Building a venue - Page 3 - Talk Angling fishing chat and tackle advice

Stu · 5th February 2007, 07:50 PM

Simon,
So come on then, what's the latest on your venue? Have you got the land yet? It would make an interesting article.......

Cheers,
Stu

scoucerman · 5th February 2007, 08:20 PM

i would have about 9 metres out as alot of younger people would be able to fish and have about 3 foot bottom of shelft and about 1 1/2 foot at top but have grass banks other side so no reeds and have bout 5 foot in middle and same complex on near side and fill with f1s as they feed in winter and carp to like 8 ib so they grow (bonus fish in matches) i would have about 80 pegs if enough room as you can have 3-5 clubs and still room for plesure add roach skimmers bream!!!!!! for winter aswell tench and a few perch chubb and NO CRAYFISH lol

scoucerman · 5th February 2007, 08:23 PM

a money make is make ppl buy fisheries pelet as you can buy a huge bag for 2.50 and sell pints for £1 and make like 50 pound a day

scoucerman · 5th February 2007, 08:23 PM

dont go over the top and say u have to use fisheries own corn lol

Dave · 6th February 2007, 01:37 PM

fisheries own nets i hate.

Oneabung · 6th February 2007, 03:42 PM

I think fisheries own nets are a good idea....

Anyway to answer the original question I am in the process of buying the land - then the fun begins!

scoucerman · 6th February 2007, 04:44 PM

snake lake but very big with like 60-70 pegs

also i would have thousandfs of f1s in there

all year round good results

markco · 6th February 2007, 08:50 PM

Hi Simon,
The fisheries own nets are a very good idea, we have our own net dips for our pool but are trying to get all members to have a set of nets purely for our pool and nowhere else.
I am sure you have seen the poor attempts at net dips on some of the commercials, I would hate to have a fish kill on our pool because someone forgot to dip thier nets.
I also think that if you have paid for the fish in the first place there welfare is very high on your agenda.
I think some of the replies to this thread are quite funny as they don't seem to have any concept as to what is required to have thier own water.

Kingfisher · 6th February 2007, 09:01 PM

The best safeguard re. nets is to thoroughly dry them before using them again. Preferably in sunshine!

Dave · 6th February 2007, 09:11 PM

i just hate using old manky nets with holes in them sometimes.