In reply to Post #30
Yes... That is the Lagoon.
There are known/sponsored anglers on there, but it is very difficult to bypass the waiting list by offering large amounts of cash, as certain individuals have discovered
Yes... That is the Lagoon.
There are known/sponsored anglers on there, but it is very difficult to bypass the waiting list by offering large amounts of cash, as certain individuals have discovered
In reply to Post #31
I've spoken to a few who want to get on there. Wish I had the time to have taken the ticket when offered, very little chance of getting on there now. Some nice fish from what I've seen
I've spoken to a few who want to get on there. Wish I had the time to have taken the ticket when offered, very little chance of getting on there now. Some nice fish from what I've seen
In reply to Post #32
You have a rather nice ticket though, Rich!
You have a rather nice ticket though, Rich!
In reply to Post #29
Embryo (Korda) have them now. Invite only.
Embryo (Korda) have them now. Invite only.
Abit off topic but there's a complex of lakes near me on day ticket one of which only holds a fish that I'm sure goes 50 the right time of year, there's very little about it online or on forums, hardly see anyone fishing. Has less than 20 fish I believe. Very hard water apparently
In reply to Post #34
thats incorrect, embryo have there own lakes up the road from the old baston complex
thats incorrect, embryo have there own lakes up the road from the old baston complex
In reply to Post #36
The ones over the road?
The ones over the road?
In reply to Post #14
Regarding the Eye, another thread on here, possibly no longer available, mentioned the fact that there were strong rumor's that the fish was caught at the start of the season and moved to a nearby water where it subsequently perished. That would have been over 20 years ago now that it was supposedly moved ...
Regarding the Eye, another thread on here, possibly no longer available, mentioned the fact that there were strong rumor's that the fish was caught at the start of the season and moved to a nearby water where it subsequently perished. That would have been over 20 years ago now that it was supposedly moved ...
In reply to Post #37
roughly half a mile up the road, they are the only lakes around there that are fenced
roughly half a mile up the road, they are the only lakes around there that are fenced
Colne valley waters.
Rodney Meadows.
Orlitts
Colnbrook
Mayfield
All under the one banner at one time, all doing big fish.. boyer leisure, wasn't it? Never hear anything about them these days.. Are they still fisheries?
Rodney Meadows.
Orlitts
Colnbrook
Mayfield
All under the one banner at one time, all doing big fish.. boyer leisure, wasn't it? Never hear anything about them these days.. Are they still fisheries?
In reply to Post #39
Gotcha
Gotcha
In reply to Post #40
Rodney syndicate
Orlitts club water
Coln and Mayfields syndicates
Rodney syndicate
Orlitts club water
Coln and Mayfields syndicates
In reply to Post #16
It's in my eyes the holy grail of Northern carp waters. Virtually impossible to get on and still contains some absolutely ridiculous fish but you will never hear anything about the venue or the fish. You don't get many waters like that especially up this end, has that mystique about.the place
It's in my eyes the holy grail of Northern carp waters. Virtually impossible to get on and still contains some absolutely ridiculous fish but you will never hear anything about the venue or the fish. You don't get many waters like that especially up this end, has that mystique about.the place
In reply to Post #43
It is indeed and long may it continue to be so, by the sounds of it.
Re Paul Selman, or it might have been Bill Cottam, though I'm sure it was Paul, they did a stint on Lymm Dam and declared it not to have much over doubles, I think this was only a couple of years before I fished it for 2 starting in 1989. I was walking back after packing up and 2 lads were weighing a 27.5lb Mirror
so much for that!
I always expected good fish from LD but it's proximity to the road made it perfect for relocating fish. The commons in there were like a cross between a wildy and a river, good god they could move, I've never had any fish other than a Grassy move like those fish.
It is indeed and long may it continue to be so, by the sounds of it.
Re Paul Selman, or it might have been Bill Cottam, though I'm sure it was Paul, they did a stint on Lymm Dam and declared it not to have much over doubles, I think this was only a couple of years before I fished it for 2 starting in 1989. I was walking back after packing up and 2 lads were weighing a 27.5lb Mirror
so much for that!I always expected good fish from LD but it's proximity to the road made it perfect for relocating fish. The commons in there were like a cross between a wildy and a river, good god they could move, I've never had any fish other than a Grassy move like those fish.
In reply to Post #44
What's in there these days? -I pass Lymm Dam daily and only ever seen the odd double cruising the surface
What's in there these days? -I pass Lymm Dam daily and only ever seen the odd double cruising the surface