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  • #9222
    kelvin booth
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    There is an item regarding the use of particles in the news link. There is no amendment to say this has been lifted, so assume it is still in place.
    There was also a ban at one time on anglers using excessive amounts of maggot on the main lakes but I am unable to find this link. Maggot as a hookbait can be used.

    Every other bait mentioned is allowed on all lakes you have mentioned, as long as it is presented in a recommended manner. ie no fixed rigs, for fish safety.

    Redhouse is a shared water so may have some slightly different rules if fished on the DRAC ticket.

    Hope this helps.

    #9223
    Andy
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    Thank you for your reply Numpty.

    The news article you pointed out is helpful and I hadn’t spotted it before. It says particles are only banned as feed. So presumably I can use bread, sweetcorn, worms, artificial corn as hook bait.

    However I don’t think maggots are permitted as a hook bait on all lakes as I can see that rule 35 says “the use of Maggots “of any form” are not permitted on the Pride and Olvers Lakes at any time”. I am taking from this that I can use maggots on Grimshaws an Redhouse.

    However if ive misunderstood I’d be happy to be corrected as I will respect the rules which I’m sure have been brought in with fish welfare in mind.

    #9224
    Tracey Lacey
    Participant

    Hi Numpty

    Yes your assumptions are correct on all counts

    Have a great Christmas

    #9225
    kelvin booth
    Participant

    And a Happy Christmas to you Alan, and indeed all fellow members and committee.

    Perhaps see some of you on the complex over the festive period.

    Tight Lines

    #9226
    Andy
    Participant

    Thank you both and merry Chrimbo.

    So if Numpty’s assumptions are correct we can use maggots as hookbaits on all waters, including a pride and Olvers. We might also be able to use maggots in moderation as feed on all waters as you suggest that only “excessive” use was banned. That seems different to the rules posted on the website, which say that
    maggots are not allowed at all on Olvers and Pride. It is news to me, but I’m ok with that.

    Good to know that worms, bread, sweetcorn, plastic baits are also ok as hookbaits on all waters. I take it that that sweetcorn (as a particle) is not allowed as feed on Olvers and Pride but is ok to use as feed on other waters.

    Unless I’m still misunderstanding anything?

    #9227
    Ian Hole
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    Hi Andy.
    If you take a look at Rule-No 35 in your Season Ticket it states that (The use of Maggots of any form) are not allowed on Pride and Olvers Lakes at any time. Regards Ian

    #9228
    Andy
    Participant

    I thought not Ian. Thank you.

    #9229
    Andy
    Participant

    Is this bit from my previous message accurate Ian?

    “(I think that….) worms, bread, sweetcorn, plastic baits are also ok as hookbaits on all waters. I take it that that sweetcorn (as a particle) is not allowed as feed on Olvers and Pride but is ok to use as feed on other waters”

    #9230
    John England
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    [quote=”Jesus” post=1437] I fancy trying for perch over the winter)
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    Some monster perch in Grimshaws

    #9231
    Ian Hole
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    Hi Andy. (Sorry for the late reply)
    Yes as you state in your post the hook baits you described are fine. However Particles are currently Banned on Pride Lake / Olvers Lake and Grimshaws Lake until further notice. If there are any changes to these rules you will be notified via our Website. Ian

    #9232
    Andy
    Participant

    Thanks Ian, I’ve got it now. Much appreciated and happy Xmas to you.

    #9233
    Ian Hole
    Participant

    Thank you Andy and have a great Christmas and New Year..!!

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