Stock
Strip has plenty of common and mirror carp which average 3 – 8lb, plus a big head of F1s from 1lb 8oz to 2lb. You’ll find lots of barbel in the corner pegs and edges too, plus tench, big perch, skimmers, ide, chub and roach.
Description
Strip Lake
Our smallest water, the 1 acre Strip pond has 24 permanent pegs. Fishing is from both sides of this rectangular pond and it’s the perfect place for small club matches. You’ll find consistent sport on this lake all year round with parking close by at either end of the lake. Strip is around 4ft deep all the way around.
Species
Strip has plenty of common and mirror carp which average 3 – 8lb, plus a big head of F1s from 1lb 8oz to 2lb. You’ll find lots of barbel in the corner pegs and edges too, plus tench, big perch, skimmers, ide, chub and roach.
Favoured Pegs
The four corner pegs 1,12,13 and 24 can all have their days, especially if the wind is blowing in. These edges are quite deep so it can pay to dob bread or corn skins here in winter, or fish pellets shallow in summer. In the middle of the lake anywhere can produce but 8-10 and 14-17 are favoured.
Onsite facilities
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Location
Available Swims
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Number of Swims
24
Contact info
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Contact Phone
01427 875 555
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Email
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Website
Ticket Fees
| Adult Day Ticket | £8.00 |
| Concessions Day Ticket | £6.00 |
| Match Peg Fee | £8.50 |
*please read our rules before buying a ticket
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Ticket Fees
| Adult Day Ticket | £8.00 |
| Concessions Day Ticket | £6.00 |
| Match Peg Fee | £8.50 |
Ticket required
You must hold a valid EA Rod Licence and one of the following tickets prior to fishing at Lindholme Lakes - Strip Lake:
Day Ticket
If you purchased your ticket online via Castbooker, please bring your confirmation email and some form of identification with you when you fish as you may need to show them to a Bailiff (this can be printed or on your phone).
Top Weights
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Carp
8 lbs
Species
Rules
Fishing Rules
Please observe our fishery rules. You will also find these outside the Shop & Cafe.
Insurance must be supplied by yourself Lindholme Lakes accepts no responsibility.
General Rules
- ALL KEEPNETS, LANDING NETS AND STINK BAGS MUST BE DRIED BEFORE FISHING ON THE BANK BEHIND YOU UNTIL 15 MINUTES BEFORE THE START OF ANY MATCHES OR SESSIONS. This is to prevent the spread of KHV (Koi Herpes Virus) to our fishery. Thank you.
- All feeder and bomb rigs MUST be free running, NOT fixed or elasticated. You cannot have any knots or stops above your feeder/bomb. Use a bead or stop below it, don’t push a swivel into a feeder.
- The only banned baits are ALL forms of meat including luncheon meat, cat meat and dog meat and any fake artificial baits such as plastic pellets, corn or maggots. No superglue to be used on any baits.
- Garbolino Lindholme feed pellets only (these are high quality match pellets and come in 2mm, 4mm, 6mm and 8mm sizes). Spot checks are regularly made and if you are found to be using other feed pellets you will be asked to leave the fishery.
- Groundbait to be used in a feeder or pole cup only (this includes soil).
- Barbless hooks only, maximum size 10.
- Keepnets are only allowed in matches and are to be dipped or dried thoroughly beforehand. Use at least two nets and please dry them out while you tackle up.
- Floating baits to be used only in club matches and pleasure fishing. Only use them in moderation and be considerate of other anglers’ swims and bird life in the area.
- We allow moderate gardening above the water’s surface but no ripping reeds out. You may trim vegetation but you cannot wade in the water to clear a peg. No digging banks out.
- Your box or chair must be on a platform, although you can put the front legs of your footplate in the water at your own risk.
- No dogs around the lakes and no litter or tab ends to be left on the bank.
- Day anglers to be off site before 9pm in summer and before dark in winter.
- All carp and F1s must be netted, not swung in.
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