Cheshire Fishing
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Big Kev
- The Masterful One
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Cheshire Fishing
Off to Tattenhall in the morning to get back in the swing of things on an easy water
tin of bacon grill and some corn should see a few carp on the bank 
winter fishing sucks
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Steve Duffy
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Dont thinks so kev... it may cost nothing but you still need a permit... plus some anglers have been messing around with stocks between the little and big lakeBig Kev wrote:Walton Hall Park here i come....free fishing
NO... A PERMITBig Kev wrote:Yes we know you need a licence,that goes without saying
You need one now to fish all park lakes in liverpool, the police ballif it along with park security etc
You get them free from the one stop shop thingys
you do need a permit to fish it now..as shaun says you can get them free from the onestop shops( not sure about you now you live in wooleyback land)
theres a good chance you wont get asked as they only come round every preston guild and im sure they will let first offenders off with a suggestion they get one
theres a good chance you wont get asked as they only come round every preston guild and im sure they will let first offenders off with a suggestion they get one
If I want your opinion, I'll ask you to fill out the necessary forms.
Wools will be able to get them... i wouldnt chance you being let off thoughbigdave wrote:you do need a permit to fish it now..as shaun says you can get them free from the onestop shops( not sure about you now you live in wooleyback land)
theres a good chance you wont get asked as they only come round every preston guild and im sure they will let first offenders off with a suggestion they get one
the night fishing by prior arrangment only one rod rule came about because of the tented village that sprung up everynight,especially during the summer, causing noise and litter problems for the other park users and nearby residents (the walton triangle estate backs right onto the lake practically)...and the fact that they used to all have about 4 rods out each, strung all over the place sometimes leaving little room left for ther anglers to have a fishShaun1118 wrote:the big lake has got thirty lb plus carp... why let them go to waste because a pole angler want to catch skimmers and roach
at the end of the day its their own fault that the rules have to be brought in, ive fished wally for 29 years morning noon and night sometimes, and i can see the place going down the nick, its a crying shame, its full of argos carpers and nuggets who have no idea about fish welfare...or fishing come to that
ive had some great days ther and catching 100lb bags of carp from the little lake wasnt that rare at times during the summer before last before the boaties put weed killer in the lake
i hope the permit system brings back some of the good times back to walton and the other parks..ive got a card and not even bothered to use it yet..i might have a go there one day before the kids break up for holiday9 dont bother fishing it during the weekends or holidays
by the way dont know were you read theres no pike fishing, no carp fishing..no boilies rule...was it a dream...for the proper rules have a look
here
If I want your opinion, I'll ask you to fill out the necessary forms.
At least they are doing something Dave unlike WBC, we have AWAC but i dont think they have anglers interests at heart just out for themselves, we have lost Burton this year and WBC are not interested in opening up the lakes at the Wirral Country Park, or even using some of the land that lies empty around the bourgh to develop into fisherys to get kids away from the laptops, ps2's ect and get them out into the fresh air as we did as kids its sad that they have no interest.
fair dos about the oops
I had the pleasentry of seeing one of these 30s first hand
He caught it on the surface free lining bread last year
The rules mentioned where the ones the old people where trying to put in place a while back and realisticly without at least 2 rods you can target large carp successfully
Its says you may have more when consent is arranged before hand but how long is that going to take!?!?!
I had the pleasentry of seeing one of these 30s first hand
The rules mentioned where the ones the old people where trying to put in place a while back and realisticly without at least 2 rods you can target large carp successfully
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Big Kev
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The tench fishing on the big lake was superb until the carp anglers arrived on the scene....same script at Halsnead...10 tonnes of boilies going in every day does`nt help anything
Any road up,i decided to go to Brookside nr Stretton as it`s only 20 mins away....got there around 6.30am and picked a peg on Willow...


I had to wait a good 5 secs for my first bite,and it continued with a fish a chuck for 90 mins




I had forgotten how mind numbingly boringly easy carp puddles are,so i called it a day at 8am and went crabbing
Any road up,i decided to go to Brookside nr Stretton as it`s only 20 mins away....got there around 6.30am and picked a peg on Willow...


I had to wait a good 5 secs for my first bite,and it continued with a fish a chuck for 90 mins




I had forgotten how mind numbingly boringly easy carp puddles are,so i called it a day at 8am and went crabbing
winter fishing sucks