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6 Jun 2024 15:56
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B*** B******
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6 Jun 2024
@ 3:56pm
In reply to Post #9
Thats great , thank you for the information !!
6 Jun 2024
@ 10:48am
In reply to Post #7
Thank , i have seen this however i do know that the website isnt very accurate as i have fished over waters in the valley and it doesn't match up with what's said lol
5 Jun 2024
@ 8:55pm
In reply to Post #3
do you think its alot less ? have you spent time over there?
5 Jun 2024
@ 8:54pm
In reply to Post #2
Thanks , i thought the stock was alot less !

what about the movement , once they are in from the centre lagoon can they pass back trough or are they stuck in the north ?
5 Jun 2024
@ 11:06am
Hello ,


Can anyone shed light on the north lagoon , not asking for secrets just want to get a rough idea off stock and some general information as it looks a lovely place and now have a ticket.

I know fish can move from the south/centre into the north but can they get back out the north once in ? can they get out off the top and into the river ?

i just want to know what I am dealing with i.e stock , logistics and general info

PM if needed

Thank you ,
Forum: Rigs
13 Jul 2023
@ 4:33pm
In reply to Post #6
what breaking strain do you use mate and what size crimps ?
Forum: Tackle
10 Jul 2023
@ 10:11am
I am currently looking for a lightweight brolly , however my bed is the Nash SS4 which has the taller legs on the bed and I'm struggling to find a brolly where I am not having to be hunched over sat on my bed.

Anyone got any suggestions ?
Thread: Bowyers
6 Jun 2023
@ 5:09pm
In reply to Post #4
ill have a look when home , might just take the ticket for another chance off a uk 50 !
Thread: Bowyers
6 Jun 2023
@ 12:58pm
In reply to Post #2
Reason for the question is i have been offered a ticket so just pulling feelers out lol

Thanks mate yes I heard it was worse than the met regarding the crays , which is crazy as the met is full with them lol

good to hear nothing has changed over there , will have to keep on guard then if i take the ticket.


Thread: Bowyers
6 Jun 2023
@ 10:11am
Hello All ,

i haven't been over there for many years so Just after some information regarding Bowyers in the Lea Valley, i have heard that's like most of the lakes in the area its infested with crays but this lake is very bad for them and its very very shallow across the whole lake which is a surprise.

Is there much left to go at in there , I have seen a few good commons on the page but just wondered how many fish are estimated to be in there.

i know its an open place but what's it like for trouble as used to be rough back in the day over there.

feel free to PM me

Thanks in advance
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