Cod?Had a Leamington AA season ticket for years, only £40, all sorts of waters to fish, rivers, ponds, lakes in and around South Warwickshire. Perch, carp, rudd, pike, roach, bream, all sorts!
Yes with chips and mushy peas from Wolston Chippy on the way home, it's about the only fish I get my hands onCod?
Go ahead with the grass carp plan but also invest in a sighted sniper rifle, cam net and seek some natural cover nearby.Anyone got any tips for getting rid of blanket weed ?
Me and my lad have been stocking a new pond on a local golf course on the sly - Roach and Crucian Carp so far, with plans to introduce Tench and then a few Perch once the sliver fish and crap have established themselves.
It`s about half an acre in size, about a year old and looks to be healthy, as it`s got frogs and water insects. So far non of the fish we`ve put in appear to have died, but it`s got a lot of blanket weed on it.
I`ve been going down there when it`s dark and manually clearing it with a rake head and a rope, but I`m barely scratching the surface.
I`ve seen that you can buy chemical stuff that kills it, that is safe to fish and pond life, but it`s about £100 a tub, which I don`t want to spend.
I`m thinking of maybe buying some small Grass Carp from a local aquarium and putting them in, as apparently they love blanket weed, but I`m worried that once they started growing, they`d be visible to the golfers and word would spread and people would try and catch them.
Any ideas ?
Just out of interest, why are you moving the fish to the golf pond?Anyone got any tips for getting rid of blanket weed ?
Me and my lad have been stocking a new pond on a local golf course on the sly - Roach and Crucian Carp so far, with plans to introduce Tench and then a few Perch once the sliver fish and crap have established themselves.
It`s about half an acre in size, about a year old and looks to be healthy, as it`s got frogs and water insects. So far non of the fish we`ve put in appear to have died, but it`s got a lot of blanket weed on it.
I`ve been going down there when it`s dark and manually clearing it with a rake head and a rope, but I`m barely scratching the surface.
I`ve seen that you can buy chemical stuff that kills it, that is safe to fish and pond life, but it`s about £100 a tub, which I don`t want to spend.
I`m thinking of maybe buying some small Grass Carp from a local aquarium and putting them in, as apparently they love blanket weed, but I`m worried that once they started growing, they`d be visible to the golfers and word would spread and people would try and catch them.
Any ideas ?
Just out of interest, why are you moving the fish to the golf pond?
So, after a couple of months of quietly putting fish into a new pond that`s been built on the golf course by us and raking some of the blanket weed out, me and my lad went down there last night to put a few more fish into a feeder pond that links in with it and there`s a Cormorant sat on the edge of the pond
I`m hoping against hope, that it hasn`t wiped out the couple of dozen Roach we`ve put in, as from what I`ve read they`ll keep visiting a pond until they`ve emptied it !!!!!
There are trout to be caught in the Avon near Ryton on dunsmore, I’ve had them. Barbel in there now too.Any of that near Copsewoodlol
Yep, they emptied my pond, and a pal of mines too.So, after a couple of months of quietly putting fish into a new pond that`s been built on the golf course by us and raking some of the blanket weed out, me and my lad went down there last night to put a few more fish into a feeder pond that links in with it and there`s a Cormorant sat on the edge of the pond
I`m hoping against hope, that it hasn`t wiped out the couple of dozen Roach we`ve put in, as from what I`ve read they`ll keep visiting a pond until they`ve emptied it !!!!!
Yep, they emptied my pond, and a pal of mines too.
edited to say it was a Heron we had
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