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In reply to Post #4
And the prospect of a bit of cash can sometimes do the trick as well. With a lot of fisheries adopting these god awful swim booking apps. Cash like in life is becoming a thing of the past. Cash is king... 
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In reply to Post #1
I've done this at Whelford pools, just explained the session I was fishing and they were happy to charge less.
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In reply to Post #4
Yeah this is a good shout
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In reply to Post #1
Many do, I think a good old fashioned phone call with a description of circumstances usually does the trick if the website does not stipulate.
Many moons ago when I fell out with my ex, I did a few 8pm til 6am sessions on the stipulation that I was waiting for that barrier to open in the morning.
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In reply to Post #1
If you get to know the owner fishing day tickets they'll sometimes offer what you want once they know you 
Some even start a night syndi for just that reason.
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In reply to Post #1
I like that idea
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Just an idea that came to me recently
With day ticket prices being £25+ for 24 hours these days, and many anglers like myself typically fishing overnighters between work during the week, why don't day ticket lakes offer an 'over night' price eg 6 till 6 or 7 till 7 when the lakes are quieter during the week. Would make a lot of sense and I'd be much more likely to fish some different waters if that was the case.
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