In reply to Post #164
Have a look further down this thread. I'm sure bait quantities have been talked about before.

In reply to Post #161
Don't underestimate the mosquitoes. They are on another level out there.

In reply to Post #158
What do you want to know?

In reply to Post #112
That's a bit of a hard question to answer. Personally I would take plenty of stabilised\shelf-life boilie and dry tigers\peanuts. That way if it kicks off you have plenty in reserve and if it doesn't you can bring it back.

I would probably start with 1-2 kg per rod for the first day and take it from there. I normally find I'm baiting with just 2-3 scoops per rod once bites start.

So to get going I would be thinking of about 25kg of boilie and a big bucket of prepared tigers & peanuts and then dip into your reserve if need be.

In reply to Post #102
Which poste?

In reply to Post #83
Here you go.

https://www.pecheauder.com/

Send them an email and they will give you availability

In reply to Post #80
The water level has gone down a lot in the last month so all of the main basin swims should be fishable now.

In reply to Post #77
Can always jump in a swim on the main basin if your not feeling the South. Check with the Maison du petcher for available posts

In reply to Post #63
You have a good chance in most posts on the South. Just make sure you are prepared for the worst mosquitoes you can imagine.

In reply to Post #59
No. Giving it a miss next year. Might try for an autumn trip in 2021.