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PAAS Waters (45 posts / 10,357 views)
redduke redduke
Posts: 557
Post #1 12 Jan 2022 10:26
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Hi

Looking at potentially joint PAAS this year.

Any current members on here that can advise as to how busy the lakes get?

Live in Northwich and work Manchester and looking to fish a couple of MW Nights through Spring - Autumn
AndyClark AndyClark
Posts: 5,815
Post #2 12 Jan 2022 13:45
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In reply to Post #1
if your fishing mid week you'll be fine on most lakes I think, weekends however can be chaos, there's alot of carp anglers in the club now.
BigDave139
Posts: 62
Post #3 12 Jan 2022 13:48
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In reply to Post #1
Very busy - but most lakes are
You'll turn up and swims will be closed for no reason and without warning
Some daft rules at certain lakes
It is what it is......!?
PaulBack
Posts: 60
Post #4 12 Jan 2022 15:04
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In reply to Post #1
Like someone said already...weekdays can be quiet,weekends on certain waters are hammered..but that's only comparable to day ticket waters,where its chaos also!
It seems to be certain waters also,so if you are willing to try the quieter waters,you can have lots of peace!
esoxlucious esoxlucious
Posts: 1,824
Post #5 12 Jan 2022 20:29
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In reply to Post #4
Just the same as the day ticket circus on the better carp waters and be prepared to get fined if your caught 20 ft off your rods talking to someone in the very close next swim like I did .Left the naughty Boys club about 4 years ago not for me .Went to hatchmere 6 times midweek and couldn't get a peg which was the reason I stopped fishing day ticket waters and joined in the first place .The last few years I was a member I just fished the Ribble
braders1978 braders1978
Posts: 18,195
Post #6 12 Jan 2022 20:50
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In reply to Post #1
Have you been offered a membership,if not there is a two year wait
MarkeR MarkeR
Posts: 546
Post #7 13 Jan 2022 16:05
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In reply to Post #1
busy but you'll be ok doing midweek nights, there's quite a few waters to go at between northwich and manchester
RigDemon RigDemon
Posts: 1,458
Post #8 14 Jan 2022 00:49
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In reply to Post #1
Fond memories from about 10 years ago being told by the Bailiff on Sandmere that he was going to root through my bags for banned items e.g. can's, tin's etc. My mate wasn't nearly as accommodating and threatened to throw him in the lake if he touched his bags.

Suffice to say neither of us joined the following year. Don't know if it's any different now but spend a few weeks reading all the rules, there was enough of em.

jhhilton1983 jhhilton1983
Posts: 1,947
Post #9 14 Jan 2022 11:57
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In reply to Post #1
As said some of the bayliffs can be militant but its generally few and far between.

I have always followed rules. been open and sensible and have only ever been picked up for one thing which was mistaken identity although took some heated discussion at the time to get my point accross.

For the sheer amount of waters its worth it, especially after the first year as its a reduced rate. Stay away from sand and dove at weekend but there is always somewhere else to go.
esoxlucious esoxlucious
Posts: 1,824
Post #10 17 Jan 2022 10:32
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In reply to Post #9
hows the carp in sand and dove these days have any got faces left ?Seen the worst damage of any fish i have seen anywhere it was upsetting to see it was so bad,fish with no mouths at all and some with just pee holes .
Spike Spike
Posts: 2,098
Post #11 17 Jan 2022 17:30
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Wasn't impressed with a fair few venues. So many are being ottered and nothing done it's unreal. Again found a few Bayliffs absolute a**holes.

Some lovely low stock lakes that require some serious effort if you have 2-3 nights a week
OatcakeFred OatcakeFred
Posts: 1,466
Post #12 18 Jan 2022 10:51
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I notice on their website that you can buy their waters guide for £20 if you're a member. I'm due to join next year and was going to ask them if I can buy it in advance.

Is it worth it though or is the online map sufficient?
116lee
Posts: 198
Post #13 18 Jan 2022 12:30
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In reply to Post #12
Think all new members get a free map book Fred.
Boilie_Stop Boilie_Stop
Posts: 102
Post #14 18 Jan 2022 12:33
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In reply to Post #12
You get the Map book free when you join. I've kept my card for £130.00 why wouldn't you with 200 waters to go at across the fishing spectrum. You would always struggle to Otter fence the Meres which are leased
tazi tazi
Posts: 4,859
Post #15 25 Jan 2022 01:43
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Do they still do an induction you have to attend?. Think it use to be in Macclesfield.
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