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shaun0101 — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 16:50:08 CST

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shaun0101 — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 18:50:21 CDT

Funny Fishing.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lge3hyQt-Nc

Killer Whale eats King Salmon caught on fishing line

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDQ1GAZZk6E

Big Game Fishing: 400 pound fish KO man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2UAQr_JdF0&feature=related

500 Pound Bass Goliath Fury Chew On This

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_it62G0QnA&feature=related

Adam Penning Carp Fishing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhryynlNdFk

Darren Cox & Nigel Botherway barbel fishing on Warks Avon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Js3D4aGfkk&feature=user

Nigel Botherway at Nash Lake in France

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvRcMBH5VKI&feature=user

Unknown water : carp fishing in France, 2007

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zf_tUXP17lc&feature=related

CARP FISHING AT RED HOT LAKES 2008.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZpReTgbSOs&feature=related

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shaun0101 — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 08:06:34 CDT

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where to fish

shaun0101 — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:34:05 CDT

Location:
Ashopton Rd
Bamford
Derbyshire
England
S33 0AZ

Tel: 01433 651254
More Info:
Welcome to Ladybower Fishery

Ladybower Fishery is pleased to welcome all fly fishers to Ladybower. The 2003 season opens on 5th March and ends on 31st October. Nearly all fish that you catch at Ladybower have been reared here by one of the country's leading trout managers and this season we will be introducing up to 35,000 mixed brown and rainbow trout, including browns to over 4lbs and rainbows to over 10lbs.

Fishery Records

Rainbow: 17lbs 4oz, caught by Mr. I. Bilutha.
Brown: 11lbs 7oz, caught by Michael Richardson in 1988.

1998 rod average - 2.45, average size - 2lbs
Best Flies - Ace of Spades, Orange Chenille and Viva.

Price List

Day Permits - £11.00
Concessionary Permits - £7.20
Afternoon Permit (from 2pm) - £7.90
Full Season Permit - £257.00
Mid-Week Season Permit - £214.00
Boat Full Day - £10.00
Afternoon Boat (not bookable) - £6.80
Disabled Boat - £10.00
Petrol Boat - £19.50
Afternoon Petrol Boat (not bookable) - £12.80
Gate Key - £8.50
Car Sticker - 90p

Details for Mere Beck Game Fishing

Location:
Mere Lane
Mere Brow
Tarleton
West Lancashire
England
PR4 6JU

Tel: 01704 821006
More Info:
Mere Beck is situated near to Southport in the North West of England and within easy reach of the M6 motorway. It is a unique fishery with Salmon, Brown Trout and Grayling in an system of 8 acres of moving water providing a variety of fishing scenarios.

For the 2004 summer season, Mere Beck are happy to offer half price day tickets.
1/2 day* ticket now costs £15 (usually £30)

Full day* ticket now costs £25 (usually £50)

Junior tickets £5** (full or 1/2 day)
For more details please see the website www.merebeck.co.uk
Contact Name: Alistair Imrie
E-Mail: salmonfishing@merebeck.co.uk

Location:
Lidn Park Quarry Crescent
Pennygillam Ind. Estate
Launceston
Cornwall
England
PL15 7PF

Tel: 01566 771930
Fax: 01566 778503
More Info:
Visit The Lakes
South West lakes Trust was formed to promote and enhance sustainable recreation, access and nature conservation on and around inland waters in the South West of England for the benefit of the general public.
We invite you to visit our lakes across the West Country, just follow the brown tourism signs. There's fishing, watersports, children's play and for the less energetic lakeside tea-rooms and picnic areas overlooking the water. Miles of footpaths and cycle routes wind through beautiful countryside. All but our smallest sites have car parks and toilets, suitable for disabled people. Enjoy your visit and please return soon.
South West Lakes Trust offers many facilities for recreational activities to suit any age and ability. Whether you want to learn to sail, fish, or simply take a walk along the beautiful lakeside paths, the Trust has something for everyone.
There are some 28 fishing lakes, teeming with fish within our region, many with camping, catering facilities and recreational activates, all are listed on our web site.
The South West Lakes Trust is committed to conserving the environment for the benefit of future generations. The lakes and reservoirs provide havens for wildlife and locations for the local community and visitors to enjoy informal and active recreations in beautiful countryside. The aim of the Trust's conservation policy is to safeguard and improve the environment and protect the countryside within economic limits.
Biodiversity Action Plan
Environmental and Sustainable Recreation Policy
Contact Name: Lisa Tame
E-Mail: info@swlakestrust.org.uk
Web Site: http://www.swlakestrust.org.uk

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shaun0101 — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:07:09 CDT

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shaun0101 — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 19:54:17 CDT

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Links

shaun0101 — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:29:40 CDT

www.craftycarping.co.uk

www.flyfishingwaters.co.uk

www.anglinglines.com

www.lakebrillac.co.uk

news and views

shaun0101 — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 01:11:02 CDT

Huge carp for Antonio

Incredible fish from Rainbow for Nutrabaits fieldtester!

Pic right: Antonio with his awesome 66lb carp from Rainbow Lake, near Bordeaux.

