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 Topic: Trent at Thrumpton |
misterbarbel
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 Forum: River Trent Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 9:02 am Subject: Trent at Thrumpton |
| Looking at CEMEXs guidebook (available to download from http://www.cemexangling.co.uk/) it appears that they are claiming to have obtained fishing rights on what is LEVAS trent water at Thrumpton ext ... |
| Topic: river soar carp |
misterbarbel
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Forum: River Soar Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 7:45 am Subject: river soar carp |
Hi Nick
Yes I'm the same misterbarbel, I still look in on BFW but got a little bored with all the back stabbing and general bad feeling. Hence I don't post too often. Good look with those Soar carp ... |
| Topic: New Fisher |
misterbarbel
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Forum: General chat Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 9:19 pm Subject: New Fisher |
Toby
Welcome to LEVAS!!
I recommend having a trip to Grange pond and talking to the regulars. There are plenty of fish in Grange and you enjoy some good sport there.
Tight lines
Scott |
| Topic: The Deeps |
misterbarbel
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Forum: River Soar Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:25 am Subject: The Deeps |
Krony
I've not fished the LEVAS deeps for a few years but I regularly fish about half a mile upstream (NAA waters), where the fishing is very similar. There's a good head of bream that respond to ... |
| Topic: Parking at Thrumpton |
misterbarbel
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Forum: River Trent Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 12:01 pm Subject: Parking at Thrumpton |
Have a look at Archie Braddocks website (www.braddocksbaits.co.uk), there are a few mentions of Trent zander.
Certainly plenty of bait fish for them I've had some great days on the stick at Thrumpt ... |
| Topic: Parking at Thrumpton |
misterbarbel
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Forum: River Trent Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 11:39 am Subject: Parking at Thrumpton |
Leigh
I could be wrong about the building work, the person who told me is a NAA committee member and as an access holder they get prior warning of any changes. I just hope the access track remains ... |
| Topic: Parking at Thrumpton |
misterbarbel
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Forum: River Trent Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 11:22 am Subject: Parking at Thrumpton |
Leigh
I was told by someone in the know that the field you are talking about is earmarked for gravel extraction. If you follow the NAA track past the windsurfers containers the gravel contracters ... |
| Topic: Colwick? |
misterbarbel
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Forum: River Trent Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 10:38 am Subject: Colwick? |
Kevin
Are you Kevin from Wollaton? I spoke to you down the Soar last year.
The Colwick stretch is fairly good for barbel. The first few pegs below the sluice (not LEVAS water) can be treacherou ... |
| Topic: river soar carp |
misterbarbel
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Forum: River Soar Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 11:33 am Subject: river soar carp |
Nick
There certainly are carp in both the LEVAS stretches of the Soar. Above the weir (and the weir pool itself) at Radcliffe and the horse shoe bend at Kegworth are good holding areas. You won't ... |
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