Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 8:02 pm Post subject: PITTLANDS FARM FISHERY
As any one got any info on this venue ie lakes bait tactics .is there a web site directions sat nav post code ect ect remember its in feb so wont fish its head off as in the summer or will it mike m8.....dave.
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:51 pm Post subject: Pittlands lakes Sunday 10th Feb
I spoke to Les at Pittlands today:
The lake is about 3 acres in size and is between 6-7ft deep on average although it as a couple of deeper gullies in the middle at 11ft deep.
Les said that bread is a good winter bait on the match lake, but soft pellet will always work on pole or feeder.
The lake has an island in feeder range, but no features with in pole range...
We have booked 30 pegs (which is the max on the lake) but the lake could hold 42 so pegging is good.
Sat Nav for the lake is TN12 8HL
Pittlands Lakes
Churn Lane
Horsmonden
TN12 8HL
Cheers guys ...cant wait ... see you on the 10th Feb
Mark
you get a massive breakfast as part of your day ticket. the fishing will be one or the other, it will fish its head off, i fished it in the heart of winter and had 95lb and came nowhere, the secound time i had 123lb again in jan and the last time in oct i had about 20lb with only 60lb winning it
I spoke to a mate of mine on e-mail the other day, as I am fishing the Invictia league this year in kent.
He said that Pittlands is just STUFFED with carp ..his best match weight for the lake we are fishing is 390lb in 5 hours !!!!
Let hope the carp are playing ball next Sunday ! could be fun !
there has been some monster weights from pittlands over 400pounds in some matches, i know some fish have been taken out , but there is still 1,000s and 1000s of carp, roll on sunday let hope that the snow stays up north.
pittlands names for feb 10th 2008
the dave fowler memorial shield
1 tetly
2 ben goldsmith junior
3 don groves
4 chris wombell junior
5 daniel wombell junior
6 kieran sage junior
7 stewart tarling junior
8 zak taylor junior
9 luke pelling junior
10 dave sage
11 kevin storrar
12 roy ayshford
13 steve allen
14 nick allen
15 pete allen
16 darren cummins
17 trevor oldfield
18 keith pelling
19 mark greenway
20 dave lawson
21 danny eason
22 mick powell
23 lee reed
24 kieran reed
25 vic elmer
26 darren chaston
27 stewart newbury
28 kenny cook
29 martin wombell
30 peter bolt
any problems please call tetly or peter bolt asap
peter bolts decision on any matter as match day secretary is final..
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Only just got back from Stafford Moor so didn't see this post until today. Ok gents, here is the info you all wanted......
Match record at Pittlands is 441lb 10oz in 5 hours!! I know because I hold it It was the World Match Record at the time. The banks are grass (no platforms) it could be a bit muddy so take your boots. Most fish average between 1lb - 3lb with a sprinkling of bigger fish up to about 8lb but to be honest they never get a look in because the smaller carp get to your bait first!. Not sure if you will be having a weigh-in half way through the match as some clubs do because of the huge weights. To be honest you need at least three nets - lets see you lads being kind to the fish it's just silly putting 100lb+ in a keepnet in this day and age. Anyway, pellet is the best bait. Nothing complicated, forget your corn, worm, meat etc..... but take some maggots just incase, there are some smashin' rudd to be caught if the fancy takes you or the carp don't oblige (do pigs fly?). No need to go long, most fish will be caught within 6 metres of the bank and on some pegs a top 3 is more than enough. The fish are not hook shy so make sure your gear is up to the task. Forget about 2lb main line, use 3lb or 4lb because if you get amonst the fish your rigs will get a lot of hammer
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it's just silly putting 100lb+ in a keepnet in this day and age. Anyway, pellet is the best bait. Nothing complicated, forget your corn, worm, meat etc..... but take some maggots just incase, there are some smashin' rudd to be caught if the fancy takes you or the carp don't oblige (do pigs fly?). No need to go long, most fish will be caught within 6 metres of the bank and on some pegs a top 3 is more than enough. The fish are not hook shy so make sure your gear is up to the task. Forget about 2lb main line, use 3lb or 4lb because if you get amonst the fish your rigs will get a lot of hammer 
