Anyone know all the tidal stretches on the Trent that are on a day ticket so I can narrow down my search?
What's the Tidal Trent?
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 Ricky2712 |
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 whiskerton |
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Posts: 342 (29/06/08 20:36) |
Hi again Ricky.I Know a few of them.
collingham a.a ,below cromwell weir bestthorpe,girton,north and south clifton,dunham.All scunthorpe a.a dunham,rotherham a.a I would have a bash at collingham as your first venture,hundreds of pegs to go at,plenty of barbs with the chance of a real lump. mike |
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simon irvine |
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Posts: 258 (29/06/08 20:44) |
just for once i will agree with mr joyce try collingham on the tidal best place to get your footing the tidal can be a daunting experience as for where to look on google earth put in collingham and find the weir its stands out a mile this is the last point effected by the tide and the start of tidal trent fishing it runs down to hull and i believe gainsborough is the last area you catch barbel but i could be wrong collingham is famous for its barbel fishing some areas are busy but it produces in most areas |
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Posts: 114 (29/06/08 20:48) |
Thanks guys much appreciated. Collingham it is then, although want to try somewhere quieter away from the weir so will try further downstream. Thanks again.
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Posts: 115 (29/06/08 20:50) |
Incidentally what's Normanton and Sutton like?
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simon irvine |
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Posts: 259 (29/06/08 21:00) |
ricky thats barbel society water
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whiskerton |
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Posts: 343 (29/06/08 21:01) |
Don't know of any day ticket waters down there.The Barbel society have a stretch at sutton,fishable on a yearly permit circa £50
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Ricky2712 |
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Posts: 116 (29/06/08 21:47) |
Oh ok guys, cheers guys.
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chavender |
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Posts: 594 (29/06/08 23:00) |
if you goto collingham but want to keep away from the cromwell ratz and the general Mellay at the wier end there ,half way down carlton ferry lane ,the lane
that leads too the lower and bottom collingham Ac stretches is a 1/two field ,£2.50/£5 day/night ticket (or something like that) stretch theres a sign on the
farm gate .sorry don't remember number or name of fishery but its next too the mid section turn off.operste the gravel pits on the r/h side of the lane.
might be worth checking out !
steve
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Posts: 611 (29/06/08 23:57) |
You will see a sign on a white gate that says Trent Meadows. It is a good stretch of about 400 yards, but gets hammered to hell. Most of the Collingham water
is a waste of time to fish during daylight hours. I always find it fishes best at high tide, although you will find any number of people who will tell you
differently. The truth is that there are a few swims that only fish well at high tide and others that fish better at the bottom of the tide. Most people seem
to prefer it when it starts to run off, but I can only say that is against my personal experience. If you get a high tide just before midnight then you're
on a roll... in my experience.
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Havishambling, hermit-crab, tight-fist, eremite, feudal still, reactionary Rawlinson End.
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chrispons |
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Posts: 569 (30/06/08 06:34) |
Collingham is not a waste of time during daylight hours,myself and Lee Swords made a a Barbel dvd there this weekend fishing pegs in the 50s,and caught loads.
Will be out for xmas,through Original videos. Pons |
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chavender |
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Posts: 595 (30/06/08 09:33) |
that'll make a good christmas pressy ,that will
steve
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cyprio42 |
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Posts: 42 (30/06/08 15:51) |
Is there money to be made from videos filmed at Collingham? I have a few going back 15 years with some big fish on. Few burps and trumps on them though, so
might not pass the censor.
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Ricky2712 |
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Posts: 118 (30/06/08 21:33) |
chrispons wrote: How do I go about getting one of those DVD's and how much will they be?
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Posts: 2215 (30/06/08 23:13) |
50's will be busy this weekend then Pons,........ glad I got them out of my system years ago.
Isnt it about time you updated your blog? they only work if you blog on em. 
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Posts: 574 (01/07/08 11:23) |
Ricky,
Will be out for xmas,through Original Videos,probably 11-95 inc postage. Tone, Your quite right re blog,just been so blooming busy ,pathetic excuse I know ,but he ho . regards, Just going to get typing now, Regards, Pons. |
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