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Walnut Tree Farm, Lyng Easthaugh, Norwich, NR9 5LN Contact: 01603 872948 E Mail: info@catch22fishing.co.uk Website: www.catch22fishing.co.uk |
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The Catch 22 Fishing Centre at Lyng has been developed to provide first class fishing in this attractive part of the country. Situated just 10miles north West of Norwich in the Wensum Valley, the centre comprises of 2 lakes of about 20 acres (main lake) and 4 acres (No.2 Season Ticket Water). Great care has been taken with the landscaping and water management to provide a relaxing environment balanced with nature. The lakes have been stocked with 2,200 carp consisting of 70% common and 30% mirror carp imported under MAFF license in 1994 and 1995. These fish have been specially bred for their large fins and strong fighting quality. Just ask anyone who has fished here. Trolleys are available for transporting tackle around the lakes. Some of the swims have been specially adapted for the disabled and wheelchair access. There are thirty-one swims around the main lake, with eleven of these swims being large enough for two anglers. There is a shop on site selling tackle, food and refreshments, baits and our own carp pellets. There are also toilet and shower facilities and drinking water. ImageLodges are available for customers to hire so they can bring there family members or friends along for a holiday in this attractive part of the country. Each lodge can accommodate a maximum of four people. An island is available to fish from. This is situated within casting distance of the nature reserve. There is room for two anglers. Have fun looking around the site and feel free to contact us should you have questions. (text taken from catch22 website. Please contact the admin if you would like this re-written or removed to avoid copyright issues. |
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Please dip and rinse nets, unhooking mats and weigh slings before setting up. Two rods only per person (marker rods must be reeled in once area has been selected). Never leave rods unattended. Minimum line strength allowed is 10lb, maximum is 15lb (not double strength types). No braided main lines Barbless hooks only (not barbed hooks with nipped down barbs), maximum size 4, no bent hooks, longshank Nailer pattern etc. No leadcore in any shape or form. Leads must be able to break free with a minimum amount of force. Unhooking mats must be large and well padded i.e. beanie mat, carp cradle. Landing nets must be at least 42� (90cm). No unhooking fish on platforms. Use a dampened down mat at all times and carry fish to water in either a landing net or weigh sling release. Antiseptic must be used to treat abrasions on fish. No trout pellets, peanuts or tiger nuts. No pre-baiting or excessive feeding. No sacking of fish, unless damaged (for checking by staff). No transferring fish between lakes. No fishing is allowed on the North Bank (Nature Reserve) No litter. Please use the bins provided. Please retain any damaged or sick fish and advise bailiff. No cutting back vegetation. No pressurised or bright lamps. No boats, inc. bait boats. Anyone trying to remove fish from these waters will be prosecuted, we operate 24hour surveillance. Anglers using boats to get to island swim and peg 32, must not use them for baiting up or rowing baits out. No fires or barbecues. No excess alcohol (4 cans/ bottles overnight maximum) No drugs. No dogs. No swimming. No bivvy mallets. No loud noise or music. Please use toilets provided (not the bushes) All barrows provided must be returned to the compound after delivering your equipment to a swim. |
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