In reply to Post #1
Another vote for flick of the tale didn't really enjoy fine lines

In reply to Post #72
And yeah people could name it but that's where the poor etiquette comes in depends on your morals at the end of the day it's a shame most don't have any

In reply to Post #72
My bad I didn't know St. John's was a public water

In reply to Post #69
It strikes me as a complete lack of fishing etiquette how would you like it if we as English where lucky enough to have a free fishing lake that was local to you with great fishing and big fish a plenty then all of a sudden because a foreign angler started naming the place you couldn't get near it because the masses descended on it. Simple fact is you wouldn't know one would so do your homework or go and find your own piece of paradise and respect other peoples freedom of choice not to name places.

In reply to Post #16
Not dead mans shoes at all messaging the owner with a fishing cv will get you selected if your right but stringent rules and over fed wrongens for nearly 2 grand a year is not everyone s cup of tea

In reply to Post #8
in what respect ? have you fished there?

In reply to Post #1
Not a member but know roughly what you need to know any water in particular j

In reply to Post #7
Doubt there are any carp in the nature reserve now only a couple left after the floods 20 years ago and I believe stock and banjo are now syndicated

In reply to Post #29
Yeah must say saw very little when I walked round it shame really nice place too

In reply to Post #27
Nice one cheers mate