In reply to Post #30
The thinking behind that is to keep the list small and people move up quicker on the list. Also helps keep those who add them self to every waiting list going, but have no intention of joining if offered a place. They are out there!
The thinking behind that is to keep the list small and people move up quicker on the list. Also helps keep those who add them self to every waiting list going, but have no intention of joining if offered a place. They are out there!
In reply to Post #31
I understand the thinking behind it but it doesn't work if you have people being queue jumped.
Ie You could end up giving over £100 and never get offered a ticket!
I understand the thinking behind it but it doesn't work if you have people being queue jumped.
Ie You could end up giving over £100 and never get offered a ticket!
In reply to Post #31
Re: The £100 waiting List deposit.
This was done to reduce the numbers from 690 down to a to genuinely serious 100.
Re: The £100 waiting List deposit.
This was done to reduce the numbers from 690 down to a to genuinely serious 100.
In reply to Post #1
Yeah I suppose the realistic answer is lots. Be interesting to know how many are in Day Tickets rather than super pricey syndicates. 2 50s in a day ticket lake near me with lots of nice back up fish too and another one abit further away with alot of big fish in too. Both lakes pretty much fully booked all year round though
Yeah I suppose the realistic answer is lots. Be interesting to know how many are in Day Tickets rather than super pricey syndicates. 2 50s in a day ticket lake near me with lots of nice back up fish too and another one abit further away with alot of big fish in too. Both lakes pretty much fully booked all year round though