In reply to Post #677
On heron second week of November done well last year same week not a lot of help to those struggling, if it is slow stay up they show at night and move if you can.
On heron second week of November done well last year same week not a lot of help to those struggling, if it is slow stay up they show at night and move if you can.
In reply to Post #678
I'm down mid Nov again, might see you down there.
I'm down mid Nov again, might see you down there.
In reply to Post #679
Going 8th
Going 8th
In reply to Post #680
17th
17th
In reply to Post #681
Good luck lads.... I managed to sneak out a 44lb and 30lb mirror losing a much better fish as well
Not too shabby for 4 days in NNE winds
Tight lines
Good luck lads.... I managed to sneak out a 44lb and 30lb mirror losing a much better fish as well
Not too shabby for 4 days in NNE winds
Tight lines
In reply to Post #682
Nice one 
Nice one
Im fishing attilla in march 2020 yes i know its way way off lol but has anyone fished it any tips
First time abroad
How much bait
What bait
Lake info ect
Thanks guys
First time abroad
How much bait
What bait
Lake info ect
Thanks guys
In reply to Post #684
Haven't fished atilla myself, but the complex sees all sorts of baits so take whatever you are confident with. Lots of crays on the complex so make sure you take plenty of hardened baits, and mesh too. I'd avoid too many pellets but cause of the crays too. Bit of particle is worth taking
Haven't fished atilla myself, but the complex sees all sorts of baits so take whatever you are confident with. Lots of crays on the complex so make sure you take plenty of hardened baits, and mesh too. I'd avoid too many pellets but cause of the crays too. Bit of particle is worth taking
In reply to Post #685
Thanks fella got a while to wait but the more info i can get the better i am prepared
Thanks fella got a while to wait but the more info i can get the better i am prepared
In reply to Post #686
I spoke to some lads who were on atilla while I was there this summer, and they were fishing exactly as you would over here other than using hard hook baits. They were doing quite well considering it was the middle of the heatwave and knocking towards 40 degrees some days. Steve the bailiff did advise me to use mainline bait while I was out there as that's what they sell, but I used my own rolled baits and had more on the lake I was on than the other 5 on there combined so don't think all that expensive, low grade gear is necessary
I spoke to some lads who were on atilla while I was there this summer, and they were fishing exactly as you would over here other than using hard hook baits. They were doing quite well considering it was the middle of the heatwave and knocking towards 40 degrees some days. Steve the bailiff did advise me to use mainline bait while I was out there as that's what they sell, but I used my own rolled baits and had more on the lake I was on than the other 5 on there combined so don't think all that expensive, low grade gear is necessary
In reply to Post #687
Thanks ip
Im thinking about taking 20kg boilies
Plus some particles and pellets with me will that be enough ??
Don't have a bait boat so I'll be spoding do they react to spods ?
Thanks ip
Im thinking about taking 20kg boilies
Plus some particles and pellets with me will that be enough ??
Don't have a bait boat so I'll be spoding do they react to spods ?
In reply to Post #688
Not sure on that one, but on wild boar it killed it when I used a spod. Using single boat loads was the way to go. Every time we used a spod that spot would dry up for a couple of days. With the boat I had a couple of runs before I'd even got the boat back to the bank. I'd be wary of pellets, the crays in there can be horrendous, and apparently the one we fished was the one with least crays in.
I'd say 20kg of boilie would be plenty, and is take another 20 of particle too. Take a load of it dry and prep it there if needed.
They do hire bait boats out if you want one
Not sure on that one, but on wild boar it killed it when I used a spod. Using single boat loads was the way to go. Every time we used a spod that spot would dry up for a couple of days. With the boat I had a couple of runs before I'd even got the boat back to the bank. I'd be wary of pellets, the crays in there can be horrendous, and apparently the one we fished was the one with least crays in.
I'd say 20kg of boilie would be plenty, and is take another 20 of particle too. Take a load of it dry and prep it there if needed.
They do hire bait boats out if you want one
In reply to Post #687
Any more info on attila I'm out there in April
Any more info on attila I'm out there in April
In reply to Post #690
Good luck mate ive got a while yet
Keep me updated fella
Good luck mate ive got a while yet
Keep me updated fella
In reply to Post #690
No, like I said I've never fished atilla
No, like I said I've never fished atilla