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Runs water for children? (5 posts / 1,578 views)
Nigel18
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Post #1 28 Jun 2024 17:33
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Hello

I'm looking for a runs water for beginners where I cas take my son fishing in the summer holidays.

Size not important just that it's super easy and allows kids to fish overnight.
RKB
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Post #2 28 Jun 2024 17:36
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Wherabouts are you?
Neil_no_Fish
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Post #3 30 Jun 2024 13:03
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In reply to Post #1
Go on embryo lakes website there is a family water section they might have something near you.
Nigel18
Posts: 332
Post #4 30 Jun 2024 16:26
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In reply to Post #2
Living around the Oxford area at the moment but willing to travel.
Doing_a_brew Doing_a_brew
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Post #5 1 Jul 2024 21:22
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In reply to Post #1
Long drive but Ladywood small lake in Mirfield is great to take kids. 500 fish in 2.5 acres, average low-mid doubles with plenty of 20's. They love a floater, can catch plenty in the margins etc. Zigs with slop works really well too - it's 26ft deep so adjustables are needed. Check out their FB page.

If you go, take at least 20kg of floaters as there are some ducks to feed off, plus a LOT of fish. I took 5kg and was completely frustrated as I had groups of fish repeatedly feeding in front of me until the ducks arrived and I didn't have enough to see them off. I caught on floaters in the dark past 10pm.

I'm there 7/8/9th August in double peg 1 with my kids.
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