All our yesterdays................. a breme or two

#2

Funny crappity smack bream

looks like a carp too me in his hands.
Forgot the anglers name but i know he fishes for Lincs county.

Paul_Murrin · #3

Its C15 Bodie or Doyle

the one without the curley hair ...........never could remember which was which

#4

Is this a new species.

Is it a 'cream' or is it a 'barp'

#5

What the crappity smack is a breme ?

Is it Layer pits ?

#6

Funny crappity smacking bream looks like a carp too me in his hands

I was onabout them on the deck CV - daren't mention them craping things on here, Bill gets upset

Is it Layer pits ?

Cant remember - I'll have to check the mag at work in the morning Dodge

joffmiester · #7

LAYER PITS now that brings back memories it used to be crystal clear i would say thats where the first idea of pellet wagglers came from or though in them days it was great big peacocks tom bedder Ivan,stu killen,steve warner,sid meads stan the carpets you name them they all fished some matches there is it still fished

#8

Just checked..........

The year was 1981 (July)

The angler was aged 25

He was a pipe fitter from Notts

And the venue was 'Walter Bowers Muskham Fishery'

#9

Yeah I vaguely knew Walter, he was the chap that bought the Newark Needle floats out. They got blasted by the press but they really did work if rigged up properly.

Not too sure but Muskham could well be A1 Pits or Great North Fishery or something like that; they may all be the same one.

Layer Pits is CAPS water (Colchester Club). It is at Layer-de-la-Haye south of Colchester. You have to join the Club then do various work parties to join the restricted list that are allowed on Layer. The carp are a bit big now, maybe 40 lb, and I am not at all certain but I don't think there are matches there any more.
It is about 14 acres, not as big as most think.

#10

Just checked..........

The year was 1981 (July)

The angler was aged 25

He was a pipe fitter from Notts

And the venue was 'Walter Bowers Muskham Fishery'

This ones gone quiet

- CWH must be out of the country