
10th November 2007, 05:07 PM
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Hunnington day out 2
i went to Hunnington again today;
i arrived at 10:00am walked to my chosen peg next to a bloke with all the gear (i thourt i might pick up a few tips) 
Once i had set up and riged up i DIDNT put any bate in untill my line was in with a pinkie on a size 16 hook (the smallest 16 ive ever seen) i then catapulted 2 pouches on pinkies over the top and put 5-6 casters in my pult crushed them and fired em out. With in 5 mins i had a bite and struck into a roach of about 1/2oz not grate i know. I then shipped back out with 2 pinkies on the hook and fired 2 pouches full of pinkies and 2 full of castors. About half an hour later the float buried and i struck into another roach of about 1/2oz. I then put 1 pouch of pinkies and 1 of castors; about 1 hour later after a dead spell and a very windy spell the float shot off and i pulled into a crucian of about 1 lb. Then the bloke come round for me money and i got a bag of micros of him aswell. Once he had gone and i had finished my drink i put 2 half pouches of micros and 1 of pinkies about 1 hour later it all came to life with the float disapering every 30 seconds or so. I had just put 3 pinkies on the hook when i struck into what must have been a carp tesing my new #7 vespe elastic to the max after about 5 mins of playing it i got it down to the top 3 and reaced for the net thats when my elastic bottomed out and the hook pulled free.(i was pi**ed off to say the least)
i put 3 pinkies back on the hook and shipped out to my 10m line again after a bit of bate the float shot off and i was into another carp but this time i landed it. It was around 1and a 1/2lb
THE END... and they all lived happily ever after
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10th November 2007, 06:19 PM
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right matt now you can tell me to shut up if you like but im going to point out a few thing where you might be going wrong! i have only fished hunnington twice before 2 evening opens this year, but have a very good idea how i would approach this venue this time of the year!
firstly bait wise you want,
corn
maggot
4mm pellet (i would personally ignore micros, the water is too deep to feed micro and even with a slight breeze on the water it does tow a little and the micros will be washed out your peg)
4 and 6mm hooker pellet
i would fish a line around 6m the bottom of the first slop and then one around 11-13m depending on wind conditions! at the start you want to be putting a small handfull of pellet, a few grains of corn and a few maggots on your 6m line and leave this for at least a hour,
start on your long line with corn or expander pellet on the hook, fill up your kinder cup with around 20 pellets and a couple of grains of corn and ship this out and wait for indications of fish, i would then top up with a dozen pellets and the odd grain of corn after every fish! keeping it nice and simple,
the venue isnt stocked enough to be speading the fish out, buy using the catapult, keep everything tight aond go VERY easy on the feed!
oh and a size 16 is far too big for a pinkie:P
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10th November 2007, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by matt6900
right matt now you can tell me to shut up if you like but im going to point out a few thing where you might be going wrong! i have only fished hunnington twice before 2 evening opens this year, but have a very good idea how i would approach this venue this time of the year!
firstly bait wise you want,
corn
maggot
4mm pellet (i would personally ignore micros, the water is too deep to feed micro and even with a slight breeze on the water it does tow a little and the micros will be washed out your peg)
4 and 6mm hooker pellet
i would fish a line around 6m the bottom of the first slop and then one around 11-13m depending on wind conditions! at the start you want to be putting a small handfull of pellet, a few grains of corn and a few maggots on your 6m line and leave this for at least a hour,
start on your long line with corn or expander pellet on the hook, fill up your kinder cup with around 20 pellets and a couple of grains of corn and ship this out and wait for indications of fish, i would then top up with a dozen pellets and the odd grain of corn after every fish! keeping it nice and simple,
the venue isnt stocked enough to be speading the fish out, buy using the catapult, keep everything tight aond go VERY easy on the feed!
oh and a size 16 is far too big for a pinkie:P
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Matt you post this on the fur and feather post to give them that aint fished it an idea how to approach it there
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10th November 2007, 07:57 PM
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sound advice Matt....
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10th November 2007, 08:17 PM
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TBH lee all that i have posted is typical winter lake/commerical lake fishing, something that matt seems either confused by or its just a lack of knowledge/experiance(which is probably the case), i just couldnt understand where he was coming from by firing pinkies out to 10 metres by the pouch load followed by crushed caster which would obviously float and wash away? fishing on the deck with double pinkie on a 16?
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10th November 2007, 08:26 PM
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Sound advice Matt from Matt6900, you other thread also identified that you were over feeding, remember the old saying you cant take out what you have put in.
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10th November 2007, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by matt6900
TBH lee all that i have posted is typical winter lake/commerical lake fishing, something that matt seems either confused by or its just a lack of knowledge/experiance(which is probably the case), i just couldnt understand where he was coming from by firing pinkies out to 10 metres by the pouch load followed by crushed caster which would obviously float and wash away? fishing on the deck with double pinkie on a 16?
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I know its just a standard winter approach but as you should know i'm a bit thick and need all the help I can get plus theres quite a few who haven't even seen Hunnington let alone fished it and anyway good advice is always useful
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10th November 2007, 09:09 PM
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10th November 2007, 09:22 PM
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10th November 2007, 09:25 PM
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Done a Ton and a half (154lb)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by matt6900
TBH lee all that i have posted is typical winter lake/commerical lake fishing, something that matt seems either confused by or its just a lack of knowledge/experiance(which is probably the case), i just couldnt understand where he was coming from by firing pinkies out to 10 metres by the pouch load followed by crushed caster which would obviously float and wash away? fishing on the deck with double pinkie on a 16?
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right like a said the 16 was the smallest ive ever seen im not that thick to use a hook to big for the bate  but sound advice about the bate and the locals all use maggot for silvers and the odd carp so i decided to use pinkie to get the smaller silvers for something to do not just waiting for the bigger fish on a practice session while i was freezing but il try your approach next time i go (nexrt weekend) thanks for advice..  
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