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Fishing at Chalk Springs is different from most other stillwater fisheries because of its clear water. You can see fish in the lakes and observe their reaction to your flies - but remember they can also see you! - it can help, therefore, if you try to move around the lakes as much as possible, so that the fish are less wary. |
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Subtlety is the key word for best results. Small weighted patterns are usually best - damsels, hare's ear, PTN, buzzers and lead bugs - although brightly coloured flies can also be effective. Dry fly activity includes a mayfly hatch, alder, daddy long-legs and pond olives as well as prolific hatches of damsels and sedge.
The controlled weed growth and surrounding plant life ensure a wide variety of insects inhabit the lakes.
Should you have any difficulty in catching fish, please do not hesitate to ask for advice because we would like you to catch fish and enjoy your day. If you have any questions or problems our qualified staff will be pleased to help. |
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