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Norfolk Suffolk area, I would say Suffolk Water Park, but getting onto fish can be very frustrating, as people move very quickly onto them, or be lodged in the swim you want for days. Also, I believe the shower at the cafe is currently unavailable as it is being refurbished. However, if you get it right, and get lucky then you could have a few fish, they go high 30's, or 40 if you have JS scales... Other waters, Waveney Valley, Heartsmere, Yew Tree, Marsh, on the Two counties border. Just Google Waveney Valley and you will get the details and web page appear. Some nice fish, some good facilities etc. Taverham Mills up near Norwich, again has a website, but I know the phone number is 01603 861014. Fish do go to 30+. If you have a look through Norfolk waters I know there is a very very detailed breakdown of the lake, complete with some of the features to aim for! I wrote it after fishing there from 1992 until 2002 Camelot, another water in the same area as Waveney Valley, or Burgh Castle near Great Yarmouth. These last two I haven't fished however so can't give any more on them. An alternative is Lee Valley Fisheries, look at either Banjo Lake, or Stock pit https://www.visitleevalley.org.uk/go/fisheries/ Not too far to go, and you may find these peepul can un'stand wot you talkin'bout.

I'm not knocking those who have trouble tying them, I've bought a big magnifier lamp thing with a light on it.

Mines the one with the tractor out front Not saying what colour though

30% more expensive can't adjust them except make them smaller stuffed if you run out on the bank stuffed if they were made Friday afternoon, following a heavy pub lunch But if they suit you, so be it

you got it now but if you hadn't i would of suggested the use of korda mouthtrap for your rig material. the best out there in my opinion

I used to hold Korda gear (and still have a fair bit left over) problem was trying to keep everything that everybody wanted when I had to buy in bulk and everyone wanted to buy one packet. There was also a strange phenomenon where people seemed to feel that if it was local (so you had already paid freight etc etc to have it in the country) that it should somehow be cheaper? than in the shops in the UK????? I still sell Free Spirit rods though, have limited Korda gear still available and also sell boilies.