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In reply to Post #8
I use that a lot.
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In reply to Post #10
10's will lbe fine. Thats what i was using last time i was there.
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In reply to Post #9
No problem my mate was asking as he did not know if to use 10ft rods or 12ft
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In reply to Post #7
Can I ask why the need to know the wraps before hand? You looking to wrap up before fishing or something? 
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In reply to Post #6
Wraysbury Baits MC Nut is stocked there which is very good. I caught on atlantic heat with pink corn toppers. Had three nice commons and a stunning 26lb fully scaled. They aren't massive in there but really nice fish.
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In reply to Post #5
got picture of lake but no wrap marks seen it somewhere not on website
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Did well last time on there using Carp Company Nut mix. The MC Nut bait they sell works very well.
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In reply to Post #1
Probably not much help if you want to know beforehand. But when I went a while back there was a map pegged in each swim denoting boundary and max wraps.. modern carp fishing at its finest..  
I'd be surprised if that wasn't on there site somewhere
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In reply to Post #3
I had a few in a session last summer. All really close in to the bank. Stalked a couple and then just put mesh bags with bait on showing fish near.
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In reply to Post #1
Margins with meat always used to work well for me there
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In reply to Post #1
Not with the wraps on but the map is on their website
https://www.willowparkfishery.co.uk/lake/big-lake/
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has anyone a map of the lake with how many wraps to cast, thanks in advance
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