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Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 9:09 pm
by Snape
Julian wrote:
I will eventually get round to speaking to the previous syndicate owner ( as he currently runs the syndicate on the farm pool I fish) and ask him for any contact details for the landowner of that site. Whilst I'm not in a position to take on something like that there may be others who would be interested in potentialy finding out if leasing it is still possible,and doing the necessary work required on a very beautiful old picturesque 2 acre pool that is a site with a conservation order on it ( ie no one is going to fill it in or build on that site).
It does sound wonderful Julian and it maybe just what we need - a traditionalists syndicate.
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 9:52 pm
by Bjp
it would be very interesting to know how much such a lease would be, i know there is a lot more to leasing a water but no harm in finding out, to bring a water back to glory what a fantastic thing to do and then to actually be able to enjoy it with a group of like minded fisherpersons, wow
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 4:04 pm
by Julian
Snape wrote:Julian wrote:
I will eventually get round to speaking to the previous syndicate owner ( as he currently runs the syndicate on the farm pool I fish) and ask him for any contact details for the landowner of that site. Whilst I'm not in a position to take on something like that there may be others who would be interested in potentialy finding out if leasing it is still possible,and doing the necessary work required on a very beautiful old picturesque 2 acre pool that is a site with a conservation order on it ( ie no one is going to fill it in or build on that site).
It does sound wonderful Julian and it maybe just what we need - a traditionalists syndicate.
Someone remind me again if I haven't done an update on this in a month or so - I feel it is worth pursuing.
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 6:00 pm
by Julian
Bjp wrote:it would be very interesting to know how much such a lease would be, i know there is a lot more to leasing a water but no harm in finding out, to bring a water back to glory what a fantastic thing to do and then to actually be able to enjoy it with a group of like minded fisherpersons, wow
I believe it was somewhere around £ 1500 a year (based on number of members, membership cost, and the fact that the syndicate owner did not run it with a view to making any real profit).
I have now emailed the previous syndicate owner to see if he has contact details of the landowner and if he knows if its still available to lease.
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 8:22 pm
by Julian
Julian wrote:Bjp wrote:it would be very interesting to know how much such a lease would be, i know there is a lot more to leasing a water but no harm in finding out, to bring a water back to glory what a fantastic thing to do and then to actually be able to enjoy it with a group of like minded fisherpersons, wow
I believe it was somewhere around £ 1500 a year (based on number of members, membership cost, and the fact that the syndicate owner did not run it with a view to making any real profit).
I have now emailed the previous syndicate owner to see if he has contact details of the landowner and if he knows if its still available to lease.
Just been informed last time the previous syndicate owner leased it the rent he paid was just over £2000 per year ( he had a five year lease at the time)
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2017 10:28 am
by The Sweetcorn Kid
A lovely old thread. Any old warriors to add??
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2017 2:16 pm
by GregF
one from a few years back
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2017 2:29 pm
by Paul D
Apologies if I've shown this before, a lovely 12lber from the Way, I was convinced it was a barbel !
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2017 2:33 pm
by Shaun Harrison
How about this one?
More prehistoric than an old warrrior.
Re: Old Warriors...
Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 8:32 am
by The Sweetcorn Kid
Jeeez!!!!
