Orchid Lakes?

Hi all,
I've been invited carp fishing by three avid fisher-people to Orchid lakes
( http://www.orchid-lakes.com/ ) in Cambridgeshire for a long weekend.
I haven't been fishing for over thirty years and have no idea what to
expect - the others are so full of enthusiasm!

My question is this; what do I NOT do? My only experience of fisherfolk is
as a canoeist - I don't want to upset these friends by my ignorance of the
sport as I did when canoeing.
Should I be very quiet near their rods? Would carp hear footsteps on the
bank and scarper? Do we only fish in the daylight or throughout the night?
Are there definate no-no's when fishing?

I know I should ask my pals these questions, but they take the mick out of
me for being blonde enough as it is!

Thank you,
Dribbler

This newsgroup isn't well frequented. you'd be better off signing up to =
a fishing forum where you are likely to get all the help you need. =
www.fishingmagic.com is a good, friendly one - there are many others.

As for being quiet - fish don't 'hear' like us so normal conversation =
won't bother them. But they do feel vibrations so don't clump about, or =
drop heavy things on the bank etc? =20




dribbler" wrote in message =
.. .
Hi all,
I've been invited carp fishing by three avid fisher-people to Orchid =
lakes
( http://www.orchid-lakes.com/ ) in Cambridgeshire for a long weekend.
I haven't been fishing for over thirty years and have no idea what to
expect - the others are so full of enthusiasm!
=20
My question is this; what do I NOT do? My only experience of =
fisherfolk is
as a canoeist - I don't want to upset these friends by my ignorance of =
the
sport as I did when canoeing.
Should I be very quiet near their rods? Would carp hear footsteps on =
the
bank and scarper? Do we only fish in the daylight or throughout the =
night?
Are there definate no-no's when fishing?
=20
I know I should ask my pals these questions, but they take the mick =
out of
me for being blonde enough as it is!
=20
Thank you,
Dribbler
=20
=20
=20
=20
=20

"Izaak" wrote in message
...
This newsgroup isn't well frequented. you'd be better off signing up to a
fishing forum where you are likely to get all the help you need.
www.fishingmagic.com is a good, friendly one - there are many others.

As for being quiet - fish don't 'hear' like us so normal conversation won't
bother them. But they do feel vibrations so don't clump about, or drop
heavy things on the bank etc?
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Thanks Izaak, I will try there....
Dribbler