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what is happening with it?
How about stocking it especially for the younger generation angler, maybe with general species of fish? Have it as a seperate venue from the yately complex like the South lake, I know that this is going to upset a lot of the Copse addicts but it is better than letting the lake die a cold and lonely death.
Rivercarper
15-11-2000, 19:22
How about trying to make it a specialist lake with large Bream,Tench and Roach.Maybe with a few big Perch.RMC have plenty of big Carp venues but a specialist lake with big fish of other species would be different.
I agree with River Carper, what about a BIG tench venue, I know you have some of the best anyway but waters such as Wrasbury are so very hard.
Keep it positive for the future.
Again, I agree with Rivercarper. It's great to fish for the specimen fish of other species other than carp.
Tench are my favourite fish but to catch a clonking great perch is a goal.
Smarts
No matter how much I love 'em, not another carp venue please Ian. Time to give the other species a chance me thinks and I'm obviously not alone.
Rivercarper
16-11-2000, 18:42
Sorry mate It looks like I have started something with the Copse Lake.So if you could fill it with big Bream Tench Perch Roach that will do nicely.Open for next season even better.You could always stock a few big Barbel as well,just a thought.
No.... keep barbel in rivers, where they belong !!
Bill.
Put the BIG Crucians & Tench from the 'Summer Pit' in the 'Copse' this will enable more anglers to fish for them. There's a sad lack of swims on the 'Summer Pit'.
Did the Crucians come from the 'Copse' originally??
I think that RMC have enough big Tench waters, if they are easy to catch they no longer become an exiteable option, I am sticking to my original idea of a lake for the younger generation of angler, we all had to start somewhere and I know that there used to be stacks of fisheries for the beginner, now most of the lakes are surrounded by bivvys and long term anglers, not that I have anything against that but in the right place. There are quite a few dad's out here who want to introduce their kids to fishing and from experience if the kids catch decent fish they are hooked for life, what you all reckon?
Rivercarper
18-11-2000, 21:43
The Barbel was just a joke Billy
There is more to angling and anglers than carp, I think yately has plenty of lakes for big carp, keep the Copse for other species
I'm relieved to hear that Neil.
Bill.
Rivercarper
19-11-2000, 17:20
Can't resist the odd wind up Billy
There seems to be a slightly anti-carp and carper thing going on here! It seems that whenever anyone mentions putting in carp there is a massive wave of replies saying "don't put anymore carp in RMC venues"! Is it the fish you are against or the angler who fishes for them?? I am sure any fisherman fishing for whatever species enjoys hooking the odd carp every now and again that puts the tackle and bodily functions to the test! So don't immediately write off putting carp (of any size) back into the copse just becuause you don't like the anglers who fish for them. Carp give a good natural balance to a lake, and perhaps this is why there are so many of them around?
Yeh. stock the Copse with other species, but I think it is sad just to say we don't need anymore carp venues. Stocking a few carp of double figure size isn't going to attract the so called "Bivvy boys", but will mean some will get a nice surprise every now and again.
Don't be so anti-carp if it is the carp anglers you are actually anti!!
Cooperman
24-11-2000, 15:49
I have noticed this attitude aswell, the copse already has a good head of "other species" i have seen eels to 8lb caught, and caught tench & bream into double figures, we go lamping for crucians in the margins, and these are over 4lb. But in 10 years of fishing this venue, i have only seen around a dozen pleasure / specimen hunters fishing the lake ( and a tench fisherman landed the pretty one at 32lb+). The people complaining about the carp anglers genrally can't be bothered to walk any further than 50 yards from their cars, it's just an excuse they use not to fish the lakes.
Thats Bull & you know it, you can't steroptype the anglers who do not specialise in Carp. I could tell you the main reason why a lot of the "pleasure Anglers" keep away from such places but don't want to create a full scale row!!!!
Nice one, totally agree. I do think Yately has it's fair share of monster carp and also monster carp anglers. A few carp is nice, low doubles sounds good :)
At last someone had the guts to say it and it is what every one wants but some people just can't see that. But the lastest gossip I heard today at my local lake and I was told this by a guy who fished the complex is that Crinkle tail is still in the lake if that is the case and I'm sure its true because the guy is mates with John Lockwood then all the lake needs is some smaller carp and tench and then every one will be happy just as long as tench anglers respect the carp anglers and the carp anglers respect the tench anglers because shouting and fighting is only going to get the lake closed again.
hey no one is sterotyping most carp anglers have nothing against "plesure anglers" only time I dislike them is when they are on a complex full of lakes with the sort of fish they want to catch but most of them go for the lake containg big carp this then becomes a danger to the fish all because they can't be bothered to walk to the next lake and it does happen because we get it all the time down my local water but I'm not saying all "plesure anglers" are like this. So if anyones sterotyping its you!
