Lark Angling & Preservation Society
FOUNDED 1893
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BARTON MILLS
DIARY DATES for April, May, June 22nd April, Barton Mills, L.N.R. working party, 9.30am 23rd April, Backwater, working party, 10.00am 29th April, Temple Bridge, working party, 10.00am 9th May, Backwater, working party, 6.30pm 23rd May, Temple Bridge, working party, 6.30pm 4th June, Crayfish Day, Barton Mills, 9.00am 6th June, Barton Mills, working party, 6.30pm 10th June, Scarecrows at Barton Mills, Village Green all day 20th June, Backwater, working party, 6.30pm 30th June, Trout Members working party and B.B.Q., 10.00am Temple Bridge. Members are welcome to assist on any of these dates JUNIOR SECTION NEWS COMPETITION, TEACH-INS AND OTHER DATES 3rd June Crayfish Day (Barton Mills) 2nd July Junior Meeting (Backwater) 23rdJuly Junior Meeting (Back-water) 6th August Give Fishing' a Go Day (Barton Mills) 13th August Junior Meeting (Backwater) 3rd September Junior Meeting (Barton Mills) 24th September Junior Meeting (Harben's Lake) l5th October Junior Meeting (Barton Mills) 5th November Junior Meeting (Barton Mills) 10th December Junior Pike Fishing (Barton Mills) If you have any ideas, or any adults would like to help at the Teach-ins please email me KarenCow@aol.com Karen Cowan CATCH REPORTS FOR MARCH 2006 BARTON MILLS STRETCH Plenty of roach and gudgeon but small pike a nuisance. Best baits to avoid gudgeon are hemp and breadpunch. Occasional double-figure pike about. Deadbaits best. Along river towards Mildenhall there are plenty of small chub to 1lb weight and some good perch from 1-11/2lbs on lobworm, with the odd better fish. MILDENHALL WHITE STONE STRETCH Excellent for quality roach, dace and small chub, with a few chub up to 3lb. Red maggot and bread best baits. WORLINGTON TO WEST ROW Good for specimen chub. Fish to over 5lb reported recently. A roving approach is required using legered bread or cheese. STRONG TACKLE NEEDED Please send us your catch reports. If you’ve caught a big fish or a good catch from the Society’s waters, please let us know. Similarly, if you’re struggling to catch fish, drop us a line and we can help with advice on swims, rigs and baits. Send you reports and comments to Richard West or Roger Pigerham. Email address on last page. TIGHT LINES WARNING AMERICAN SIGNAL CRAYFISH American signal crayfish (orange tipped claws) caught on rod and line MUST be destroyed. Do not return them alive to the water. Fishing for them using any other method, i.e. hand lines and drop nets is only permitted on organized events. Trapping is strictly forbidden. Volunteers are required to assist with the Crayfish program. Please contact our liaision officer Roger Pigerham on 01638 510995 Or email: enquiries@laps.freecom.uk.com
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