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Beyonce
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   Old Thread  #5 15 Feb 2025 at 6.37pm  0  Login    Register
Wraysbury Hut Island is a nice set up for a social.
OatcakeFred
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OatcakeFred
   Old Thread  #4 15 Feb 2025 at 6.23pm  0  Login    Register
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Not been to any of these, but there's Little Farriers, Dawford Pool, Birch Grove.
0nslow
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0nslow
   Old Thread  #3 15 Feb 2025 at 5.00pm  0  Login    Register
Yateley pads lake used to be good for a few thirties. Not been there for donkeys though so may need to check current stocks and bookings with Ruth in YAC
Hudson
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Hudson
   Old Thread  #2 15 Feb 2025 at 4.18pm  0  Login    Register
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Not been but burghfield blue pool?
colors
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colors
   Old Thread  #1 15 Feb 2025 at 10.03am  0  Login    Register
I've been looking online for a lake exclusive for 3 to 4 people and I'm no nearer making a decision now than when I started

It's for this year so a lot of the places are already booked up I.e. bramble mere, churn pool etc

We don't need accommodation or anything fancy like that which ends up making the price about 2 grand for 4 nights fishing haha

Ideally we would like somewhere that's not absolute granite hard, we don't expect to be seeing 40lbers crawling up our lines but at the same time we don't really want a venue that's predominantly low doubles etc. Somewhere that has a good head of 20s and some 30s to go at I.e. more than one 30. I suppose a bit like bramble mere in a way

Doesn't matter where in the country, happy to travel
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