Sorry if I offended you mate, but I can only go by what I do. I usualy fish with only a little tackle and may walk 10 - 15 miles in a day. I must agree that I have seen people get out of their car and sit where they park. I have caught some real great fish from most of the Yately lakes including the Copse before, the trend seems to be where the big carp are the big other species are, not so much now. I used to fish the match lake and the pad lake before the format changed for Tench and always had great success. Anyway I must admit I do tend to avoid the "bivvy boys" as I only seem to get abuse from them when I decide to try my hand at fishing off the top for the carp. It just seems to be the way it is these days, this separation between Carp Anglers and the rest of us happens.
Cooperman
27-11-2000, 13:58
After receiving your reply to my direct e-mail address i am more than a little ****ed off, you claim that "Bivvy Boys" are the ones you get abuse from i have been fishing the complex on and off for 16 years, and in that time i have only heard of a handful of disputes between anglers. Origionaly there were fishermen and carp anglers, now most people fish for carp, we don't all fish from "Bivvies", i spend 50% of my time walking around like you looking for an oportunity!! The stereotyping that you are accusing me of is actually coming from you!! The only disputes that happen at the complex are between anglers and the bailifs, and most of those cases are concerning the welfare of the fish and the venue.
I hope in future you actually talk to these "Bivvy Boys" you may actually learn something???
thats ok I was not that offended by what you wrote and if you get abuse from carp anglers just continue with what you are doing people used to laugh at Chris Yates for the way he fished and look where it got him. I used to get the same abuse evan now I still get it at my local water once the top rod used to give me a hard time untill I out fished him on the surface.
I hope the anglers at yately are not like this bacause all the people I met so far seem realy nice.
you should be ashamed of your self your know better than the people he describes I hope all the people at yately are not like you this is a discussion about what is going to happen to a brillent carp lake not a place for you to argue about sterotyping from what you have said it sounds like you don't evan care about what is happening to the lake and before you start thinking that I'm a match angler well I'm not I'm a carp angler so watch what you say because I said in a message I wrote before about respecting every type of angler.
The news is that Crinkle tail will be moved to the north lake I like your idea about stocking a few fish arond the 20lb mark and it is what I was trying to say in my last message I hope that RMC like that idea too because moving Crinkle tail is a big mistake alot of people can't afford the price of the north lake besides the copse lake is its home moving it will cause stress on the fish. I thought they would have learn't that after the death at Papercourt a few years back.
I agree with what you are saying but I do think Crinkle is best put in the North. I know it will get stressed being moved over but it can't exactly be happy at the moment sitting in a lake without all its mates that it has been with for years! The North is a bigger version of the copse and I think she will be able to grow well in there, as it seems to have reached its peak in the Copse. Just in case you are wondering, I do not want it to be moved into the North lake so I can catch it, cos I already have and would rather not repeat capture especially as it was my first thirty and a very special capture. I just think it would do the fish a lot of good and rather that than loose it to the match lake or another water where it would loose all its classic individuality.
It can also make mates with the countries most famous Forty!!
You have a good point the main reason I don't want to see it moved just yet is because I wanted to make it my first thirty after reading about how Stephen Fudge captured it I had a lot of plans and dreams of sitting up a tree all week looking for one fish but like you say it will be better off in the north and mabey in a fews years time I will be able to afford the price of the north lake and then I can relive those dreams of sitting behind my rods waiting for Crinkle Tail to pick up my bait.
How about a water for massive predators?
Now....the Nursery is feature paradise..........this'll make it the ideal water to put the big carp in for the *serious* carp angler.
The predator angle's a good one too.How about some zander?!
Smarts
Whoops!............obviously I didn't think it through!
The zander comment was only to create a debate different to the usual!!
Smarts
i think the nursey is a good place for pleasure anglers because when i fished it all i caught was bream.