Italian Nutrabaits fieldtester and owner of The Carp & Co Tackle shop in Rieti, Antonio Di Reinzo is no stranger to big fish, but even he was slightly taken aback by the recent capture of his 30.2 kilo fish from Rainbow Lake, France.

The mirror which, for those of you who still work in old money weighed just under 66lbs 8oz, fell for home rolled Trigga with elevated levels of Green Lipped Mussel Extract, Pineapple Nutrafruit and N-Butyric Acid.

Latest Carp Catches from Old Bury Hill

Old Lake carp in feeding frenzy!

Pic right: Bradley Shackleton with a 29lb 12oz Temple mirror.
Gavin Campbell had a great night catching 14 fish to 23lb 1oz. Fishing peg 26 on the Old Lake, Gavin fished Mainline baits to the open water catching steadily throughout the night. With most fish averaging 16lb, the twenty was a real treat.

Daniel and David Eke and Darren Tanner also had a great session early week catching 40 fish between them which included 3 twenties and a couple of 19lb’ers. Fishing pegs 73 – 75 behind the island, the trio fished Destiny baits to the island margins catching throughout their session.

Another angler to do well was Martin James who caught 10 carp to 20lb during his session on peg 55. Martin fished 10mm Robin Red boilies. Paul Clarke also had a good session catching 14 fish from peg 4 on the front bank. Fishing 18mm Icelandic Red baits to the open water, Paul caught steadily throughout his 24 hours session topping off his catch with two twenties weighing 23lb and 21lb 6oz.

Turning to Temple, whilst the fishing has generally been a little hard, a few good fish have been reported. Bradley Shackleton caught two fish during his recent Temple session topped by a stunning 29lb 8oz mirror. Bradley fished peg 11 catching on Icelandic Red. Grabbing a short day session midweek, Tony Tremlett managed a plump 23lb mirror also losing a fish. Tony fished an Icelandic Red boilie to the island margins. Although no details yet, there are also reports of 29lb and 27lb mirrors being caught

Elver fishermen fined for using illegal nets

£4,509 penalty!

Three men caught fishing for elvers with illegal nets have been ordered to pay £4,509 in fines and costs. The case was brought by the Environment Agency.

Environment Agency bailiffs were carrying out routine checks on the River Parrett at Bridgwater on March 5, 2008, when they found Paul Squire fishing with a fixed net.

An elver dip net should only be operated by hand. Officer’s saw that Squire had attached a rope and float to his net and fixed the net handle to the riverbank using a stake. A series of long poles had been attached to the net to keep it in a fixed position in the river.

A net used in this way, known as a ‘fixed engine’, gives a fisherman an unfair advantage and enables him to catch more than his fair share of elvers. Eel numbers have declined in recent years and it is important stocks are not over-fished.

Squire, of Chilton Street, Bridgwater, was fined £700 and ordered to pay £925 costs by local magistrates after pleading guilty to four fishing offences of contravening the National Eel Fishing Byelaws 2004 and the Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975.

Paul Meare, of Osborne Road, Bridgwater, who was fishing with Squire, admitted three offences and was fined £525 and ordered to pay costs of £847.

In a separate incident on February 22, Steven Riddle, of Penzoy Avenue, Bridgwater, was caught on the River Parrett using an illegal elver net. He admitted three offences and was fined £525 and was also ordered to pay full costs of £987.

All three men had nets and equipment seized at the time of the offences. The court ordered these items to be destroyed.

In his summing up the magistrate at Bridgwater told the fishermen they were lucky not to be banned from elver fishing. He added if they were caught in the future a very heavy fine would be imposed and a ban would be part of that sentence.

‘Illegal fishing damages eel stocks, is detrimental to the environment and unfair to law abiding fishermen. We will not tolerate the use of fixed nets and will prosecute anyone we catch fishing illegally on the River Parrett,’ said Richard Dearnley for the Environment Agency.

The Environment Agency regularly inspects the elver fishery on the River Parrett. Fishermen pay £69 a year for a licence. Dip nets are used to catch elvers – baby eels – as they enter freshwater after their journey from the Sargasso Sea. Elver fishing can be lucrative. In 2005 the price of elvers peaked at £525 per kilogram. They currently fetch around £200 per kilogram.

offers from theinternetfishingtackleshop

shaun0101 — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 00:53:16 CDT

Pro 500 5 Drawer Aluminium SeatBox

Price: ₤100.00
Pro 500 5 Drawer Aluminium SeatBox old price £132.99 new price £100

Super Team SeatBox

Price: ₤229.99
Super Team SeatBox old price £299.99 new price £229.99 Features include the following: A removable tackle drawer section. 3 Side Drawers. 2 Front Drawers. Gel Seat with Pole Flap. Double extending legs. Side Tray Cassette Style footplate.

NXT Pro T-3i Bivvy & Overwrap

new Price: ₤220.00 old price £250.00
NXT Pro T-3i Bivvy & Overwrap W L H Dimensions (cm) 300 250 160 This bivvy can be erected in minutes even in the strongest of winds. Features include: Strong alloy framework 210D PU Coated nylon Double stitched, heat-sealed seams Two way, heavy duty zips Heavy duty groundsheet Comes complete with deluxe winter skin!

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shaun0101 — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 00:17:14 CDT

fishing news

shaun0101 — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 15:10:15 CDT

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