I brought the 150 and it's huge. Nice bivvy for the money, I liked the external storm poles with quick release fixings, but like mentioned previously the groundsheet is shocking.
Easy to put up and pack away plus it's not very big or heavy once in bag 👍🏻

Train for me, so easy, hardly any wait time, let you go early if there's space.
If you book early enough it's no dearer than Ferry.
I pay some with Tesco clubcard vouchers 👍🏻

In reply to Post #3
Try www.unpf.fr it's the French national fishing website

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Hi
Quite a few stumps in the area, watch Samirs videos he did an October session in there

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Hi
You have to buy a carp fishing license for 80 euro plus a weekly national license or a yearly one. I think it's about 34 euros a week or 85 euros for the year.

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Hi
I use a Noco 10 on mine, Lithium batteries don't need to be left on trickle charge as they don't drop charge like Lead Acid

In reply to Post #4
Probably 2-3m max, deeper towards the marina.
I've got pics of the area with no water but don't know how to upload on here 😂

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Hey
Poste 13 is quite shallow so if weather is warm might be ok, comfortable swim to fish though as car is right behind you.
Poste 41 has only been there a year or so and is quite marshy with long grass and reads.
You're a bit cut off by Poste 3 but we had fish close in from Poste 3 along back of reads but that was May.
Springs a hard one so you take your chances

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Look on Facebook they have a page plus there's a few videos on Youtube
Never been there sorry
https://ne-np.facebook.com/Etang-de-Pompeix-100800282447551/videos/vidange-pompeix-28-d%C3%A9cembre-2021/257523236482164/

In reply to Post #5
Sorry it's not the same lake 😂
It's called Etang du Pompeix