
And hopefully if you got things right, some carp.
On youtube some movies of fishing on chanty, so you can see what you can expect.
simonm simonm
Posts: 252
#163 24 Jul 2020 09:05
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Don't underestimate the mosquitoes. They are on another level out there.
carpcarpmad carpcarpmad
Posts: 130
#164 24 Jul 2020 09:56
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Cheers guys info is much appreciated do you think will need much bait that time of year and gonna take a fruity nut bait
simonm simonm
Posts: 252
#165 24 Jul 2020 10:06
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Have a look further down this thread. I'm sure bait quantities have been talked about before.
Mrcrabbtree Mrcrabbtree
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#166 27 Jul 2020 22:33
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Evening all

im out in September on the south basin swim 24 and now have thew chance to stay a extra week and the only swims available are 1,2,10,48 having not fished any of these swims what would be the best option out of these ?

this is our first year fishing the Der so just happy been out there to be honest but would like to know the pro`s and con`s of these swims .


cheers guys
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