Newton aa

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Newton aa

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Joined Newton aa at start of summer and only fished their waters twice, so thought I'd grab an hour or so pikin this morning before in work just after lunch.

Had lure rod and deadbait rod set up. Deadbait was paternoster float rig with smelt, lure was a shallow diving silver plug. Newton aa currently reviewing pike rules but at moment can only use mono as braid is not allowed (hope this gets changed). Worked my way down one stretch of the canal without so much as a follow. Walked back and other stretch looked weedy so jumped in car and drove to other car park about a mile away for a last twenty minutes before had to head home for work. Chucked out deadbait, after resetting stop knot as canal was a lot deeper here, then started working the lure. Second cast and fish on, after a spirited scrap slipped net under it on on the bank. The pike had proper nailed the lure and it was right at the back of it's mouth. Unhooked rested it in net in water then quick photo before releasing. I'd forgot scales but was quite chunky and in good condition around 8lb I'd estimate.
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Cracking pike there Tony, well done :clap: The freshwater scene doesn't do a great deal for me but I do fancy a crack at the pike on the lures.
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Nice pike Tony lad.
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Cheers fellas,

The canal has quite a lot of over hanging trees and rushes on one bank and just looks pikey. It's only about twenty mins from mine so ideal if only got a couple of hours to search out a few more
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Newton aa have updated their pike fishing rules and you can now use braid (30lb min) when lure fishing
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nice.. i would love to have a go at that! how much is it and do you have postcode, to veiw the canal?


im looking for areas to try for pike i live on the wirral any ideas? :D thanks in advance!
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Excellent. :clap: :clap:
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peter wrote:nice.. i would love to have a go at that! how much is it and do you have postcode, to veiw the canal?


im looking for areas to try for pike i live on the wirral any ideas? :D thanks in advance!
Hi Peter,
there's lots of info on their website about their waters and maps

http://www.newtonangling.com/

you can get annual membership

Permits are available from the following outlets:
•Association Headquarters: Newton-le-Willows Sports Club, Crow Lane East, Newton-le-Willows, WA12 9XE - Monday nights 8pm.
•Atherton Fishing Tackle Centre, 136 Market St, Atherton, M46 0DX.
•Cheshire Angling Centre, 279a Thelwall Lane, Latchford, Warrington, WA4 1NF.
•Discount Aquatic Center and Fishing Tackle, 1a Haydock St, Newton-le-Willows, WA12 9AB. (Plus day tickets for Canal).
•Fishing UK (formerly Bailey's), 20-22 Parksway, Woolston, Warrington, WA1 4BP.
•Golborne Tackle And Bait, 1A Grimshaw Street, Golborne, WA3 3SD.
•Harry's Fishing Tackle, 211 Old Road, Ashton in Makerfield, WN4 9QP.
•Leigh Tackle and Bait, 90-94 Leigh Road, Leigh, WN7 1SL.
•St Helens Tackle & Bait, Chain Lane, St Helens, WA11 9HB.
•Whiston Angling and Pet Food Supplies,Dragon Drv, off Dragon Lane, Whiston.L36-3QW

Membership prices and information:
•Membership runs from 1st April 2013 to 31st March 2014

•Juniors - £10
•Senior members - £36
•Ladies members - £12
•Disabled members - £27
•O.A.P's - £19
•Key and pass £4.00 only from HQ on Monday nights. White door Dam key £4.00, available from Ace Keys and Locksmith, 33 Queen Street, Newton-le-Willows on production of a valid permit and photo ID pass.



or day tickets

Day tickets can be purchased on the bank costing £6.00. Alternatively, tickets are available from Aquatic Discounts, Haydock St, Earlestown, and the Londis shop, Bradleigh Rd, opposite the hospital, at a cost of £4.00 prior to starting fishing.
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