In reply to Post #14
Spot on with longreach, but they most definitely aren't all still there in fen, unless they've all returned this year.
Spot on with longreach, but they most definitely aren't all still there in fen, unless they've all returned this year.
In reply to Post #16
no mate, a lot clearly went in fen. Ferry is arguable, so little pressure and with the out of bounds we will never know. The whole area is captivating, not knowing what will turn up where and when. proper.
no mate, a lot clearly went in fen. Ferry is arguable, so little pressure and with the out of bounds we will never know. The whole area is captivating, not knowing what will turn up where and when. proper.
In reply to Post #17
They used to go walkies in the wool pack a fair bit.
They used to go walkies in the wool pack a fair bit.
In reply to Post #10
Why would I want to calm down? No anger in that post. Sarcasm yes. Perhaps you should read tbe actual words instead of your interpretation of them.
Two points and I'm gone.
1. The complex is on a flood plain. It floods annualy. No too difficult to ascertain.
2. If you want to know exactly whats in the lake in front of you then you're probably on wrong complex.
Cheers.
Why would I want to calm down? No anger in that post. Sarcasm yes. Perhaps you should read tbe actual words instead of your interpretation of them.
Two points and I'm gone.
1. The complex is on a flood plain. It floods annualy. No too difficult to ascertain.
2. If you want to know exactly whats in the lake in front of you then you're probably on wrong complex.
Cheers.
In reply to Post #17
V much agree, fished and bailiffed for a while back in the 80s, they seemed to stay put for many years, but my contacts tell me most of the stock went good few years back.
The whole complex is a mystery, but time needed imo
V much agree, fished and bailiffed for a while back in the 80s, they seemed to stay put for many years, but my contacts tell me most of the stock went good few years back.
The whole complex is a mystery, but time needed imo
In reply to Post #21
Actually I would argue he made 2 solid statements in the last post. If you are not comfortable in the possibility of a complex losing fish to flooding then probably best avoiding one on a flood plane.
Actually I would argue he made 2 solid statements in the last post. If you are not comfortable in the possibility of a complex losing fish to flooding then probably best avoiding one on a flood plane.
Fishing in the area the most frustrating thing is when the lakes are difficult to fish because the banks are under water. Not impossible but certainly makes it more challenging.
Managed to get on the FB group and see the advert going out for this years membership so got signed up. Looking forward to the challenge.
In reply to Post #22
Floods & Otters, proper survivors those carp 👌🏻
Floods & Otters, proper survivors those carp 👌🏻