To follow on from the recent blogs on prebaiting here are a few pictures to prove that prebaiting brings rewards. These fish were all caught from the same area of the lake after a long period of continuous prebaiting during late winter early spring.
Its really is worth putting in that extra effort.
Tight Lines
Dave
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Here’s a different one from Rob O’ Brien. Customer Rob did a bit of fluff chucking at Rutland Water the other night and had 4 fish. The best of which is the nice rainbow trout shown below. The fly used was a green and black tadpole with a gold bead head tied to a weight forward line to a fulling mill leader(which Rob says is great for floater fishing for carp).
Nice one Rob.
Best fishes
John
Customer Tom The Fox Cox outwitted this awesome pike with a suspended roach from our deadbait section. Toms’ hefty pike weighed 19lb 4oz and was caught from the banks of a reservoir. An awesome catch well done Tom!
Best fishes,
John
Customer Ben also had a pike fishing trip to Pitsford Reservoir recently. Ben tempted this 21lb beauty of a pike whilst fishing a copper spoon lure from the back of a boat. The capture was featured in the Angling Times recently and was a Drennan Cup contender. Bens winter fishing goal was a 20lb pike and he achieved it at the first time of asking. Well done Ben!!
Best fishes,
John