Fishing Lake in Clackmannanshire

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UK Fishing Lake

Pavyotts Mill Carp Fisheries, Pavyotts Farm, Yeovil, BA22 9HB
Tel. 07887 647256

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Covering the following areas in Clackmannanshire: Bagillt, Birkenhead, Buckley, Chester, Deeside, Ellesmere Port, Flint, Holywell, Mold, Neston, Prenton, Wallasey, Wirral

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

A polite enquiry, a stroke of luck and a clear head lead to an unforgettable day’s fishing.
arkwaslookingforabreakonalongbusinesstripinnorthern Australia. Having spent a fortnight in the bush advising on management options for some wetland areas, he was now in Cairns, generally considered to be the marlin capital of the world. He went down to the harbour as the sport fishing boats came home, waited for the clients to disembark and hailed one of the skippers.
‘Any chance of a trip in the next couple of days?’
‘No, mate, fully booked. So’s everyone else a

Things started badly. Steve’s passion for mixing with people from all countries and backgrounds led him and Nigel to the Russian guides’ quarters on the first evening and a vodka-drinking competition. After several glasses, the head guide, a massive Canadian lumberjack, produced a bottle of near 100% proof liquor, put some into a tumbler and lit it with a match. While the spirit was still flaming, he threw it into his mouth and swallowed the lot in one go.
There came the inevitable question from Steve: ‘How hard can that be?’
He took the glass the Canadi

He collected a keep net from the shed, placed the pike inside and put both carefully into his garden pond, making sure the netting was loose enough to allow maximum movement for the fish if it woke up properly. He then went inside for supper.
Early the following morning, Mark received a telephone call from the BBC. It was the producer of a highly popular series at the time on PERFORMING PIKE
the natural history of angling, Tales from the Riverbank, on which Mark was an adviser.
‘We’vegotaproblem,Mark.We’redoingaprogrammeonthebiology of freshwater fish a