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I have just moved to the West Midlands (Walsall area), I am a ...
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21-06-2010, 20:27 #1Senior Member
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Fishing in the West Midlands
Hey all.
I have just moved to the West Midlands (Walsall area), I am a keen Carp fisherman but i am struggling to find somewhere half decent to fish that will let me do all the following:
a. Use Baitboats
b. Nightfish
c. Use 3 rods at the same time
Any pointers or known locations would be great.
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21-06-2010, 20:42 #2
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http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=27977
Scroll down to West Midlands.
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21-06-2010, 21:33 #3
Re: Fishing in the West Midlands
I would think there are more fish to be had in the ocean than on land. Just a thought
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21-06-2010, 21:53 #4
Re: Fishing in the West Midlands
Excellent addition Flagrantviolator, I concur there are undoubtedly more fish in an ocean than the west midlands. However, carp are a freshwater fish, they tend to shrivel up in salt water, conversely salt water fish tend to explode in fresh water, yes there are exceptions, salmon and eels to think of five.
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02-11-2011, 11:52 #5Junior Member
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There are a few places I know of, but not in Walsall. Try Packington fisheries which is near Meriden and the airport.
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