The Dee at Farndon

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Luke Sharpe
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The Dee at Farndon

Post by Luke Sharpe »

Has anyone fished the river at Farndon recently? If so how did you get on?

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Post by Xantho incisus »

Our school had an outdoor centre there and I fished it several times in 1979 - caught nowt !
Have things improved or not ?
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Post by Steve Duffy »

Normally at this time of the year Farndon is full of dace on the Farndon side by the cafe,if its still there.Run a stick float down the inside with white or bronze maggots. Feed large balls of molehill soil with a couple of maggots in.The water is often very clear and the molehill soil creates a big cloud giving the fish confidence to feed.Have a pike rod set up as well because there are some cracking pike just waiting to rip off the dace as you bring them in.
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Post by Luke Sharpe »

Cheers for that Steve.

I'll try the molehill soil and white maggot ploy and let you know how I get on.

I'm thinking of giving it a go at half term. (Feb 17th)

Tight Lines!
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