I fished last year,and the higher numbers were supposed to be the best.I think the point is about pegs 19-21.I drew bad?peg 7.Its about 4-5 feet down the first shelf,and i targetted that area.I fished maggot for the roach and skimmers,and then switched to pellet[4mm]when the bottom started to get churned up.I fished two lines at ten and two o'clock.To the left i fed paste,and that line came on later in the match.I fed expanders to the right,which drew in the bream,then the carp.The weather was blowing a gale,so i had to fish over depth up to 6 inches,so i missed a few bites on the paste.Its deep if you fish further out and you can have a strong tow.The method normally wins,but after all this rain you never know.The winner came from peg 20 or 21[the point]on the method and pole.He had fish over 10lb and also won our bonus fish[extra £50]I think he had 65lb.Second was my mate about peg 16 with 56lb.He fished the same lines as me[ie down the first ledge]but he stayed on the pellet.Third was myself peg 7 with 55lb[and i lost several fish]on pellet and paste.Without the atrocious wind the weights would have been much higher.Fishing further out my neighbour on peg 6 only had 10lb,he completely ignored the inside shelves.If you are good on the method then that will most likely win,but if like me you havent the patience to build the swim up,then my tactics should put you in the frame.Hope that helps you out.By the way its probably 8 feet deep at 6 meters and above.
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