
of my first fishing memories . This week it was a case of
Back To The Start . Speaking to Mike he wanted to catch
a Crucian Carp he was planning a trip to his banker water
for this particular species , I told him of the water I fished
as a kid which now is WiganDAA water on our club ticket .
I spent hours sat by the side of my dad waiting and playing
while he fished for these beautiful , shy biting , hard fighting
fish and over the years have made the odd visit taking some
quality fish .
The problem as been the water as not been bailiffed for years
and a visit normally meant sitting in discarded rubbish and
being pestered by the local yobs .
Well what a pleasant surprise to turn up to a clean maintained
water ,I spoke to the Bailiff who had picked up a few small things
to remove great !!!
Mike had been fishing for a few hours he was on the bank at
5am and was busy taking Crucian Roach Rudd and Bream
I told the Mrs I was going to see Mike but sneaked the rod in
''well you have to'' so I was fishing at 9am

with Caster and one tight to the weed in the margins to my
left which was my pellet line for bigger fish .
Almost from the moment I cast the fish took Roach and Rudd
not too big but all in good nick . Taking them on the pin makes
the experience sweeter .

was met with a bite I got my first Crucian , I dropped in
on the margin line and took another six up to a pound
very nice .

well spent .
5 comments:
Was a cracker of a venue - was worth the early start to have such a lovely lake to myself for a few hours - its fascinating watching the larger fish topping and rolling in the early morning -cheers Tony!
The temptation was too much to resist and what a pleasant surprise , think I said it was not that the water was not in nice surroundings just that it was not looked after very glad you enjoyed it , we will have one or two of the big ones next time .
Tony
Looks really nice thanks for the reports.
I like to fish places like that on warm summer evening after work with a tin of sweetcorn and some worms.
Just the ticket.
It is always interesting to read your articles Tony.
I do have to ask though, what is a local yob?
Cheers,
Steve
Steve Dobson's Fisherman's Blog
I do have to ask though, what is a local yob?
It's just a local term for a teenage gang with a little too much beer in them ,looking to cause trouble nothing else to do I guess
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