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Post by robmason on Jul 30, 2006 20:29:03 GMT
21/2 hours on a good day.
Same for Fowey.
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Post by exerod on Jul 30, 2006 20:32:09 GMT
Have a poke about in here for general stuff on the club fisheries. The two main clubs,Bodmin and Wadebridge, don't issue tickets in December. www.gethooked.co.uk/Andy |
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Post by ar on Jul 31, 2006 9:29:53 GMT
2.5 hrs max from the airport at that time of year (take you nearer double that at this time of year). Flight Bristol-Newcastle c.40 mins (doing the reverse trip up to the Tyne in Sept).
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Post by salmosalar25lb on Jul 31, 2006 11:51:59 GMT
I am in both clubs that have the fishing on the Camel, if you can try and coincide your trip with the spring tides you should have a successful time, the only problem with that time of year are the leaves, depends if it gets cold and windy early which will get em down and out the way, I am a commitee member of Bodmin A.A, let me know if you want any further advice.
John
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Post by jt on Jul 31, 2006 11:53:53 GMT
You might want to see if you can get on an Air Southwest flight to Newquay - puts you pretty much on the doorstep...
Jon
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Post by salmosalar25lb on Jul 31, 2006 14:46:43 GMT
October can be a very good month depending on rainfall and leaves, we have been running our own hatchery for the last 6/7 years so fish numbers should be on the increase, as for fly water, the Camel is fairly well covered with trees but if you can find a spot to get in that is reasonably clear then you should be ok, most people spin, flying C's (like the ones I make  ) take the most fish, cost of tickets £15 per day or £60 a week, you should be able to get these in advance to give you more time on the water. |
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) take the most fish, cost of tickets £15 per day or £60 a week, you should be able to get these in advance to give you more time on the water.