In reply to Post #1
Farlows, a lot coming out at the moment and they have had a recent stocking too. Or if you want a quieter lake try Horcott

Have a look at Grisport, best boots I have owned. Comfy from day 1 and the current pair have lasted three years plus with daily dog walks in all sorts of weather. Also have a lighter pair for the summer.

In reply to Post #4
Farlows is noisy but has some cracking looking fish and seems to be fishing well at the moment.

What about Orchid in Oxford?

In reply to Post #1
if you your thinking of feeding raw check out Paleo Ridge, lots of info on their site.

Local company to me but they ship all over, and they know a bit about your breed too

Paul

In reply to Post #11
Just fish one rod specifically for carp and continue to use your waggler, best of both worlds and your not sat behind static rods.

In reply to Post #225
Nope wouldn't expect a refund if I didn't turn up, but in this scenario,

If there is no travel between UK/France, that is the operators issue and they need to refund and then claim.

If the Lake is shut, that is the owners issue so they need to refund and then claim.

If the lake is open and I can travel but decide not to travel then that is 100% my problem.

If the lake is open but cant travel because of restrictions then I would fully expect to get my travel refunded but the lake booking I would have t take on the chin as it isnt the owners fault I cant make it to the lake.

In reply to Post #222
Thinking logically should both parties not have insurance,

Personal insurance to cover the individual not being able to complete the holiday due to their own circumstances.

Lake owners / Hotels / transport to cover them not being able to accommodate guests?

In my opinion, if you have paid for a service and that service isn't provided then it should be refunded, simple.

If you purchased a train ticket and that was cancelled due to network issues would you expect a refund?