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Where to go? (9 posts / 1,289 views)
Soto2003
Posts: 28
Post #1 6 Oct 2020 19:22
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Evening all

Just landed a week off work from Monday and hoping to do a 48/72 hr session. Looking for somewhere reasonably peaceful/scenic without too many rules (would be nice to have bbq). Goes without saying it would be good to catch a fish or two. Moon on a stick would be ideal.

I'm Middlesex based so will travel an hour or two. Just fancy somewhere new / a bit different. Hope that being early midweek nowhere will he too busy and take late bookings.

Any recommendations?

Cheers
framey framey
Posts: 5,320
Post #2 6 Oct 2020 19:25
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Thorpe lea
Thorny weir
Farlows
Windsor view I think it's called
Soto2003
Posts: 28
Post #3 6 Oct 2020 22:59
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Cheers

I'll take a look at Thorpe Lea
ticker ticker
Posts: 682
Post #4 8 Oct 2020 09:22
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do not go on motorway bank heard people stopping on motorway coming down bank and taking your tackle do a search.
Soto2003
Posts: 28
Post #5 8 Oct 2020 13:00
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Cheers. Didn't realise how close it was to the M25. I'm looking for a peaceful few nights, so will give it a miss. Thorny weir / The Mets looks an option.
Soto2003
Posts: 28
Post #6 8 Oct 2020 13:05
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I'd happily pay for a lodge on a lake if I could find anywhere available. Pretty much the first time I've been off without kid since March! Can't wait to get out in the rain and forgot about 2020!
framey framey
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Post #7 8 Oct 2020 14:38
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Seen some reports from 2014 for Thorpe lea on a face book group
bristol bristol
Posts: 2,288
Post #8 9 Oct 2020 14:39
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It has a recent Instagram account, actually some very nice fish in there/ coming out now. I thought it was full of battered old ex Drayton fish but some of them are crackers
weaver83 weaver83
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Post #9 9 Oct 2020 18:42
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Thorpe lea has an up to date fb page which the owner is pretty active on, I think a lot of the crap fish died when it had svc a few years back and it was restocked with some really nice fish in fact you rarely see one with bad mouth damage. Also I haven't heard of any thefts from there in a long time in fact it seemed really secure the times I've been, I only thing I don't like is too many swims so your literally just restricted to fishing straight out in front of you, but it's a very well run fishery in my opinion. But I'd choose thorney wier personally lol
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