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Old 11-11-2007, 05:37 PM
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Barbel from a lake?

Maxine and I went fishing for the day yesterday,which is nothing unusual.

We were both using ledgering set ups, bit of sweetcorn and a pellet. I had a hard hitting take after some time which turned out to be a barbel. How suprised was I, especially as we were on a fishery that we have fished many times.

To make the day better, Maxine had a barbel too .....

Is it common to find these in commercials?
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Re: Barbel from a lake?

Seems to be the latest "in" fish so a few more commercials are stocking them.

Out of interest what sort of size and condition were they in, as they usually like fast water.

Did they put up much of a fight?
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Re: Barbel from a lake?

I catch them on my local commercial. They are not too big at the moment, between 1 - 2lb's but they fight a lot harder than the Carp!
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Barbel in lakes

Unfortunatly if the water gets a good hot summer and the oxygen goes down barbel will really struggle to survie. If I remember this Barbel were socked many years ago to a few lakes but very few survied more than a few years
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Re: Barbel from a lake?

well done on your captures but i belive it is wrong to put barble in lakes as they are a river fish
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Re: Barbel from a lake?

I agree with markl813, barbel belong in rivers, as the 'boss' said, they struggle to survive in a lake at summer time, due to the lack of oxygen.

Besides, barbel with a boilie belly is not a pretty fish imo
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Talking Re: Barbel from a lake?

The Barbel we caught were only a pound to pond and a half and seemed to be in good condition ..... and certainly fought! We've had one from the same lake over a year ago but never caught one since so we're not sure where they hide!

The one I landed decided to head straight for the snags under a tree ...... but didn't make it as I managed to stop it ...... then again, I was using a carp rod!

I have to say, it was a suprise to land one as we never expected to see one yet alone two in the same session. Made a change though!
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