Post by Alwoody on Jul 31, 2006 10:39:48 GMT
Went for a walk around both lakes yesterday morning about 11am.
Sefton had maybe a dozen anglers most of them at the far right hand end by the island. Not many keep-nets out - the one thing that struck me was that most were using tip rods, only saw one pole in use. A couple of carp boys on the jetty's.
Greenbank had only about 6 anglers, the water was still green with some sort of algae bloom, saw no keep-nets or fish caught, although one swim I walked past was fizzing with bubbles, if I had more time I would have shot home for my tackle just to have a go in that one. Its funny anglers sat in "convenient" but dead swims yet a walk of 50 yards and they would have found a real lively looking swim. I even mentioned it to one angler who was nearest and he said he would wait for his swim to get going. I'll bet he is still waiting.
Woody
Sefton had maybe a dozen anglers most of them at the far right hand end by the island. Not many keep-nets out - the one thing that struck me was that most were using tip rods, only saw one pole in use. A couple of carp boys on the jetty's.
Greenbank had only about 6 anglers, the water was still green with some sort of algae bloom, saw no keep-nets or fish caught, although one swim I walked past was fizzing with bubbles, if I had more time I would have shot home for my tackle just to have a go in that one. Its funny anglers sat in "convenient" but dead swims yet a walk of 50 yards and they would have found a real lively looking swim. I even mentioned it to one angler who was nearest and he said he would wait for his swim to get going. I'll bet he is still waiting.
Woody