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Broome pits, suffolk (4 posts / 4,276 views)
Steve890
Posts: 64
Post #1 7 Mar 2020 18:53
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Evening all,

I fish Broome pits quite a bit and always go on B pit. However, I am sick of turning up on a weekend to find there is literally no swims free so want something a bit quieter and with a few bigger fish.

Thinking of giving D pit a go. Its always empty or 1 person and I've been told there's 40s in there. Anyone fished it before offer any tips or advice?

Or any other day ticket lakes nearby that hold high 30s/40s and don't get absolutely rammed.
Roadkill Roadkill
Posts: 46
Post #2 8 Mar 2020 09:24
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In reply to Post #1
Hi Steve.

D lake is a good option if you want quiet, stock is around 15 fish, it's far from easy though depending on angling ability your talking 0-5 fish a season, that said there is a very good chance of one of those being a goodun.
Beware of the Krays.

Day ticket venues with 30/40s in that aren't rammed are like £5 lap dances
Darkieallard
Posts: 4,935
Post #3 8 Mar 2020 17:38
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There's no day ticket lakes local that hold that size of fish, your best bet is too get a Weybred pits ticket and fish No.1 lake but it gets rammed.

Broome has improved in the last few years with the fence going up around B and the stocking programme.
jam-ie jam-ie
Posts: 2,007
Post #4 8 Mar 2020 21:39
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In reply to Post #1
Water park has two fish that at the right time of year just creep over 40 mate
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