| #21  12-15-2011, 07:14 AM | |||
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| Re: What are your winter fishing plans? Been there, done that ! Fortunatly, my 5 acre trout lake is only 7 miles away but it is roughly over 800ft above sea level and very exposed so it does tend to freeze early. Last winter the ice remained for almost 3 months. But then again, last winter just about all the local ponds, lakes and reservoirs in and around Sheffield froze over ! Ripple.     |
| #22 12-26-2011, 04:55 PM | |||
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| Re: What are your winter fishing plans? Abolutely no plans for winter fishing! This is the time of year I'm a prime target for all sorts of bugs, coughs colds & chest infections. I can't afford time off work so I'm in hibernation 'till the new coarse season starts It's a real waste of the licence, though, considering it starts on 31st March & can't be used on most waters 'till 16th June then I stop, pretty much from the end of November. For those who have made plans to brave the cold, I wish you tight lines!! Seasons Greetings, Marc. __________________ I've come here for the fishing, I'm not just catching fish! |
| #23 12-26-2011, 08:07 PM | ||||
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| Re: What are your winter fishing plans? catching a 20lb plus pike some big barbel from the severn in flood /high water mainly catch my firsy grayling anything else a bonus __________________ hates 'carp puddles' targets for 2011 10lb+worcs stour barbel,specimen tench and chub. |
| #24 12-26-2011, 08:34 PM | |||
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| Re: What are your winter fishing plans? 7 of us heading to brown down (gosport, hampshire) tomorrow armed with 250 rag and 7 boxes of squid. lets hope i catch more than a cold. still waiting for my first cod but this will be my first december fishing trip so any thing will be nice. |
