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Carn Grey,Par & those tucked away ponds :0)

Hah thought big_smile first time post,,hello wink
Been fishing in and around St Austell all my life,pools & sea.Part of my tackle is a small bow saw and a pair of tree loppers..( one man work party) .Iv'e cut my way through bushes,brambles and stalked old disused clay pits,sometimes for nothing more than ripped jeans or blooded flesh.Still all for what i enjoy,,bit'a pleasure away from the workplace..AND MY THREE TEEN F&%k&?s!!!! love'em.
Now for what i know OR you already do....
  Caught my first tiny perch in Carn Grey top pool at the grand old age of six (now 44.The pool holds around 10-12 ish carp up to the 10lb mark,several tench up to 5lb small rudd and tiny perch,,where did the big ones go? Oh yup the goldfish,terrapins & Whitey the bugger head koi who lives under the trees..Mmmm.Caught most of my carp on soft bread balls..Tench like meat or garden worm (red maggots work well for rudd & Tench) lift float fished. one thing i found for some reason nothing likes sweet corn up there? Rocky hard bottom with shelves,forget swim feeders and ti'z a nightmare place for trying to puch a bank stick in the ground.<groan.

Just add on folks..gotta do dad taxi.write later.

p.s easy parking,hundred yards of flat walking ,free fishing...except for me perch picture card and a bita bait.

http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/th.3ad4653089.jpg ere's one i caught on bread fluff.Good clean fish with no sign of marks or cuts to her body.... she has lips to hmm
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18-11-2009 09:55:50

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Re: Carn Grey,Par & those tucked away ponds :0)

Lower pool-Quarry Trethurgy

   The lower pool is limited for swims,,ummm like ah one and a bit.Better size perch & half a dozon BIGGER carp than top pool,good size roach & rudd,sweetcorn does the ***** on me bubble waggler method.

Dem carps likes worms wink
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/f0c7fe3e09.jpg a few roach from lower pool=)


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Par Silt City duck-muck pond..

Ho hum,, Rats like men ...

Poor old duck pond,cleared out a few years back with the tale of the big 33lb mud pig a cornish record in it's day,, correct me please ? Today a mass of shallow silt with a good head of rudd and roach WHO don't stop moving for fear of being chomped by a cornish long tooth silver sabre gnasher (Pike).There are a few carp left,i counted half a dozon trolling around the margins.When do they eat?? Or praps they pick ofwhats left from the frenzied duck -rat munch bread fest.

bita free pike playing ground and easy parking.


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Penwithick pit
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This is deep in places but has a soft bottom.BTW many thanks who ever cut the trees back,also thanks who left the well made weed rake (orange rope) excellent thought.As well as good size roach 15lb bags and resident brown trout lurks some big growly things yikes I've seen carp in there and iv'e seen long grey narrow things mooching around?Sweetcorn,maggots and paste do well for the roach on a bank yank stick-pole.Waggler fished sliding is good fun but look out for the weed around the edges!

I like it here the water is always a blue-green colour smile
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http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/1d31ded121.jpg small brown, went back for another day.


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Re: Carn Grey,Par & those tucked away ponds :0)

While i'm at it,,the old quarry where 'Driveline rental',,London Apprentice has been filled in,, Kaput yikes(


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Re: Carn Grey,Par & those tucked away ponds :0)

Some of what you say is true and some not so. The link to local boys fishing, well so much of that is bull, their records are between friends as I know of bigger fish from several of these 'venues' using the term lightly.They also referance a couple of RAC lakes including small pool T which most certainly is a club lake.


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andy rice wrote:

.They also referance a couple of RAC lakes including small pool T which most certainly is a club lake.
Hi Andy
Ah,that would acount for the night pick then,,Mmmm
    To me they enjoy a days fishing or as you point out praps a bit of poaching to.

Big 'T' as you call it is looking good and clean, me and the dear woife lady+ fat white westie walked around it the other day.Last time was fifteen years ago when it was full of grey water and a dead sheep in the entrance leat,,blah!

Very impressed with the swims, lot of hard work has gone into the making of,,,, the gate was unlocked but the wife( yet another gert louster brat circa 1982) shut and locked.


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Re: Carn Grey,Par & those tucked away ponds :0)

I think our attitudes to this vary somewhat, young lads enjoying a bit of fishing is one thing but grown men of which we are talking about is something different. A licence allows you to fish but you must have the landowners permission. These gents know this and choose to flaunt it. We have enough in the club who fish off the back of others hard work without having nonmembers leaching as well.
   
Carn Grey pools were great for kids to learn to fish and IMO the carp that were introduced was a really bad idea. Perch over 4lbs from top pool plus some good rudd introduced I believe from Lantern, a very dangerous place where I believe a child died years ago. Bottom pool had roach over 2 1/2lbs plus huge perch and again some big rudd.

