Le Grange Gites - Fishery
Fishing Rules Our fishing times are from dawn to
dusk. All anglers and non-Anglers must abide by the following: - |
1.
We operate a no kill fishery – all fish MUST be returned to the
water 2. You must hold a valid Le Grange Gites Fishery Fishing Ticket when fishing, regular checks will be made, if you are found fishing with no valid ticket, you will be asked to leave and the police will be informed 3. Maximum two rods per angler. 4. BARBLESS hooks only to be used 5. The welfare of the fish is of the utmost importance - handle fish with extreme care. Never use a cloth (wet or dry) to handle fish. Wet hands are much kinder. 6. If taking a photo of your fish, support the fish on the underside and low over an un-hooking mat and keep the time the fish is out of the water to a minimum 7. Always use a good quality-unhooking mat. 8. Always remove hooks with the utmost of care. 9. Use landing nets for all fish, do not swing fish in 10. No Fixed Rigs (Feeders & Leads) to be free running on the line. 11. Never leave rods unattended whilst bait is in the water. 12. Fishing at marked pegs only. No fishing between pegs. 13. We do not allow retention of fish in any way. No keep nets to be used - except during official arranged matches. 14. An adult must accompany anglers under 16 years of age. 15. Modern soft mesh landing nets must be used. These may be hired from the Gites 16. Only fish one swim at a time 17. Toilets are not provided, you will need to drive to Josselin to use the public toilets (in the car park next to the canal just past the Chateau) 18. No throwing stones, branches or any other items into the lake 19. No Swimming in the lake 20. Keep noise to a minimum 21. Keep all gates closed 22. Take all litter home with you 23. No Nuts, dog or cat food to be used, also keep ground baiting to a minimum 24. No Fires 25. Sorry no BBQ's because of the fire risks 26. If any dead fish are found, please remove them if possible, and let us know |
Finally we hope you enjoy your fishing
at Le Grange Gites Fishery our rules are there for
your safety and to ensure the welfare of our fish, we hope you understand
Good Fishing! - Simon and Lesley