News Letter for April 2010

Posted 28/04/2010 by: Lin
Category: News

News Letter for April 2010

There has been a vast improvement in the fishing over April, with no fewer than 11 x 20lb plus fish being taken in this period and a reasonalbe amount of good doubles to back it up.
Wayne fishing peg 1 really took on a very cold northerly wind, read the peg extreamly well, put his bait on the money and had a fabulous first 5 hours over a 2 day stint to land 3 x 20lb plus fish, a lake record catch in such a short time for Rainbow Lake, and a well deserved hoody for Wayne.
Hot on his heels was Lee who took 4 fish in one afternoon including 2 x 20lb plus from Peg 25, well done Lee.
But don’t be missled, this does not happen for everyone. We still say it is a hard water to crack, so well done to Wayne and Lee for their achievements.

As you will see by new gate posts, some time in the near future, new gates will be fitted with combo locks, which will be locked at 8 pm and unlocked at 8 am. During the locked period to leave in an emergency just call and the number will be given. In the mean time we will be carrying on with normal pad locks.
Anyone wishing to look round the lake must do so before the gates are locked.
Please note that this is just to give added security for our anglers.

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Catch report from 15th April to 28th April 2010

Posted 28/04/2010 by: Lin
Category: Catch Report

Catch report from 15th April to 28th April 2010

Peg 1 gave a 15lb 2oz, 17lb, 19lb 6oz, 21lb 4oz, 19lb 12oz common
Peg 2 produced a 13lb, 20lb 8oz mirror, 12lb, 14lber
Peg 4 a 14lb 8oz, 15lber
Peg 10 gave a 17lb 12oz common, 20lb 12oz
Peg 14 a 14lb 8oz
Peg 19 a 10lb 8oz, 11lber, 15lber
Peg 22 a 16lb 4oz, 20lb 8oz, 8lber
Peg 25 a 9lber, 16lber, 20lber, 21lber

Following Waynes recent catch of 3 x 20lbers in the same session, Lee put in a good session on Peg 25 with 4 fish 2 being 20lb plus. That makes our total tally of 20lb plus up to 15 so far this year, with a reasonable amount of good doubles. Including Dawns PB of 19lb 6oz being one of them.
There are now people leaving the lake better dressed in new hoodies, than when they came.

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