Hi,
I do a mixed of fishing. I think they should put some big carp up to 30lb in the copse lake. I think that the pleasure anglers have alot of lakes to fish like pumphouse, horseshoe, summerpit etc. Also there are bream, roach etc in every lake any way. I think that it should have lots of doubles and twenties but with a change of bigger fish. There are good sized roach and other pleasure angler fish in the pumphouse etc.
James
i totally agree with james,
they should put very big carp in up to 30lb
Its nice to see we are progressing with what to do with the copse. I love the idea about joining the copse with the match that way next year I can fish both lakes with big fish in them.
Shamefully most people won't see it as such a good idea it was the same when people heard about the joining of the north and the car park I heard several moans by people in the yately tackle shop but no matter what the dicission you have my vote and maby you should start a new disscusion about this new idea and see what others think.
hey Ian you might want to check out my new post I all ready have some peoples opinons and they are in favor of the two lakes being joined. Any way have a look its called Match&Copse lake
well Ian there is a lot of replys coming in about the joining but as I said to start with the joining of the lakes will upset people and to start with I did not want to see the two joined and I was just making a point that people would rather see the two lakes joined rather than have the copse with no big carp in it but as I read the replys I see that it is not such a bad idea as long as there is no extra cost on the permits how but don't give up on this idea all right it will upset some but there are people who did not want this to happen and now they love the idea and are putting in ideas so think about it Ian.
we would all like to see it restocked with carp but joining the two allows fish like the Plate and the Pretty one to come back to their home and face it there is nothing like stalking for the old warriors of the copse thers no fun stalking stocky mirrors
Actually, the Plate is dead unfortunately. A couple of my mates found it quite soon after it had been put in the Jet ski lake (Sandhurst). Shame, but I think it was on the out anyway.
Rivercarper
04-12-2000, 19:19
STURGEON
Sam_Bale
04-12-2000, 19:42
Yeah how about ide, pyhrana, goldfish, sod it what about mahseer, nick some from the ganges its not much further than the Loire, be alright in some nice big bins, and they're related to barbel are'nt they so they'll love a nice small stillwater..........sorry didn't mean to be ****ty
Rivercarper
04-12-2000, 21:44
Never thought about all those others well done.Should make it one hell of a lake
So Crinkle's been moved to the North what's the next step for the copse then Ian or haven't you made a discission yet there are still a lot of people who think its a good idea to join the two lakes or are you going to stock it with coarse fish I'm glad I'm not the one who has to choose but as I said before no matter what the choice I'm sure it will be the right one. Good luck
the problem with moving origanls back is the amount of stress it will inflict I mean we've had two deaths so far which were the Plate and Jumbo moving them again is asking for a death or two its a shame that can't be done because the copse is where belong and I would be totaly agaist another move of the copse lake fish.
I'll put forward my opinion again for all its worth! I think the Plate was on the way out anyway, and the same goes for Jumbo. Crinkle will be fine I reckon, and I also reckon she will love it and perhaps fill out that flatish gut of hers, that she couldn't do in the Copse. The other fish from the Pad lake that went in with Jumbo seem to be doing fine, although I reckon Scale on the Shoulder needs to shed a few pounds the fat Bas***d!!
Hi,
I was told that jumbo was died.
James
Try reading my post again geeza!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Last time she came out she was 39lb 10ozs, but she's a sly one and doesn't get seen much (typical Pad lake fish!). She looks best at mid-thirty and looked sweet when Danny Morris caught her at 35+ last season.
Well Ian mabey you are right about the fish that have died I mean who nows more about the fish at yateley than you is it correct that the copse is being turned into a plesure lake mabey that was the right thing to do because all I hear about is how it was made for carp thats a load of crap there's no such thing as water made for carp and if there is then the copse is not a good example of one. I don't know why people are moaning about ticket prices I think they are reasonble the car park could come down a bit but apart from that they are okay. Keep up the good work.
No such thing as a water made for Carp eh?! I'm sorry matey, but if you had looked around the Copse a couple of years ago you would see it WAS, it was awesome! An exceptionally SPECIAL lake! Just want you to realise that.
Its a PERFECT example of one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I'm sorry but I have never seen the full lake I have only read and seen pictures of it I did say that before and I'll let you know what I think of it next year when I fish yateley untill then do have any idea on what is being done with it.
Hi Ian,
Now it is becoming a pleasure lake, what are you stocking it with and how many. Also when are you stocking it?
