Summer hols
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Summer hols
Not going to the coast this year for our hols but going to Flamingo Land for a week. Usually take my spinning tackle with me and try out local ponds, rivers, lakes etc and even harbours or off rocks. Never had any luck in the salt water though
Does anybody know if there's a pond/lake at Flamingo Land than can be fished? I've been told both yes and no so understandably confused.
Our lass says I'm not allowed because we are going for an adrenaline fuelled roller coaster ride holiday with the kids but what's more of an adrenaline rush than landing a monster fish on water you've never been to before?
Does anybody know if there's a pond/lake at Flamingo Land than can be fished? I've been told both yes and no so understandably confused.
Our lass says I'm not allowed because we are going for an adrenaline fuelled roller coaster ride holiday with the kids but what's more of an adrenaline rush than landing a monster fish on water you've never been to before?
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Lefty- Posts: 592
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Re: Summer hols
Talk about Holidays from Hell Lefty.
As I am certain MBA will testify, my stomach turns inside out at the first sniff of a rollercoaster. I can't even do roundabouts or swings.
I reeeealllly hope you find some fishing, mate. 
As I am certain MBA will testify, my stomach turns inside out at the first sniff of a rollercoaster. I can't even do roundabouts or swings.

Andy Webster- Posts: 446
Join date: 2008-08-04
Re: Summer hols
The rides don't bother me really (except for big wheel type rides
) but it would be nice to be able to have an hour or two in the evening to wind down.
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Lefty- Posts: 592
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Re: Summer hols
Just to answer my own question, done a search and there is a "well stocked 9 acre lake".
Even better, it apparently looks like it's free to fish for the people who are holidaying there.
Apparently some good fish in there including big tench and plenty of eels.
There's also a stream running by that you can fish that holds trout, grayling, dace and pike.
Yippee!!
Even better, it apparently looks like it's free to fish for the people who are holidaying there.
Apparently some good fish in there including big tench and plenty of eels.
There's also a stream running by that you can fish that holds trout, grayling, dace and pike.
Yippee!!
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Lefty- Posts: 592
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Re: Summer hols
Lefty wrote:Just to answer my own question, done a search and there is a "well stocked 9 acre lake".
Even better, it apparently looks like it's free to fish for the people who are holidaying there.
Apparently some good fish in there including big tench and plenty of eels.
There's also a stream running by that you can fish that holds trout, grayling, dace and pike.
Yippee!!
Give it a crack & let us know how you get along...

Bazz- Posts: 769
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Location: Bread & Lard Island area of Nottingham

Re: Summer hols
My spinning tackle may well just find it's way into the car 
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Lefty- Posts: 592
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Re: Summer hols
Got back today and have to report bad news.
Our lass supervised the loading up of the trailer tent and car just to make sure the fishing tackle never went with us. BOO HOO
Have to say that I never saw anybody on the banks of the lake all week. And the water was a horrible dark green/brown colour.
The rides were fantastic. After spending over an hour in the queues, that is.
Really liked Kumali and Velocity. Mumbo Jumbo was having a lot of teething troubles so left that one out. The Lost River was boring until right at the end when you get absolutely drenched.
Weather was ok until yesterday when we had a thunderstorm and hail with LOTS of rain.
I would go back again but a week was too long I think as every day was beginning to be 'samey'. And the crowds were extremely annoying.
Give me the quiet tranquility of a river/lake/pond bank over the crowds anyday.
Our lass supervised the loading up of the trailer tent and car just to make sure the fishing tackle never went with us. BOO HOO
Have to say that I never saw anybody on the banks of the lake all week. And the water was a horrible dark green/brown colour.
The rides were fantastic. After spending over an hour in the queues, that is.
Really liked Kumali and Velocity. Mumbo Jumbo was having a lot of teething troubles so left that one out. The Lost River was boring until right at the end when you get absolutely drenched.
Weather was ok until yesterday when we had a thunderstorm and hail with LOTS of rain.
I would go back again but a week was too long I think as every day was beginning to be 'samey'. And the crowds were extremely annoying.
Give me the quiet tranquility of a river/lake/pond bank over the crowds anyday.
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Lefty- Posts: 592
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