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Old 05-03-2006, 10:35 PM
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bit of research needed

had a good look through the website today,
i didn't realise the lake held sturgeon.
wow! i got to get one of them,bet they go like trains

big carp,big cats,big sturgeon and even big pike, christ i won't want to come home !
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Re: bit of research needed

tell you what paul they are great fun when you hook one its like playing a marlin as the launch themself out of the water

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Re: bit of research needed

Pike too? Also seen a few pics of some nice tench and perch if I remember correctly.

Would the tactics for sturgeon be similar to the cats?
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Re: bit of research needed

don,t really know really never gone for them by design i do know they scavenge so they might come across your big bed of bait if you are going down them lines .
i think what will we have to do is later as we find out more about the lake and its residents is talk about tactics and baiting situations .

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