James
I'm not saying it is the worst lake I have seen or any thing but it is not perfect was what I was trying to but it seems that what ever you write on this site someone moans and I am going to Yateley to fish the match because when I was making plans to go fish it the copse was closed I tried to help come up with ideas because I like to try a mixture of lakes other wise it gets boring. I hope this post has not upset anyone if it has I think I'll give up and go fish some where else next year!
Rivercarper
08-12-2000, 18:45
Alex don't worry mate everyone has the right to express an opion and it will differ from the guy next door.Get on to Yatley and enjoy yourself.
If no one said what they thought then we would have a very boring forum.
thanks for the advice I think I will go ahead as planned and fish the match. Sorry I did not speak to you at sandown today and I would have brought a copy of your book but I had to have a copy of Chris Yate's "falling in again" but I will buy a copy of your book because I do quite a bit of river carping.
I have heard some new news on the copse after speaking to a member of the RMC team on sunday he said there was no plans as yet for the copse so it still has not been tured into a plesure lake yet but he also said it not be opened for some time yet due to the fact they still have a lot of work to do on it and also Crinkle is doing fine in its new home.
CarponlineEditor
15-12-2000, 09:50
Come on chaps register with the RMC forum and then use the other parts of the service. YOU KNOW IT MAKES SENSE.
No body is "cussing" carp anglers only the attitude of a minority of them who tend to think they have more of a right to fish a certain water than anybody else. I use boilies, I use a tent and I use maggots, I night fish I also fish for carp, maybe using a different approach to the dedicated carp angler. The way I see it is that we are all equal in the fact that we all want to fish. Maybe you have not seen or experienced some of the things I have. To sum this up it is just a minority who cause the problem. By the way I don't take offence to being a member of the maggot brigade, I quite like the title.
Tony
Anonymous? What do the carp boys rule?
Tony
It looks to me the the cleverest fish are not being fished for by the clerverest people by some of your comments.
Tony
CarponlineEditor
15-12-2000, 10:16
I have to agree with you Tony. Even though I mainly fish for carp I dont see why there is all the bickering between fishermen / fisherwomen anyway. I fish a water that is fished by both pleasure and carp anglers and I will admit here that most of the problems are caused by the carpers. Fishing the far margins at night when there is no-one sitting over there is fine but when someone turns up at 8.ooam in the morning to float fish in one of the swims it is totally unfair of the carper to shout across a hundred or more yards of water saying 'Oy mate you cant fish there I've got a bait where you're sitting. You dont often get a pleasure angler shouting that sort of thing at carpers do you?
hey mate we've had this arguement before we don't need it again thanks. I am a carp angler and I like most pleasure anglers I meet ok if you were just making a point but now I'm going to make a very important one most carp anglers started off as pleasure anglers its an important part of becoming a good angler one of the best carp anglers in the world is a pleasure angler his name is Chris Yates he is probably the best carp angler I have ever seen and has to be my angling hero but really we are all plesure anglers we go fishing for the pleasure of catching a fish so just think about it yeah because the truth is we do take the p*** out of there methods we just don't do it to their face and maby that is a good start to not getting into fights and maby one day carp anglers will realise that they are pleasure anglers as well.
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>>we go fishing for the pleasure of catching a fish so just think about it yeah because the truth is we do take the p*** out of there methods we just don't do it to their face and maby that is a good start to not getting into fights and maby one day carp anglers will realise that they are pleasure anglers as well.<<
And might I add, that we all started somewhere.. some just progress onto other species... some are just as happy to catch silver fish. The methods that are used are basically the same, or even just more technical due to the fact that there are so many of you trying to catch the sane fish !!
And on a personal note, I reckon catching silver fish takes a hell of a lot more skill than trying to tempt the carp - there that should get a few people Al Fayed-up [smile
Bill.
No problem mate, we all enjoy a good wind up, I don't get offended so no hard feelings.
Tony
we all find diffrent types of fishing hard some can catch silvers with their eyes closed others can't get a fish all day when I used to match fish with my dad he used to catch loads more than me but when it comes to carp I can out fish him any day of the week catching silvers is not hard but catching big silvers is hard besides you don't have to fish for silvers there are barble and tench. So again just take a moment to think about it.
Hi,
I think catching a 40lb carp is harder than catching a big sliver fish.
James
nice try Billyo but your not going to wind me up this time I agree with what your saying pleasure fishing can be hard and as for barbel fishing well thats childs play (smile) I could catch a barbel using a twig and a shoe lace now lets see who gets Al Fayed-up. I'm only joking so please don't qoute me on that barbel thing because I've never caught one.
