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Feb 2023

Impressive Growth Rate, 7th Feb

Recently we were able to see the growth rate of a common stocked in 2020. 1st picture is owner Andy with a new carp in May 2020 at 19lb and it was caught yesterday at 41lb that’s a massive growth of 22lb!

Nov 2022

1 Year On, 30th Nov

Have a look at this, exactly 1 year apart. One of our babies that we kept in the nursery then released into the lake when it was safe to do so... what a growth rate.

Oct 2022

A Review, 5th Oct

Thanks to Zac Foley for this review:

"What more can I say than this place is what dreams are made of! A unbelievable weeks fishing with the lads, incredible hosts and hospitality couldn’t ask for much more!

Considering the weather couldn’t make up its mind we done a good head of fish between the 8 of us with a good few PBs coming out.

First time going to France fishing and I can happily say I won’t be visiting anywhere else.

We have already booked for next available week which is a while away.

Like to thank Andy, Bernie and Rob for providing a top quality holiday and an amazing lake.

Here’s some images I’d like to share. Once again a big thank you off the Liverpool lads, we can’t wait to get back out already."

Oct 2022

Catch Report, 4th Oct

Haven’t updated stuff from the last few weeks as we’ve been so busy just ran out of time because as you all know it’s mental on here at the moment with so many fish coming out…

Heres a handful of fish that’s been out in the last couple of weeks..

We also had some big fish over 55lb that anglers could not pick up due to not physically being able.

Also a bit of fantastic news in 1 way but not in the other, Martin Simmons had a take 2 weeks ago and we watched as he played the fish for a good while and then netted a fish which we knew straight away as being 1 of the big commons which we’d not seen for over 3 years and last out at just under 70lb.

As we went to remove the fish we saw it was attached to another line and Martin was attached to the line so she had been trailing for god knows how long, so not to stress her any longer we just let her go.