Malham Tarn

[james.willsden]

I`m thinking of spending a day there - would appreciate any info - ie. how
busy does it get, boat only etc.more to the point is the fishing good?
regards
mike

[Norman Greenwood]

Only 4 boats (rowing) therefore hard in windy conditions.(often)
Pre-book essential
No bank fishing
No stocking
Some occasional very nice browns--
A Yorkshire Lad

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james.willsden > wrote in message
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> I`m thinking of spending a day there - would appreciate any info - ie.
how
> busy does it get, boat only etc.more to the point is the fishing good?
> regards
> mike
>
>

[laxhill]

On Mon, 3 May 2004 18:13:29 +0100, "james.willsden"
> wrote:

>I`m thinking of spending a day there - would appreciate any info - ie. how
>busy does it get, boat only etc.more to the point is the fishing good?
>regards
>mike
>

last time I went - a while ago - perch were a big nuisance. Also it's
not an early water - June onwards is "best". Although it's in
limestone country the tarn is actually on a bed of slate.
Keith

[james.willsden]

"laxhill" > wrote in message
...
> On Mon, 3 May 2004 18:13:29 +0100, "james.willsden"
> > wrote:
>
> >I`m thinking of spending a day there - would appreciate any info - ie.
how
> >busy does it get, boat only etc.more to the point is the fishing good?
> >regards
> >mike
> >
>
> last time I went - a while ago - perch were a big nuisance. Also it's
> not an early water - June onwards is "best". Although it's in
> limestone country the tarn is actually on a bed of slate.
> Keith

Thanks for info. - I will definately give it a try - sounds challenging!
Regards
Mike