NicB,
Silvers are easier to catch than carp but the large ones are just as difficult as larger carp. It is about even I would say to be honest. Where you would fish for one species people who fish for silver fish will catch a variety of species and usually the ones they are not after. I have had more chub when fishing for Barbel, I have had more bream when fishing for roach. If I am fishing say for roach I will have to probably catch over 100 small ones before I get one which I would regard as a decent fish. Do you understand this a bit better now mate?
Tony
I dissagree James. I would say that catching a 40lb carp knowing there is one in the water is easier than say catching a 3lb roach from a river. When you go to 50lb then maybe but not a 40, not when there are quite a lot of 40's about.
Tony
Hi,
But it is the same when you now that there are a 3lb roach in there.
The point I am trying to make James is you don't, I caught a 3lb one a few years back, it took me 20 years to break the 3lb barrier and it was a river record and one of the biggest roach caught in the Lea Valley ever, never been caught at that wight before.. This is the difference I am trying to get across. Tell me James what would you be more satisfied catching. An unknown 30 or a well known 40? I would sooner catch a previously uncaught fish.
Tony
hi,
i would like to catch a unknown 30lb but because i have never catched a carp over 30+ i think in some way iwould like to catch a forty to get my personal best up and then catch unknown 30lb
Good point
james
maby you should think about a twenty before you go after thirtys and fortys trust me untill you've caught a twenty your wasting your time fishing for thirtys and fortys and as for unkowen thirtys I would leave that untill you have a high personal best that you are happy with I now fish for big thirtys that hardly get caught once I've done that I'll move on to easy fortys and I'll keep fishing like that untill I can't catch any more fish. I think that should cover me for a life time.
Hi,
At the moment i am on a water that holds lots of twenties and one thirty. i am not trying to catch the thirty but it would be nice. i am trying just to improve my personnal best before i go out to try land unknown fish.
James
Hi Nic,
I'm sure if you fished one of the holes in the ground that were jam-packed with 3 - 10lb fish, you'd have a field day...
I was fishing for Roach the other day and trying to hit the bites was almost impossible... I tried changing my tactics several times, but just could not hit the bites quick enough !
When a carp takes your bait, you know about it and it will usually rip your rod right of the buzzers. When the roach bite, they seem to me to be very finickey (sp) and are a lot harder to hook.
If you've located the fish and they are on your bait, playing with it, 9 times out of 10 you will hook a carp - hooking roach is a lot harder - thats my point !
Bill.
Alex,
I'm going to agree with you. Barbel fishing isn't as hard as roach fishing - I learnt that the other day /images/forum/icons/smile.gif
Bill.
CarponlineEditor
17-12-2000, 14:31
I may tend to disagree with you here lol. Although I agree catching a big carp or roach is quite a feat whichever one you are after it really depends on where you are fishing and what lives in the water there. I fished a stretch of the Thames up at Lechlade a lot of years ago and I couldnt get a bite no matter what I tried. A really old man (maybe forty) as I was only around fourteen lol came over and said here try these and he gave me some little seeds (these turned out to be tares and hemp. He showed me how to put a Tare on the hook and drop some free hemp around the float on each cast. During the next two hours I had five roach over a pound and a half. Unbelievable I know. Anyhow if he hadnt showed me that I would probably have gone home thinking that piece of the river was rubbish. As well as that though, earlier in the season I found some big carp mooching around in the margins under some bushes. I watched them as I lay on my tummy stiring the silt up and huge patches of bubbles arose as they fed like mad. I tried freeling for them with sweetcorn, luncheon meat, worms and a few other tasty morcels but could I catch one? No I couldnt. So I still think that on the day any fish are hard to catch and on possibly the very next day they are as easy as pie. After all we've all had the odd huge fish of various species on the end of our line when we were least expecting it.
well it seems that we catch these fish when we don't want them maby next time I'm at Tynhersh I will try fishing for roach you never know with the specimen at Tynhersh one day I caught a 3lb+ roach on a pop up but of coarse the match anglers tryed to tell me it was'nt a real roach a typical sterotype situation what he did not know was I used to fish for roach quite a lot on the other pits on the complex so I told him that I knew what a roach looked like he then said how hard it was to catch a roach that size shamefully it was'nt that hard for me because up on the other pit I catch around 50 roach a day around 1-2lb in size. so I think it does depend on the angler like I said some can catch silvers with their eyes closed others can't get a bite all day. People like Billyo (I'm sorry I had to write it) /images/forum/icons/smile.gif
I have to disagree Bill not all carp rip off like a steam train just yesterday I kept getting tiny little lifts and drop backs mabey Tynhersh is not like other lakes but the roach I can agree with they can be a right pain in the butt when striking them but it apears I have a natraul talent at getting roach (read previous message) it somtimes comes down to the lake or river. Mabey you should try Tynhersh or try a trout pellet on a bait band it works wonders for many types of fish.