And you are correct that Molingy Quarry has been filled in by Jack May the landowner.


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andy rice wrote:

I think our attitudes to this vary somewhat, young lads enjoying a bit of fishing is one thing but grown men of which we are talking about is something different. A licence allows you to fish but you must have the landowners permission. These gents know this and choose to flaunt it. We have enough in the club who fish off the back of others hard work without having nonmembers leaching as well.
Correct Andy or where they there as another members guest at the time they fished? All the same i will remove the link as you say makes reference as Treskilling being a public free for all pool.,,,,,quote Would be a nice lake to have a match on but access is poor and I dont think RAC would allow it. took it they were once club members,, sorry bud.

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Carn Grey pools were great for kids to learn to fish and IMO the carp that were introduced was a really bad idea. Perch over 4lbs from top pool plus some good rudd introduced I believe from Lantern, a very dangerous place where I believe a child died years ago. Bottom pool had roach over 2 1/2lbs plus huge perch and again some big rudd.

And you are correct that Molingy Quarry has been filled in by Jack May the landowner.
Good info about top pool & Lantern pit smile Top pool did have good perch and decent rudd,Lantern is still dewatered via a pump but until such times as Imerys make it a public area then i keep away and advise others to do so.
Penwithick pit Roach are of a good size so i'm guessing something big like decent perch keep the small numbers down . Unlike top pool Trethurgy with a mass of small rudd where no longer bigger perch lurk.,,my theory.

Molingy couldnt think of the name big_smile,, ti'z a shame though.


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Re: Carn Grey,Par & those tucked away ponds :0)

Sorry if I came across a bit arsey, unfair on you as I don,t know you, but making sure the record is set straight so to speak. The RAC committee did try to contact the individuals a few years ago regarding this but I believe there was no response. They were not club members and were not fishing a guest ticket.

Lantern I think has been sold by Imerys around the same time we bought Rashleigh. A friend of mine in his fifties now, fished it in his teens by tying himself to the trees as the banks are so steep. So it would be 40-50 years ago that a child died there but 1 is too many.


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Back in the 70's, Lantern was absolutely stuffed full of fish, mostly roach. If you could get through the small stuff, there were plenty fish over the pound mark. We stopped fishing it when we were told that ECC had back pumped chemicals into it. The fish certainly went 'missing' so maybe it was true.


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andy rice wrote:

Sorry if I came across a bit arsey, unfair on you as I don,t know you, but making sure the record is set straight so to speak. The RAC committee did try to contact the individuals a few years ago regarding this but I believe there was no response. They were not club members and were not fishing a guest ticket.



  Lantern I think has been sold by Imerys around the same time we bought Rashleigh. A friend of mine in his fifties now, fished it in his teens by tying himself to the trees as the banks are so steep. So it would be 40-50 years ago that a child died there but 1 is too many.
Andy my bad,thanks for clearing this matter up.
 
  I'll find that out about Lantern ownership,i know they sold off 'Ennels Pool' <spelling> what was the western-Ex fly fishing club trout pool at Trethurgy.
Funny enough there is a small pool off the side of this (lower side the lane) fed by the stream, it's just in front of ennels pit.



Thanks again and nice to read you Andy.


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Re: Carn Grey,Par & those tucked away ponds :0)

Hi Lumps ref fisihing penwithick pool,I fished it about 20 years ago as it used to be another pool leased by roach angling club,according to the club book at the time it was supposed to be stocked with roach,rudd,eels,perch,tench,carp and brown trout.I did fish it a couple of times in the early nineties and cought some nice roach,rudd and perch.The only down side of fishing their was the old fridges and all the other junk in the pool and the thought that your car might get damaged whilst you were away!!.


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I used to fish Lantern back in the late 60's when I lived at Rescorla. That is where I first learned to fish along with a few other Rescorla boys. There were a lot of BIG roach and rudd in there. I don't remember anyone drowning in Lantern but I do remember a kid drowning in the pool where Heny Orchard's scrap yard is now. That used to be full of perch in those days. Used to fish Wheal Anna over at Bugle as well - it is part of rocks pit now. There also used to be another pool behind Penwithick pool that we called Blackhouse.That had some big rudd in it. Happy days - all a long time ago.


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Thought it was Lantern but I will bow to your knowledge mate as you were aroumd at the time,lol


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What happened to the big perch in Carn Grey Top pool?
Aint seen any for years. I once hooked a monster while fishing in the side on a 3m whip, fishing single pinky , 20 hook, on about 3lb bottom,......i managed to hold it for a few seconds, saw it, it was massive but it obviously got away


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