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29th March 2008

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Jake with a 5lb superbly conditioned Common

Daniel Pearson of Llangollen with a lovely 9 1/2lb Common

Llandysul angler with a 12lb clean Common

Recent catches have included:-

Coarse Fishing: It may be late winter or early spring but WOW!
Luncheon meat and Sweetcorn have consistently produced the goods, virtually anywhere on the lakes. The Novice pool has produced some lovely Carp and Roach to local juniors anglers. While the Housepool has been slow but steady. Daniel (centre above) has had several Bream with the best at 2 1/2lb and 1lb+ Roach from the House Pool. His best fish of the week being a 9 1/2lb Common on floating Dog Biscuit from the Main Lake. A visiting angler had a 6 1/2lb Grass Carp on a foul day (29th March) on sweetcorn near to an aerator in the Main Lake. Daniel also had Tench to 1 1/2lb, a personal best, plus 1lb Roach. While, young Jake from Llandysul has had a 5lb Common and his angling pal a 6 1/4lb as well as many other good sized fish. Another visiting angler has had the month's best at 12lb (pictured above) from the Main Lake on luncheon Meat on the 29th March.
Up to the 5th April many good Carp have been caught mainly on floating baits, including, 10's, 11, 12, 14 and 15lb Commons and Mirrors with the best so far at a fighting fit 15lb by Mike Keeling of Llanryhstud;-

Trout Fishing: Those foolish enough the brave the weather have had some cracking sport with many 2 1/2lb Rainbows coming out; mainly on floating lines, long leaders and black flies. Imitation bugs have also done well with one angler in particular taking 9 fish in 2 days. An example bag of Trout pictured left.
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Fishery improvements are still being made. In the Main Lake there are many wooden posts sticking up out of the lake between pegs.
Each post marks an underwater obstacle and where Lilly(s) and other plants have been planted.
The bigger Carp are already aware of the posts and will head for them when caught!
Much needed repair work to the eroded and soft banks along the stream is well under way too.

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Nine Oaks Fishery has two Welsh Tourist Board accredited 4 star self-catering holiday units - a semi-detached bungalow and a cottage annex.

Both are absolutely fully equipped with toaster, microwave, kettle etc. TV, DVD & freeview, in fact everything - all you need to bring are your personal towels, spare tea towels and food!

Both are ideal for the discerning angler and wife or their family as a holiday base. Why not fish in the morning or evening then have a great time during the day?

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	A lovely 4lb 6oz Rainbow Trout..
	6ft 4" Richard with one of our lovely Roach A 1 3/4lb Roach from the House pool..
	Mike evans' Mirror Fishing chunks of luncheon meat caught this near 25lb beauty.
	Gary's Carp A stunning 24 1/4lb Mirror Carp caught by Gary Lawrie

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Here in Ceredigion the crystal clear coastal waters provide challenging sport for Sea and Shore Anglers alike. Inland are some of the best Salmon and Trout waters anywhere in England and some of the best Coarse and Trout Fisheries any where.

The clear waters in the beautiful bay of New Quay Wales..

An act of parliament in 1807 enabled the Reverend Gwynne of Tyglyn to use his vast fortune to build Aberaeron harbour.

Last year (2007) the people of Aberaeron celebrated its 200th birthday with lots of activities. Why not come and join us and see this beautiful, unspoilt and virtually unknown part of wales, then you'll wonder why you've never been before?

A PAA (Professional Anglers Association) Coach is able to arrange specialist angling training for those new to angling or to existing anglers who want to brush up on their skills or learn more about specific types or styles of fishing.

Nineoaks is West Wales only Fishery with a resident PAA qualified Angling Coach.

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