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Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: Redlands - Twyford
20 Jul 2020
@ 2:46am
@ 2:46am
In reply to Post #4
Yes redlands is on the southlake ticket.
The causeway had a decent stock a few years ago, not sure about nowadays, once again due to past floods.
Twyford reserve has been run by dinton pastures for several years now.
Yes redlands is on the southlake ticket.
The causeway had a decent stock a few years ago, not sure about nowadays, once again due to past floods.
Twyford reserve has been run by dinton pastures for several years now.
Forum: Venues (UK)
Thread: Redlands - Twyford
18 Jul 2020
@ 10:06pm
@ 10:06pm
In reply to Post #2
I fished it years ago, run by south lake angling societyif I recall. I know it suffered from the floods in the past but pretty sure they have a fence up now to stop escapees. It was like any lake really, get on the fish and they were catchable.
Opposite side of the road you have the causeway lake (twyford and district) or there is also whistley mill lake on the reading ticket a stones throw away. The other side of the railway line behind redlands you have twyford reserve run by dinton pastures. They all hold good fish. A lot of good waters local to you.
I fished it years ago, run by south lake angling societyif I recall. I know it suffered from the floods in the past but pretty sure they have a fence up now to stop escapees. It was like any lake really, get on the fish and they were catchable.
Opposite side of the road you have the causeway lake (twyford and district) or there is also whistley mill lake on the reading ticket a stones throw away. The other side of the railway line behind redlands you have twyford reserve run by dinton pastures. They all hold good fish. A lot of good waters local to you.
Forum: Bait
3 May 2020
@ 6:18am
@ 6:18am
In reply to Post #23
Mainline profile plus pineapple juice is in my opinion a very good one.
Mainline profile plus pineapple juice is in my opinion a very good one.
Forum: Bait
30 Apr 2020
@ 9:36pm
@ 9:36pm
In reply to Post #9
I notice you've mentioned minamino a couple of times. Don't suppose you know where its available do you, and I don't mean the stuff with added carp tax that's not stored correctly. I used to get it direct from Ayrton S' but can no longer get it. Cheers for any info, no worries if not.
I notice you've mentioned minamino a couple of times. Don't suppose you know where its available do you, and I don't mean the stuff with added carp tax that's not stored correctly. I used to get it direct from Ayrton S' but can no longer get it. Cheers for any info, no worries if not.
Forum: Bait
30 Apr 2020
@ 11:51am
@ 11:51am
In reply to Post #6
I've used their stuff in the past and they've always been tried and tested combos. Guava nutrafruit with madagascar clove oil, strawberry nutrafruit with bergamot oil and cranberry with black pepper oil.
I've used their stuff in the past and they've always been tried and tested combos. Guava nutrafruit with madagascar clove oil, strawberry nutrafruit with bergamot oil and cranberry with black pepper oil.
Forum: Bait
15 Mar 2020
@ 6:15pm
@ 6:15pm
In reply to Post #1
ive used a few of these flavours in my homemade baits. these being sweet plum, juicy fruit and fruitella. the later 1 in birdfood/milk protrin baits and the sweet plum and fruitella in a fishmeal. the sweet plum i found the optimum level for my bait was 2ml in six eggs. the fruitella i went with 3ml and the juicy fruit i found that 1.5ml per 6 eggs was the optimum level.
i had a few mates that had got onto the fruitella on one of their lakes and they used 1ml per egg. they caught very well for about 6/8 weeks and then they couldnt buy a bite. my feeling is it was too over flavoured. my cathches on these flavours stayed consistent. not that this should matter but these were on some very well known and some what tricky waters.
i recall reading an article/advert for these flavours years back. the wording was something like "the rolls royce of flavours. a bit expensive, but a little goes a long way". that stuck with me and thats why i went with low levels and it certainly worked for me.
ive used a few of these flavours in my homemade baits. these being sweet plum, juicy fruit and fruitella. the later 1 in birdfood/milk protrin baits and the sweet plum and fruitella in a fishmeal. the sweet plum i found the optimum level for my bait was 2ml in six eggs. the fruitella i went with 3ml and the juicy fruit i found that 1.5ml per 6 eggs was the optimum level.
i had a few mates that had got onto the fruitella on one of their lakes and they used 1ml per egg. they caught very well for about 6/8 weeks and then they couldnt buy a bite. my feeling is it was too over flavoured. my cathches on these flavours stayed consistent. not that this should matter but these were on some very well known and some what tricky waters.
i recall reading an article/advert for these flavours years back. the wording was something like "the rolls royce of flavours. a bit expensive, but a little goes a long way". that stuck with me and thats why i went with low levels and it certainly worked for me.