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Lakeview fishery help please!
Lakeview fishery, any ideas on how to fish it in june on the river lake, i
need help! |
Lakeview fishery help please!
On Tue, 4 May 2004 23:16:48 +0100, "Michael Stokes"
wrote: Lakeview fishery, any ideas on how to fish it in june on the river lake, i need help! Which lake view ? Bolton Birmingham Brighton Brighouse Basingstoke. Bognor? |
Lakeview fishery help please!
Michael Stokes wrote:
: Lakeview fishery, any ideas on how to fish it in june on the river : lake, i need help! As this is about your fifth request, it's safe to say that no one has been there! :-) From what I've read on google, it's a good match water and some matches are won with 80lbs +. You don't say what tactics, method, baits etc you are thinking of using? Pole? Float rod? IMHO you'd be wise to use the pole, take a cupping kit and use it! As the lake seems to be full of silver fish and small carp, I'd be looking at a pint and half of maggots along with a pint of pinkies for feeding, a kilo of groundbait, ready mixed with a few drops of your chosen flavour in it. Get some crushed pellets from the tackle shop and make it into a paste the night before if you want to catch carp, also the night before, soak your expander pellets so that they are ready to hook on (if you want the freebies to sink you have to squeeze the air bubbles out of them before cupping in) Cut your meat etc the night before and store in the fridge ready for use. Have a spare rod / top kit ready for emergencies during the match or for when you want to change tactics. As I've never been there, this is all I can tell you! |
Lakeview fishery help please!
Thank you thats great, someone must have been there though, its in melton
mowbray near holewell. "Phil L" wrote in message ... Michael Stokes wrote: : Lakeview fishery, any ideas on how to fish it in june on the river : lake, i need help! As this is about your fifth request, it's safe to say that no one has been there! :-) From what I've read on google, it's a good match water and some matches are won with 80lbs +. You don't say what tactics, method, baits etc you are thinking of using? Pole? Float rod? IMHO you'd be wise to use the pole, take a cupping kit and use it! As the lake seems to be full of silver fish and small carp, I'd be looking at a pint and half of maggots along with a pint of pinkies for feeding, a kilo of groundbait, ready mixed with a few drops of your chosen flavour in it. Get some crushed pellets from the tackle shop and make it into a paste the night before if you want to catch carp, also the night before, soak your expander pellets so that they are ready to hook on (if you want the freebies to sink you have to squeeze the air bubbles out of them before cupping in) Cut your meat etc the night before and store in the fridge ready for use. Have a spare rod / top kit ready for emergencies during the match or for when you want to change tactics. As I've never been there, this is all I can tell you! |
Lakeview fishery help please!
Michael Stokes wrote:
: Thank you thats great, someone must have been there though, its in : melton mowbray near holewell. Of all the people online, less than one in ten know what a newsgroup is - there are only about 20 or 30 regular posters in here and they are spread all over the country(and some further afeild), there are many more 'lurkers' who choose not to post.....search on google for lakeview fishery, use the advanced search as you can stipulate exact phrase and specify from UK only, cutting out all the overseas un related garbage: http://www.google.com/advanced_search?hl=en_extra There's quite a few results, some including match reports. |
Lakeview fishery help please!
On Wed, 5 May 2004 13:25:38 +0100, "Michael Stokes"
wrote: Thank you thats great, someone must have been there though, its in melton mowbray near holewell. Snip/Snip Doh... Dont know where melton mowbray is or holewell. I know where milton keynes is though. Doh... Geography is not my strong point. |
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