Recent heavy rain in the region means Anglian Water's reservoirs - Grafham, Rutland and Pitsofrd - are now 100 pc full, the Environment Agency said today.
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Showing posts with label trout reservoir pike. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Blithfield pike fishing off this weekend
Pike fishing on Blithfield Reservoir has been postponed again this weekend due to adverse conditions.
Ressie regular Gary Knowles reports: "Although the weather forecast has improved greatly the recent heavy and incessant rainfall means reservoir is now 100% full, with water flowing over the dam wall.
"Although this in itself is not a problem to the fishing the water is within a couple of feet of the underside of the causeway bridge which gives access into the Blythe end of the reservoir and with any kind of a 'chop' on the water passage through here would not be allowed, or indeed possible.
"Obviously this means if the pike had all moved to this side of the reservoir, then our fishing would be useless."
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Ressie regular Gary Knowles reports: "Although the weather forecast has improved greatly the recent heavy and incessant rainfall means reservoir is now 100% full, with water flowing over the dam wall.
"Although this in itself is not a problem to the fishing the water is within a couple of feet of the underside of the causeway bridge which gives access into the Blythe end of the reservoir and with any kind of a 'chop' on the water passage through here would not be allowed, or indeed possible.
"Obviously this means if the pike had all moved to this side of the reservoir, then our fishing would be useless."
More on Pike & Predators, click here.
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Monday, January 01, 2007
Grafham 25lbs pike believed season's best
A 25lbs 9oz Grafham pike caught on a lure by Kev Taylor is believed to be the biggest of the season so far from Anglian Water's trout reservoirs. Story here.
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