Crucian carp can give very finicky bites and they can really take some catching at times just giving the tiniest lift or dip of a correctly shotted float - getting back to the Copse Lake are there plns to stock crucians in there ? I think they will do well and there will be more room for people to fish for them as the Summer pit got a bit crowded this season.
I should think there will be crucian carp in the Copse lake I can't see why not. Shamefully its not crucain carp that keep doing it to me I would'nt mind then but when thirty pound carp are doing it things get very hard and if anyone thinks slivers are harder then you are welcome to join me this weekend then you'll see that Tynhersh carp are the hardest carp to catch.
Alex,
Thanks for the invite, but I plan on having a barbel for lunch... /images/forum/icons/smile.gif
Let us know how you get on though...
Bill.
The argument between how hard it is to catch a carp or silver fish is a pointless one,when it's all down to the individual angler. All waters are different with different stocks etc.....
It's the angler, as everyone has met one who can't catch,one who can only catch certain species and one who has golden ********!
Smarts
Carm down man! its only a little discussion nothing else seems to be happening in this forum so don't get all stressy about it if you don't like it go some where else this has raised some intresting points so far it is not just down to the water and angler the fish are the big difference if you read a post in general carp chat you would know this its deffently not down to me why not catching at Tynhersh and the water is no diffrent to any other gravel pit so it must be the fish.
nice one Bill I should have seen it coming and I will update you on Sunday. Good luck with the barbel like you I hope to have a thirty pound carp.
Alex
75% angler, 25% luck thats what I think.
Tony
Any way mabey we should get back to the subject the copse lake has any one got any new news?
Hi Ian is there any news on what is happing with the copse lake yet since the subject seems to have died.
Yuk....... the cats are okay but exotics?
Tony
Yeh!! Good luck to you if you hook a big cat in the Copse Lake!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mmmmmmmmmm.....it's not like the cats will stitch you up there with all it's snags etc...!
Exotics are fun as the odd surprise,(Tri-lakes at Yateley),but I wouldn't want to fish in a garden pond!
Smarts
I think there are to many cats in the complex all ready but a few Koi is not a bad idea but I feel it still needs some carp.
Alex.
A group of us who contributed to a post on "older species" under Genaral Coarse Fishing Chat would like to see it stocked with sturgeon, arapaima, dourado and freshwater rays !
....don't forget the lobster & mud shrimp.....puke.
CarponlineEditor
09-02-2001, 16:26
I had a horrible thought. If the pollution carries on as it is in our country then carp could grow arms and hands lol blimey then they really would be hard to catch cos they could unhook themselves before they got into the net.
Andy
....someone's been on the ol' Jamaican Woodbines...by the sound of it!!
Andy mate you better get to the gym they might come out of the water and shove a hook in your mouth.
Alex.
PS. Stay away from the drugs mate./images/forum/icons/smile.gif
CarponlineEditor
09-02-2001, 19:05
Dont do drugs matey. Just naturaly bouncy i guess lol
Andy
If they grew arms and legs Andy you would be married in a week mate lol, you could have some roach & gudgeon as the bridesmaids and a Sturgeon as the best man
Tony
CarponlineEditor
09-02-2001, 20:19
And they said i was smoking whacky backy. lol Blimey Tony what on earth are you on?
Besides i am still married to an old trout. Hmmm reminds me i must work on that divorce.
Your both mad remind me to stay away from you two at the social unless you let me in on what you've been somking.
Alex.
Back to the subject of the copse is there any updates with what is going to happen to it.
Alex.
Alex, Ian has explained on a couple of posts that the Copse is going to be a top class specimen lake for the pleasure anglers.
Tony
So they are still going a head with that because the last I heard there was still no confirmed plans for it yet.
Are there going to be any carp in the lake.
Alex.
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