Hi all,
I listened to a podcast with Samir Arebi a while back and he mentions a French website that is essentially a directory of lakes, what permits are needed etc. I can't for the life of me remember which podcast it was or what the website is. I don't suppose anyone knows the website by any chance?
Cheers
I listened to a podcast with Samir Arebi a while back and he mentions a French website that is essentially a directory of lakes, what permits are needed etc. I can't for the life of me remember which podcast it was or what the website is. I don't suppose anyone knows the website by any chance?
Cheers
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Geocarp.
If you go to minute 29 in Samir Arebi "Public Lakes" - Nash Off The Hook Podcast - S2 Episode 138 he talks about it. I think a lot of the information is out of date on there though.
Geocarp.
If you go to minute 29 in Samir Arebi "Public Lakes" - Nash Off The Hook Podcast - S2 Episode 138 he talks about it. I think a lot of the information is out of date on there though.
In reply to Post #2
Legend. Thanks !
Legend. Thanks !
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That site was taken down about a week after that podcast aired lol. Most of the info was OOD anyway. Easier to just navigate the fed peche sites as that's up to date and accurate.
That site was taken down about a week after that podcast aired lol. Most of the info was OOD anyway. Easier to just navigate the fed peche sites as that's up to date and accurate.
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I forgot about this thread but was meaning to post on it...
Geocarp etc. should be taken with a massive pinch of salt. Saved myself a four hour drive by browsing facebook and the Peche websites to find out a public I wanted to visit had been made a pay lake.
Out of date info that could get you into hot water with both lake owners and the Garde Peche
I forgot about this thread but was meaning to post on it...
Geocarp etc. should be taken with a massive pinch of salt. Saved myself a four hour drive by browsing facebook and the Peche websites to find out a public I wanted to visit had been made a pay lake.
Out of date info that could get you into hot water with both lake owners and the Garde Peche