First time on the middle pool and plumbed for peg 42. Done 48 hours lovely place. Weather quite warm and sunny, used semi stiff rig with pacific tuna pop ups, plus basic bottom rig with krill boilies. Nowt but crayfish as stated. Caught two of the critters and they had been munching my bait. Plumbed for zigs but no joy. Not many people catching. Later on on the day had a couple of decent bream and roach on pellet but no show with the carp. Learnt a lot TBH and lo9k corward to going back. By the way absolutely packed out over the weekend.

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Thanks..

Anyone recently fished Middle pool Baden Hall, just wondered for any tips, best baits/rigs and pegs. We are going down there in a couple of weeks time for a 48 hour stint. Any advice would be appreciated

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Thank you, much appreciated..

Ok now I am all booked to go to Wildboar at abbey lakes for a 5 day session. There is 3 of us going in spring. I am asking for any info regarding best swims, where to fish, rigs, bait methods etc. After as much info / help as possible as this is our first time. Cant wait

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Thanks again great bit of info

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Thanks again for the valued information. Whilst I am on what is the set up at Abbey. We are looking to book wild boar in June 2020. There will be three of us. I was wondering who would be best to converse with reference to arrival, peg allocation etc all prior to the business of fishing, has anyone got any signposts re you tube, vids etc. What tactics to use as a first timer, thanks in anticipation,

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thank you

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Hello,
I am new to the forum so If I make any silly mistakes my sincere apologies. I am also newish to Carp Fishing, however been coarse/sea fishing since a very young age. I am looking to go to Abbey Lakes next year around June for a monday to Friday session with two others and looking to go on WILD BOAR. Anyone can provide any advice it would be really welcome... Thanks