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OPEN DAY 2010

10th & 11th of July, Carthagena Fisheries, Nash Tackle and others team up to host the mother of of all open days! • Meet ‘top name’ anglers! • Gary Bayes’ Bait Kitchen • See the latest Nash products & baits • Meet the Nash Team • Take a look round the Carthagena complex • Barbeque and bar. Plus much, much more...

CLUB NOTICE

The SYNDICATE lake is now closed due to the fish spawning. the lake will re-open on the evening of the 11th of July, after the open day has finished.

The working party is sat 12th & Sunday 13th June, starting at 9.30am. All attendees will be eligible to enter for the draw for the start. they can THEN bait up their swims for the rest of the close season. The draw will be at 12 o, clock Sunday 13th June.

PLEASE NOTE: There are a few tickets left for the Brooke Lake Syndicate. Brooke Lake not only has its own share of superb fish but also offers the ticket holder a priority place on the main Carthagena Syndicate Lake waiting list.

Please call Jerry on: 01992 463656 - the season for Brooke Lake is already underway so don’t delay!

Syndicate Lake Latest Captures

It's update time! First up Gary Hodges (Bait Wizard) with the magnificent Tango, not out for 3 seasons (we thought it was something we'd said). A big well done for Gary on banking one of Carthagena's star fish. Tango tipped the scales at a fraction over 38lb's this time. Let's hope it's not too long before we see you again Tango!

Next up young Mr. Poole has been paying us a visit and in true Pooley style has managed to bank a couple of the Syndicate Lakes best specimens in short order. First up it's The Mint at 37lb 10 oz. Not content with this...

He went on to bank Sumo at 35lb 4oz. Top dangling again Mr. Poole.


Joe Turnball
landed the The Leather at 35lb 40z. Keep 'em coming Joe.

Now for Brooke Lake and the season started with a bang for young angler Nathan Gasson with several good fish, a few of which can be seen below. The only thing is, we have no weights for the fish so if you're reading this Nathan...LET US KNOW.