Browning Lifestyle Affordable River Opens:

Paul_Murrin · #1

Browning Lifestyle Affordable River Opens
£12.00 All in
River Trent @ Branston Burton.
Draw 8.45am Oakmoore Cafe.
first match March 14th, then opening day of season June 16th for more info
contact Alan Round on 01785213599.
Everyone welcome...

#2

Hi Murf - is Alan running these on the BM golf course section opposite the power station?

#3

Ps - a big thumbs up, good to see some more running water matches on the agenda

#4

Ah sounds agood idea me and me old man mite pop over be abit of a change.

ps can keith come.

Paul_Murrin · #5

Spoke to Alan last night
The sections to be used are the golf course Burton Mutual waters

craftytafty · #6

What's the access like, parking etc. ( I only ask cos I'm really struggling with my back and can't manage long walks.( no comments please Joff

)

I remember we used to fish matches there over 20 years ago, used to be good( and interesting dodging golf balls!!)

#7

ps can keith come.

Please say yes

Paul_Murrin · #8

Sven & Bill,
You know Keith is Always welcome.

#9

Sven & Bill,
You know Keith is Always welcome.

TFFT

#10

Access is still the same Crafty - still that drive through the course down to the car park by the side of the river opposite the lower end of the sunken gardens

You'll remember it was 'level and flat' walking - spose it just depends what the turnouts like how far they go upstream.

We've got it booked for a club match later this year - not fished it myself for a fair few years, but those 'short walk' pegs near the car park used to be aok

- unless its all changed

craftytafty · #11

Speaking to Kingfisher and Ted in Burton Angling this morning, they said there's a lot there where you can park behind your peg.
Gonna have a go I think.

I did also hear, can't remember who told me though, that someone was going to run some matches on the Cuttle Brook section of the Burton Mutual water at Swarkestone.
Anyone heard if that's true.

#12

they said there's a lot there where you can park behind your peg.

That's even better then CraftyTafty

- hadnt used to be be able to drive up the bank from the car park yesteryear

craftytafty · #13

I know, it's good. now I'm in bits with my back and also getting insurance quotes off saga the shorter the walks the better

manny · #14

what methods/species/baits likely to come into play on these matches just interested as may be able to make a few of these matches and would like to know in regards getting tacked up many thanks

#15

Be interested to hear what the cracks tell you Manny, perhaps I could gleam a tip or two from them..........could do with it - they'll probably know each peg inside out, whereas we visit once in a blue moon

For what it's worth I predominantly use bronze with a handful of reds thrown in as a change bait fished over the seed. Having said that, Cotti who fishes with us only ever uses caster.......

For me it's whip (4 - 6mtr) hand to line backed up with stick and wag if I cant find them close in/within range. Occasionally I'll pole it or fish that hand to line if stampers start showing proving a bit too powerful for the whip

Have a gander here......aok it's downstream to the B M waters, but similar (at least it was)

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manny · #16

thanks tony looks just like the avon around fladbury