In reply to Post #44
Hs2 come to a halt. They seemed to be pretty busy on the bridge over the North bay of Savay when I was over that way a couple of weeks ago.

I live 1 minute away from Savay, HS2 has certainly not stopped and has gone too far now to do so.

I was fishing on BCSG Korda lake across the road when we lost it to HS2, I would still be on it to this day if we hadn't. Luckily in the last year I had some nice fish, but the whole area around us has been devastated by HS2.

There's been some palms greased alright, for this absolute farce of an idea.

As for Savay, drive past it every day but never fished it. That is also a crying shame.

In reply to Post #47
Its definately leaving a bit of a scar over the valley that's for sure. Hopefully over time it will start to blend in. It's a shame Korda lake was lost to HS2. I would imagine there will be no chance of any further fishing with a bloody great bridge right through the middle of it. Did the study group get a chance to move any of the stock before it was handed over do you know?

In reply to Post #48
No fish were moved “officially”, there was a half-arsed attempt net it which resulted in zero carp getting caught.
There was talk of it being possible to fish it in the future, pie in the sky as I can't see it happening myself.