Catch Returns

Week ending 4th March 2018

Notes

This week has been freezing cold with half the lake freezing  over towards the end of the week, then with the addition of snow it has made fishing challenging and only the hardiest anglers came out and fished.  We kept the aerators on 24 hours a day in order to prevent the lake freezing over … Continue reading Week ending 4th March 2018 »

Week ending 25th February 2018

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It has been a cold week but the fish have still been found in the top few feet of water with hares ears and buzzers being successful fished on floating lines, often under indicator.  Other anglers have had good results with intermediate lines fishing with Cats Whiskers, Montana’s and Blobs.  Whatever your chosen method it … Continue reading Week ending 25th February 2018 »

Week ending 11th February

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Cats whiskers, boobies and damsels have been taking most of the fish on Haywards Farm this week with those fishing an intermediate having the best success.  Congratulations goes to James Koltan who landed his personal best, a cracking fully finned 8lb 14oz rainbow trout taken on a concrete bowl.  The yellow tagged fish is still … Continue reading Week ending 11th February »

Week ending 21st January 2018

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Fishing on Haywards Farm Lake has continued to provide amazing sport this week with anglers catching up to 22 fish per rod!!  Youngster Alexander Jaffrey caught his PB blue trout, a fantastic specimen weighing 8lb on the button, on a damsel nymph fished on an intermediate line in testing conditions! The tagged fish is still … Continue reading Week ending 21st January 2018 »

Week ending 14th January 2018

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Fishing has been excellent this week with Paul Edwards catching a phenomenal  22 rainbows weighing up to 4lb, 1 brown and 1 golden trout weighing 5lb, with the majority of his fish falling to a static buzzer.  As well as buzzers and damsels small orange and white lures are also fishing well.    

Week ending 7th January 2018

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This week fish have been caught on a variety of methods with snakes, blobs and buzzers being most successful. The heavy rain has been greatly welcomed and the lakes have received a good top up of water.

Week ending 31st December 2017

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Buzzers fished static, just a couple of feet under the surface have been exceptionally successful this week with roving anglers certainly having the most success.