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Firstly, I am a new member so it's only appropriate that I say 'hello' initially. I've had the chance to do a bit of browsing and found some really interesting stuff already!

 

Anyway, a very old friend of mine has been 'given' a cottage in North Yorkshire by his in-laws (lucky man!) and is trying to arrange a get together later in the year. It is located near to Stonebridge Fishing Lakes and as he knows I'm a dead keen angler and he's dabbled a bit in the past, he's suggested that we spend some of the time fishing at Stonebridge.

 

I would be grateful to hear from anybody who has fished the place - I've looked at their website and it looks OK, however )and without trying to be controversial), previous experience has taught me that websites don't always provide an accurate reflection.......

Posted

Hey welcome to the forum!

 

Lucky guy! I've never heard of the place, so i'll be of no good to you!

 

But welcome all the same :D

Posted

Thank you for your quick response!

 

Just noticed my school boy error in that the postng might have been more appropriate in the 'Where to fish' forum!!

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Thank you for your quick response!

 

Just noticed my school boy error in that the posting might have been more appropriate in the 'Where to fish' forum!!

 

Welcome to the forum :D

 

I'll move this into 'Where to fish' for you.

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Hi Mate, i have fished Stonebridge Lakes a couple of times - its mainly known for being a specimen trout fishery (huge stockies)

The previous owner never opened the carp lake, it was totally overgrown and unfishable - The current owner has done a lot of work on the fishery and opened the carp lake a few years back.

There are some nice looking fish in there i had a good session there back in the summer and had about 7 fish biggest being 16lb others above 10lb.

I caught on a variety of boiles / pellets / corn etc - no need for complicated rigs as the fish haven't seen much action and are pretty green.

Its a day ticket only place which is good value at £8 or a bit more if you want a fryup mid morning :wink:

Tightlines.

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Grahams81 - thanks very much for the information - very helpful indeed.

 

The trip will be more of a 'social' in truth, as the guy I'm fishing with lives in Belgium and I only get to see him every few years; that said it's always nice to catch!

 

Once again, thanks for your help.

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