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Cambridgeshire area (90 posts / 14,294 views)
Iggyplayerdevil
Posts: 537
Post #31 11 Mar 2018 17:05
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It's done 4 different 40lb fish this season and there another that's gone 39-8 and sevel at 37lb and all goin in the right direction
ip100 ip100
Posts: 12,494
Post #32 11 Mar 2018 17:33
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Really? It's on the up again over there then since cluster disappeared. Might have to get my name down on the list
Iggyplayerdevil
Posts: 537
Post #33 11 Mar 2018 17:48
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The year we lost cluster we lost 2 x 40s, 38, 36 and a 35 common we now have 11 commons over 30lb 3 over 35lb and 17 over 30s. The big lin was 31lb when cluster died it's now 39lb and still growing year by year
ip100 ip100
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Post #34 11 Mar 2018 18:48
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1-Toner 1-Toner
Posts: 1,348
Post #35 11 Mar 2018 21:27
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Spoilt for choice round there? I joined ferry lagoon last year, amount of water that way is mad, if you want low stock wild big pits where it's all about watercraft and observation it's up your street. I love it over there 170ish acres estimated 40-60 fish to 50, its a gem.
zebedee zebedee
Posts: 299
Post #36 15 Mar 2018 13:33
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Bloke i talked to over at manor farm mentioned about this place. Not bad for 70 a season. I believe there is a waiting list for nights though...

Iggyplayerdevil
Posts: 537
Post #37 17 Mar 2018 21:57
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There is a waiting list and I believe it's about 30 people at the moment for the night ticket. There's plenty of fish come to day anglers and there's some great fish in there
NickGordon NickGordon
Posts: 3,121
Post #38 21 Mar 2018 08:04
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Cambridgeshire season tickets?

Try this


https://earithcarplakes.co.uk/

Rather nice looking place with some nice fish.
Fished it years ago for a few years, rarely blanked and numbers of fish over 20lb
bowlez bowlez
Posts: 1,670
Post #39 29 Jan 2019 19:14
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In reply to Post #38

The woolpack pit three 👌 love that place is bertie & berties mate still going strong
hyperloop hyperloop
Posts: 2,798
Post #40 30 Jan 2019 09:50
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They sure are mate. Dear old Betty died a week or so ago but all the others are still going I think.

Interesting that this has popped back up. I couldnt justify renewing in the end but did end up catching a 40+ scaley pb not long into a new ticket... Every cloud has a silver lining and all that.

The beconing move that prevented me spending out on tickets became reality last night. What a place Cambridgeshire is for fishing, I'll miss that I'm sure. Having Yateley, Reading and the likes now on my doorstep ain't too shabby though.
bowlez bowlez
Posts: 1,670
Post #41 30 Jan 2019 10:03
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I've fished alot of waters and woolpack pit three is special and the carp are brilliant hey 👍 🎣

Like u say silver lining indeed, well in 👌

Only thing I didn't like was the barrow journey lol

Poor old Betty, she lasted a long time tho she looked done when I was on there, these old carp don't last forever


Yeah what a shame u only have waters in Reading and yaterley hahaha great place of the country for the carp fishing 🎣

Well in on the pb, was that Cambridge area as well



Sorry for bringing the old thread back up but couldn't help my self, when I seen it was woolpack 123 I just couldn't help my self but day dream about being on the point catching bertie and Co
yonny yonny
Posts: 7,937
Post #42 30 Jan 2019 10:43
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Having Yateley, Reading and the likes now on my doorstep ain't too shabby though.

It certainly isn't lol.
hyperloop hyperloop
Posts: 2,798
Post #43 30 Jan 2019 11:11
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The entire complex is special. Took it for granted while I was on there but finding anywhere with a similar stock and atmosphere will be bloody difficult. A proper water, run brilliantly and teeming with the respect and etiquette that a place like that deserves. The barrow up there was a killer, I did it with a 2 wheeled stalker thing that weighed a tonne no matter how little gear you took.
You had most of them didn't you make?

It was from Cambridge area mate yeah, made my year for sure. Didn't do a lot after that as I was a bit lost.

Cant complain Yonny
bowlez bowlez
Posts: 1,670
Post #44 30 Jan 2019 11:21
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Yeah really enjoyed it on there everything is bang on 👌
Good people, good angling etiquette and great socials with amazing unique carp to go at, No silly rules.. certainly not easy but well worth having a go for them special carp.. I only had a ticket for pit 123 I joined for bertiesmate after seeing a pic of David buck holding it and I was just blown away, like wow to me best pic I had ever seen of a scaley carp it was pure love at first sight lol

Yeah I caught it mate absolutely buzzing not my biggest carp but **** me certainly my best, when I joined I only seen one pic of bertiesmate then to find out the others was mind blowing

I was on monks pit at the time when I learned about pit 3 and there was huge carp in monks but all I could think about was bertiesmate, I left monks after one season as I wasn't invited back on lol but it was a blessing as I found my self one minute thinking of a second season on monks to the next walking round pit three for a tour with Rob farrent, totally different ends of the spectrum one full of fish to 50lb the other we counted 27 carp atleast 12 or more did 30+, that we could put pics to in pit three of old amazing looking carp to upper thirtys... Never joined for a pb joined for pure looks.... Cambridgeshire scaleys 👌


Did 18 months in total on pit 3 and a couple sessions on pit 2

Had bertiesmate, bertie twice, ians fish, apple slice, and a few of the commons and couple others out pit two like Eds common and scaley and the leather


I was buzzing to catch what I did but would of loved to catch the river fish and the biggest common in pit three,

Best place I've ever fished and my dog loved it too & and met some great people who I still keep in contact with
DiesilVan
Posts: 1,487
Post #45 30 Jan 2019 16:16
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In reply to Post #41
Only thing I didn't like was the barrow journey lol

Wuss Used to push mine fully laden around Lake 7 several times each trip before setting up! Soon learnt to leave stuff in car & take a bottle instead before deciding lol It is only a quarter of a mile from the car park to lake 3
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