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News from Laroussi lake

Jul 2025

PB Alert!, 11th Jul

Jean Jacques didn't waste any time, after just a quick 24hr session at Laroussi he managed to break his PB with a stunning 56lb'er!

Things got a bit hectic when he thought he lost it in the snags, so he gave Mehdi a quick call. The two of them jumped in the boat, thinking it was game over... but nope, the fish was still on! After an intense 20 minute fight they finally got it in the net. What a result!

56lb

Jun 2025

72hr Session, 10th Jun

27 bites in 72h, magic Laroussi time! All caught using the Laroussi bait pack, mixed all in a bucket ( pellets/boilies/ partiblend) to bait up and Laroussi wafter as hookbait. Rig was a classic lead clip with a camo weed lead, hook n6.

Mar 2025

Fab 48hr Session, 10th Mar

Great results from Morgan's 48-hour session this weekend: a 66lb mirror, a 44lb common, a 41lb mirror, a 31lb mirror, and an 8lb tench!

66lb

44lb

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31lb

8lb tench

Jan 2025

Road to 2025, 21st Jan

First of all, we wish you a happy new year and plenty of big fish for 2025!

Weather and lake
This winter has been extremely wet. In fact, since the opening of Laroussi in 2003, we have never experienced so much rainfall. While Laroussi is full, we are successfully maintaining the right water level with a special drainage outlet. This means that all swims remain perfectly fishable, so there’s no need to worry.

The temperatures have been quite cold this winter, with several weeks experiencing temperatures below 0°C. The coldest day so far was in mid-January, when it dropped to -6°C. The water temperature is currently at 3°C. Surprisingly, the fish are still active and feeding. In the last three weeks, some really nice fish have been caught, displaying beautiful winter colors.

As usual, we did some trimming on each swim and removed two large trees on the L’Anse swim. We created a brand new gravel path from Le Chêne to the La Plage peg. A total of 32 tons of gravel were used, so there is no longer any mud to drive through on the way to the La Plage and L’Anse pegs. (See pictures.) Please make sure to stay on the gravel path to avoid any issues.

Cabin refreshment
In the following weeks, we will refresh the shower part, the heater, and repaint the hut.

Winter fishing
Despite the cold and wet conditions, the last 8 anglers who fished the lake between 48 and 72 hours, in December to mid January, all caught fish! Jordan was the luckiest one, catching two big fish: 62lb 8oz mirror, and the pretty common at 54lb.

We can’t wait to see you on Laroussi bank, catching beautiful fish and smashing PB’s!