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  • #1

    How to fish Stafford Moor

    Here's a couple of films I've made about two approaches at Stafford Moor. Hopefully some more on the way later in the year...

    YouTube - Stafford Silvers

    YouTube - Stafford Moor The Conker
    The Mahseer Trust visit us at www.mahseertrust.org
    Working for one of the World's iconic fish species and the rivers they live in.

    Thinking of visiting the Westcountry?
    Check out:
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    Want to learn from Will Raison and Neil Machin?
    log on to www.v2vangling.co.uk
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  • #2
    nice videos mate, think i will try the skimmer style at a couple of local venues as they are stuffed with skimmers

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    • #3
      Thanks for that. Hope it works for you...
      The Mahseer Trust visit us at www.mahseertrust.org
      Working for one of the World's iconic fish species and the rivers they live in.

      Thinking of visiting the Westcountry?
      Check out:
      www.coarsefish-torbay.co.uk

      Want to learn from Will Raison and Neil Machin?
      log on to www.v2vangling.co.uk

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      • #4
        Steve,

        I spoke to you and a few others about this a few years back and it seems that nothing has changed except for the fact YOU have brought it out into open territory. Nice one and very informative. Now all you got to do is the pellet waggler at Stafford Moor to complete the trilogy.
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        • #5
          daft question but is stafford moor in stafford as thats where i live and i have never heard of it????

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          • #6
            mout

            it is in North Devon, probably why you cannot find it locally.
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            • #7
              Ta Keith. I'm still negotiating with Andy to film a few more.
              We have the conker and bomb on one film, skimmers on corn, next we'll do caster for roach; pellet wag; paste on the pole and one looking at the complex as a whole including inside the lodges. Hopefully there will be a DVD in each of the lodges with all of the films on so visitors can watch them all on the big screen before they go fishing there.
              I am trying to offer the same service to any fishery that wants it, so if anyone has a local fishery that could benefit from this kind of advertising, then pass them on to me...
              The Mahseer Trust visit us at www.mahseertrust.org
              Working for one of the World's iconic fish species and the rivers they live in.

              Thinking of visiting the Westcountry?
              Check out:
              www.coarsefish-torbay.co.uk

              Want to learn from Will Raison and Neil Machin?
              log on to www.v2vangling.co.uk

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              • #8
                And most of the carp weights in the last week have been coming out on hard pellet on the deck at 13m!
                Who says Stafford Moor is a one method venue?
                The Mahseer Trust visit us at www.mahseertrust.org
                Working for one of the World's iconic fish species and the rivers they live in.

                Thinking of visiting the Westcountry?
                Check out:
                www.coarsefish-torbay.co.uk

                Want to learn from Will Raison and Neil Machin?
                log on to www.v2vangling.co.uk

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                • #9
                  Steve,

                  I think SM is so good because of the diversity of it. You can pretty much choose how you want to fish and for what species and then find a peg where you can actually achieve it. It is a great place to chill out and relax as well as honing your skills. And the lodges are none too shabby either. LOL
                  [COLOR="Red"]GOT Baits you know it makes sense[/COLOR]

                  [url]www.gotbaits.co.uk[/url]

                  [[url]http://keithgandhi.blogspot.co.uk/[/url]

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by keith View Post
                    And the lodges are none too shabby either. LOL
                    Filmed in the lodges on Saturday, they'll star in a forthcoming short...
                    The Mahseer Trust visit us at www.mahseertrust.org
                    Working for one of the World's iconic fish species and the rivers they live in.

                    Thinking of visiting the Westcountry?
                    Check out:
                    www.coarsefish-torbay.co.uk

                    Want to learn from Will Raison and Neil Machin?
                    log on to www.v2vangling.co.uk

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