CarpForum - Fishing Forum
   [Log-In] or [Register]
Angling Lines
Advertise to thousands of anglers a day!  Click HERE to see how
      Home            Search       Help / FAQs   Rules / Usage 
Who's Online Member List      Articles           Gallery           Weather     
  New Posts: 0
 New Posts  Abbey Lakes
 [Log-In]  [Register]
andyhawkes
Posts: 1008
andyhawkes
   Old Thread  #392 22 Sept 2013 at 6.29pm    Login    Register
What's the availability like for early April nxt year on kingfisher?

Regards Andy..
ru12
Posts: 149
ru12
   Old Thread  #391 21 Sept 2013 at 5.19pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #390
What sort of experience have you got and what are you hoping to achieve during your stay?

The short answers are :

WildBoar - Lots of action from fish averaging 18-25lb but with the probability of a low 30 in there somewhere and the outside chance of a 40

Attila - No longer a runs water as such but big hits of fish are still possible, average weights are between 28-33lb and there's a very real chance of a 40lb+ fish

KingFisher - Originally better known for it's Catfish and Pike, KF has turned into an awesome winter/spring Carp lake. The average size is somewhere in the low/mid 30's, 40's are banked on a weekly basis and there is always the chance of a 50lb fish. KF also holds what we believe is actually the largest Carp on the complex but only time will tell just what it weighs....

Fox - Has the highest average weight of fish on site. Somewhere in the upper 30lb bracket, there are literally hundreds of 40's, approx 25-30x 50lb+ fish, a handful of 60's and Humpy has just topped the 70lb mark

Heron - Set up to provide more action than Fox, the average weight is slightly lower (around mid 30's) but there are a staggering amount of 50lb'ers present, around 75 fish now top that weight, with Shoulders now weighing over 85lb!

Regards,

Ru
tillyfishing1
Posts: 450
   Old Thread  #390 19 Sept 2013 at 8.33pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #389
Hi all, What would be the best lake to fish next year in April. would be the first time fishing there, for two people?
Nunus
Posts: 13
   Old Thread  #389 18 Sept 2013 at 10.26pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #388
Hi does anyone know if my chub barrow mat is ok to use at abbey it has ridged sides like a cradle
ilovefishingme
Posts: 1459
ilovefishingme
   Old Thread  #388 18 Sept 2013 at 8.34pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #387
Thanks
ru12
Posts: 149
ru12
   Old Thread  #387 18 Sept 2013 at 8.31pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #386
Boilies are defo in favour at the moment! The fish are really starting to feed, hard and they won't get full in bits!! I'd never advise against hemp/pellet but use those to get some smell in the water and then ween them on to the round things
ilovefishingme
Posts: 1459
ilovefishingme
   Old Thread  #386 17 Sept 2013 at 1.57pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #385
lol cheers. just like to get a bit of a heads up from the man in the know !
dont want to take sack loads of pellet or particle to find its not needed or the other way round.
will bring boilies unless advised otherwise !!!!
ru12
Posts: 149
ru12
   Old Thread  #385 17 Sept 2013 at 12.00pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #384
Jeez,

Don't get so emotional fella! Hardly necessary to bring the kitchen sink. It's a carp lake, just like any other but with a smidge more weed and a scattering of Crays. Wouldn't worry too much about them either as our netting this season has been extreme in the least and we really do appear to have (finally) got 'em on the run!!

My sincere apologies to everyone for the lack of posts recently but everything is at your fingertips in my absence!!!!

There is a swim by swim guide further down this post, as well as all the info on the Abbey website regards the lakes and how best to approach them overall and there is of course, the wonder of Facebook that'll keep you up to date on thing from day to day!

I am incredibly busy this season due to my change of position and the lack of an outright Bailiff to assist me, so I'm juggling a much bigger workload and don't always have time to answer every email in person.

Regards,

Ru



ilovefishingme
Posts: 1459
ilovefishingme
   Old Thread  #384 12 Sept 2013 at 2.30pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #383
appreciate your reply. many thanks
Diondumbrell02
Posts: 14
   Old Thread  #383 12 Sept 2013 at 12.06pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #382
Hi mate only been a couple of times so no expert mainline cell is a good bet . The weed on fox is generally about 20 yards from the bank then quite clear .Heron is very weedy but there lots of clear spots a marker rod is a must .Ru has maps of most swims and good knowlage of them so it's good to have a coffee and a chat when u arrive fish just like u were in England with bigger hooks lol hope that's helped u a bit the fish are stunning hope u get a few
ilovefishingme
Posts: 1459
ilovefishingme
   Old Thread  #382 12 Sept 2013 at 10.14am    Login    Register
In reply to Post #376
guess i will just have to take every type of bait and tackle and find out when i get there , lol
baffled
Posts: 835
baffled
   Old Thread  #381 12 Sept 2013 at 9.08am    Login    Register
In reply to Post #379
How vital is a bait boat?
Fishworror
Posts: 25
Fishworror
   Old Thread  #380 11 Sept 2013 at 4.03pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #379
Cheers mate
Diondumbrell02
Posts: 14
   Old Thread  #379 11 Sept 2013 at 3.49pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #378
The weed is normally ok and if there is room ru will Let u move as long as u in form him there is no draw !!!!
Fishworror
Posts: 25
Fishworror
   Old Thread  #378 11 Sept 2013 at 3.22pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #369
Looking for a little info on the lakes hoping to do a week here at the end of April

Can you swap lakes while you are there ?

What's the weed generally like April/may I know weather depending ?

Is there a draw ?

Page: 30.3333333333333 of 56  
   Advertising disclosure  
  © Copyright 2002-2024  -  www.CarpForum.co.uk contact : webmaster@carpforum.co.uk