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In reply to Post #14 carp pox or carp measles, both relatively harmless just look unsightly.
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In reply to Post #13 It's 100% not leeches....
Friend of mine has seen similar on fish in his pond in the past, he reckons it is bacterial or possibly parasites...
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In reply to Post #12 What do you think it was then?
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In reply to Post #11 https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=969554346841797&set=g.285839958136681
Tried to explain this away as "leeches".....
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Horrible place...horrible poc-marked fish....
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In reply to Post #8 I fished there a couple of times on socials with mates , very freindly set up , nice people , fish are not UK , well not all of them though quite a few are .
It is fine for a couple of nights to chill out and catch a few fish . Sand Lake and Lapwing being the carpy lakes , bigger fish in Lapwing.
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In reply to Post #7 Thanks gents.east delph it is then
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In reply to Post #1 I’ve fished it once. It’s good fishing but not classic looking carp that your after. If you want that then go elsewhere.
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In reply to Post #3 Have a look at the fish in there mate:
https://m.facebook.com/groups/285839958136681?view=permalink&id=2966449076742409
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In reply to Post #4 Why midlandnan,whats your experience? Please
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In reply to Post #2 Avoid.
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In reply to Post #2 Ok thanks yonny, fish farm bit is the clue then?
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In reply to Post #1 If you're after decent classic carp I'd look elsewhere buddy.
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Worth a night or two for the chance of some decent classic English carp anyone know please?
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