Don't knoe the stretch, but have fished a fair bit in the area. You'll have to ask on the camp site for the best swims, but the methods are fairly standard. I'd use one of 2 methods:
Pellet on the feeder. I use 8mm halibut pellets banded on to a size 14 Super Specialist. With a mixture of various pellets in a cage feeder. Just use smaller halibut pellets with a few 8mm ones mixed in if you like. Just before you tackle up put your feeder pellets into a bait box and cover them with water. Once you've set up pour off the water. You'll now find that you can put the pellet into a cage feeder and they'll stay put when you cast. You'll need some dead cows for the feeder, 10lb reel line and a similar strength hooklink in braid or fluorocarbon.
The alternative is trotting maggots. Set up a balsa or avon float to 6lb line on a carp match rod. You'll need a gallon of maggots as well! Choose your swim and start feeding maggots every cast (a bait dropper on another rod makes this a lot easier). Keep the bait going in no matter what and you'll find that, in the right swim you'll be getting a fish a chuck.
Hope that helps.
