Hi lads
Anyone know of any lakes with availability or winter tickets? Sick of getting trips abroad cancelled and have decided to do some fishing on home ground.
I live in Derby area and will travel up to 2 hrs for the right water
Thanks
Darron
Anyone know of any lakes with availability or winter tickets? Sick of getting trips abroad cancelled and have decided to do some fishing on home ground.
I live in Derby area and will travel up to 2 hrs for the right water
Thanks
Darron
Theres one near Wolverhampton called Esnes Quarry its a deep pit and i think he has something to do with other syndicates ,look up Edward Mathews
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Fosters fisheries on Facebook is worth a look.
Fosters fisheries on Facebook is worth a look.
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Thanks, I will look into that,
Thanks, I will look into that,
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Thanks, I've been in touch so awaiting a reply
Thanks, I've been in touch so awaiting a reply
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There is a thread running about Esnes,I would not bother joining it.Try to find the thread and have a read about it
There is a thread running about Esnes,I would not bother joining it.Try to find the thread and have a read about it
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Thats a fair comment but Ed runs it now as far as im aware so its in good hands ,not 100 % sure but i think he has other syndicates or something to do with them too .
Thats a fair comment but Ed runs it now as far as im aware so its in good hands ,not 100 % sure but i think he has other syndicates or something to do with them too .
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I think Ed was helping to stock it but not sure,he has a few waters now.A lad I know is on one of them and likes it,Sutton carp syndicate I thinks its called.
I think Ed was helping to stock it but not sure,he has a few waters now.A lad I know is on one of them and likes it,Sutton carp syndicate I thinks its called.
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Sutton's a really small lake filled with fast growers. A few nice fish but not to everyone's taste. The bowl and the mere have some nice old fish still in there. Prince Albert ticket is worth putting your name down for to get onto some of the meres.
Sutton's a really small lake filled with fast growers. A few nice fish but not to everyone's taste. The bowl and the mere have some nice old fish still in there. Prince Albert ticket is worth putting your name down for to get onto some of the meres.
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A couple of my mates are on Prince Albert and like it
A couple of my mates are on Prince Albert and like it
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Give me a bell mate
Give me a bell mate
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Stay away from deep water fisheries in winter.
Stay away from deep water fisheries in winter.
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I don't necessarily agree with this - the deeper waters will often fish better early winter as they take longer to cool down, whereas shallower waters will cool down quickly -
Transversely a shallower water will warm up quicker so will respond better to short mild spells.
In consistently cold weather a deeper water will often fish well. Bundy's pit is over 60ft deep in places and has excellent winter form on the zigs.
I don't necessarily agree with this - the deeper waters will often fish better early winter as they take longer to cool down, whereas shallower waters will cool down quickly -
Transversely a shallower water will warm up quicker so will respond better to short mild spells.
In consistently cold weather a deeper water will often fish well. Bundy's pit is over 60ft deep in places and has excellent winter form on the zigs.
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I dont fish zigs, so a different set of criteria. When we say winter, I mean after Christmas.
Head down the A38 and get a winter ticket for Butterley. £90.
I dont fish zigs, so a different set of criteria. When we say winter, I mean after Christmas.
Head down the A38 and get a winter ticket for Butterley. £90.
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www.dbfisheries.com
THE BOWL
www.dbfisheries.com
THE BOWL
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Why is esne's quarry so bad? It looks a nice place and the fish look OK I know there not massive but every one seems to slag the place off?
Why is esne's quarry so bad? It looks a nice place and the fish look OK I know there not massive but every one seems to slag the place off?
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I live around the corner from esnes and fished it before it got took on as a syndicate, lovely bit of fishing tbf as it was wild untouched overgrown and we caught plenty to just shy of 30lbs (originals) mainly stalking most out the edges on corn as it was practically a virgin water , we left when the syndicate was formed as it got stocked with loads of little ones and I'm pretty sure most of the originals perished not long after, there still maybe the odd one kicking about but I've rarely seen any pics of originals since and that was a good few years back now
It had a 40 and a 30 Plonked in not long after so I believe (ed Mathews fish ) If they float your boat , lovely lake and settings but I feel like it's been a tad ruined with so many small fish , imo honest opinion there's better lakes around I.e the bowl syndicate which is 10 mins away and very good value for money with what's in there , loved my time on esnes in those early days though 👍
I live around the corner from esnes and fished it before it got took on as a syndicate, lovely bit of fishing tbf as it was wild untouched overgrown and we caught plenty to just shy of 30lbs (originals) mainly stalking most out the edges on corn as it was practically a virgin water , we left when the syndicate was formed as it got stocked with loads of little ones and I'm pretty sure most of the originals perished not long after, there still maybe the odd one kicking about but I've rarely seen any pics of originals since and that was a good few years back now
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