Poor State of the Redhouse Lake

[Samuel Hutchinson]

At least the club is trying pity about the other clubs lack of interest mind you that’s why I left them to join pride keep up the good work and cheers

[Anonymous]

Well done and massive thank you to the club and commity.
I’ve fished Redhouse on a regular basis for years, and it’s a shame that such a nice lake has been suffering slightly due to the lack of respect it’s gets from the fellow club.
I know that all of the pride members will be thankful of this and will embrace, and help with the work you’re going to put in. Hopefully the othe club members will do the same.
If I’m on the bank and you guys are working away, feel free to pop over and I’ll get the kettle on.

[Darren Wilson]

I took a look up at Redhouse a few weeks ago, and was a little disappointed with the amount of rubbish that was laying around. I filled two carrier bags that I had in the car as well as taking away a broken tip section from a Shimano carp rod & a metal spiral dog restraining peg! I had nothing else to put several beer bottles & other rubbish that had been left around the edges of the tree line on the river side of the lake. Is this purely anglers? Joe Public that stroll along this side of the river or “yoofs” having a piss up & getting stoned on the grass? Does it get fished a lot by Railway members? All I do know is that if I see any rubbish laying around & have a bag with me, it will get removed (depending on what it is or volume , I will place it on the fire area near the M1 portaloo & car park if that is permitted?)

[Jon McCreedy]

I’ve been a member here for five years and have never seen a problem with litter left by anglers, a lot of the stuff on the Trent side of the lake has come from where the river bursts it’s banks throughout the year and caught up in the bushes and foliage which becomes more visible when in turns to winter . You will see what a good job Paul and Stuart do to keep the complex clean and tidy.

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