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i have just started fishing again and in need of some advice of where to go in the gloucestershire area. any help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
good venues in gloucestershire
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Terry Comerford
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Hillview Lakes, Twyning.
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thanks terry, just had a look on thier website looks good, will try and fish it within the next few weeks.
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If there was one place I wouldn't recommend it would have to be Hillview. Ok if you are a matchman but a definate no no for pleasure fishing.
Chad lake is one of the finest all round fisheries in Glos, mebbe the Midlands, thats 2 or 3 miles from Stow in the Wold.
Leamington lakes just outside Moreton in the Marsh is another I would highly recommend.
Lower Broadheath isn't too bad either, its better known as the 'Jam factory' the original lake isn't easy but there are some nice tench in there.
Heres a few links to peruse here
Chad lake is one of the finest all round fisheries in Glos, mebbe the Midlands, thats 2 or 3 miles from Stow in the Wold.
Leamington lakes just outside Moreton in the Marsh is another I would highly recommend.
Lower Broadheath isn't too bad either, its better known as the 'Jam factory' the original lake isn't easy but there are some nice tench in there.
Heres a few links to peruse here
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cheers graham, i visited lemington a few weeks back and was havin a very quiet day(absolutely nothing) until i hooked an 8lb common so i was happy! will have a look at the other lakes, thanks for the advice
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Try the Canal Pools at Hillview Nobby, they're ideal if your a novice, stuffed full of fish, easily caught close in to the bank.
Give the fishery a ring first though, to make sure it's not fully booked, it's a very popular fishery.
You can put together a good net of fish, on casters and chopped worms or pellet and corn.
Give the fishery a ring first though, to make sure it's not fully booked, it's a very popular fishery.
You can put together a good net of fish, on casters and chopped worms or pellet and corn.
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will bear that in mind terry thanks,it does say that the canal is ideal for the pole or is that just a suggestion
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All four canals are about 10 to 12 mtrs wide. Ideal for the pole.
A lot of fish though are caught to the left and right, of your platform, or down the shelf, in front of you, at three mtrs.
Keep feeding non-stop, but tiny amounts, they come to the noise.
Shallow up, if bites stop or slow up, they have probably moved up in the water.
A lot of fish though are caught to the left and right, of your platform, or down the shelf, in front of you, at three mtrs.
Keep feeding non-stop, but tiny amounts, they come to the noise.
Shallow up, if bites stop or slow up, they have probably moved up in the water.
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cheers ill let you know how i get on