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.
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.
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
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
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.
Broome has improved in the last few years with the fence going up around B and the stocking programme.
In reply to Post #1
Water park has two fish that at the right time of year just creep over 40 mate
Water park has two fish that at the right time of year just creep over 40 mate