nathan

are intrepid reels worth alot i was woundering because there are pictures of them on here and i have a mitchell intrepid reel

i've recieved a brochure lowfields and it talks about there short breaks for the weekend etc i was wanting to know if you can get day tickets there as i just want to go for the day

does anyone know where abouts newark dyke is and is it fishing well and any other info you hjave about it that i should know

can anyone tell me what fish ther are in it and how to catch em. p.s has anyone fished it recently or should i leave it for now. [ 27. October 2002, 04:41 PM: Message edited by: nathan ]

craig, check private messages mate

1. i ain't even been on yet 2. again, again [ 18. October 2002, 06:50 PM: Message edited by: nathan ]

i'm 14

at my local fisherie they have put a ban on cat and dog meat and i as just about to use it on my next trip does anyone know why this might be

i know thatthere have been a few posts on this before but it wasn't really what i was looking for i wanted to know if you could use it for float fishing with a rod as others only use a pole because they say it comes off when you cast (how can you make it so it doesn't come off) also i wanted to know what size bit of meat should i use

what size lead should i be sing on the trent i hear people use about a 3oz lead is that right and should i call it a lead or a ledger as i thought lead weights were banned

i,m hoping to go fishing on the trent this sunday at crankly point i was woundetring if you got any tips on bait also i hear in winter i shouldn't use so much bait as you would normally do should i start to cut down on bait now

is there anything that you could use to add to your groundbait that you could find in the kitchen like sweetcorn,bread etc

if you came to a lake say about 15 acres with about a 2 foot bed of weed all the way across the lake with about 400 big carp from 10-30lb fish in it how would you fish it

i made some breadcrum for groundbait and i thought i would test it i mix it with water and i just goes into a ball of bread what am i doing wrong or is that ok

has anyone fished the witham in barnby near the church i fished there today and we only caught a few small gudjeon, i was woundering if there is any bigger fish say about a pound or more if so do you know any good methods to fish it

does bread crum make a good groundbait if you add sweetcorn and casters etc

does anyone know any recipes for making boilies by just using stuff in my cupboards and fridge (flour,eggs and spices that sort of thing) as i've heared that you have to some sort of base mix and i don't want to be paying for those if you could make them from things i already have

come on, someone must of fished there before

does anyone know what tactics are best for catching fish on the second and third lake on the great north fishery

does anyone know what tactics are best for catching fish on the second and third lake on the great north fishery

have you read your private messages

i started out about a year ago so i don't know much about fishing but i had the same problem but then i saw a similar way in a magazine

do the fish on the trent at bobs island take lucheon meat

this is hard to explain but what i do is get one of the red rod rests from argos and put the spool of line upthe stick to the red bit and then i stick in the ground and push it all the way down so the red bit is touching the spool of line with a bit off pressure (not to much or you won't be able to reel it on) and reel in it should be a little bit hard to reel in but as long as you've got some tension on the line if it still comes off then push the bank stick down a bit harder hope this helps and let me know if it works or not [ 12. September 2002, 06:37 PM: Message edited by: nathan ]

thanks