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News from Glehias lake

Oct 2006

Willow Trees are Out, 1st Oct

Around 15 months ago, we planted 2 young Willow trees in the lake to give a central feature to fish to, and although one of them proved to be a carp magnet, they have become a bit of a nuisance as every now and then, the hooked fish have run round them and snagged, resulting in a few lost fish, and who wants to lose a fish when it maybe your personal best on the hook?

Oct 2006

Darren & Scott â€“ part 3 , 1st Oct

It seems we can’t keep these boys away!

Back again for another 24hour session, after a great success two weeks before, the lads pulled out a total of seven fish this time around, with an average weight of around 22lbs, the biggest of which being 25lb 12oz caught on La Gléhias boillies by Scott.

See you again soon :)

Oct 2006

New BBQâ€™s & Play Area, 1st Oct

We now have a barbecue area at the lakes, and a large barbecue and play area with swings, slide and picnic bench set in the wild orchard adjacent to the Farmhouse for those who rent it for their stay.

The orchard, filled with several different varieties of fruit and nut trees, is a lovely place to spend a sunny afternoon, if you can tear yourself away from the lakes that is!

Tracy & Lee :)

Oct 2006

More Big Carp & Cats to 39lb 9oz!, 1st Oct

Initial heavy stockings are always filled with at least a little apprehension.

With the health and welfare of the fish always paramount, how the lake will adapt to such big changes are always a concern. Having said that, La Gléhias are very pleased with how the newcomers have settled in since the initial Big Carp stocking of February. So much so, we felt that the lake could in fact cope with just a little bit more…

We have just had Laurent Bigot deliver another twenty big Carp to around mid 20’s and three Catfish to around 40lbs! - giving something else to go for. We expect these to grow on very rapidly due to the high numbers of Tench and Rudd in the lake for them to munch on.

Lee & Tracy :)