Taswood Lakes – Tasburgh

By Nigel Hannant, on June 22nd, 2008
  • Name: Taswood Lakes
  • Location: Tas Valley, near Flordon
  • Reviewed: No
  • Permits Available: All Carp tickets have to be booked in advance of fishing.
  • Cost:
    • Carp ticket: 7.00am to 6.00pm £7
    • Coarse ticket: 7.00am to 6.00pm £6
    • Overnight ticket: 7.00pm to 7.00am £10

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Another Fun Session at Walnut Farm Fisheries

By Nigel Hannant, on June 17th, 2008

Walnut Farm Fisheries - SignI returned to Walnut Farm Fisheries last night for another short evening session, and despite it being a little cooler, the extra hours of daylight provided a slightly longer session. I wanted to see if I could increase my hook rate, as at my last visit I seemed to lose more than I landed.

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Walnut Farm Fisheries – Review

By Nigel Hannant, on June 11th, 2008

Walnut Farm Fisheries - SignWalnut Farm Fisheries can be found near Attleborough in South Norfolk. The fishery has two lakes, one is called The Canal, and I cannot find out the name of the other, so I will refer to is ‘Back Lake’.

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Walnut Farm Fisheries near Besthorpe, Attleborough

By Nigel Hannant, on June 1st, 2008
  • Name: Walnut Farm Fisheries
  • Location: Besthorpe near Attleborough
  • Reviewed: No
  • Permits Available: Day ticket only on the bank or from JMP Tackle – Attleborough

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The River Tiffey Shoal of Fish

By Nigel Hannant, on May 18th, 2008

It was a lovely afternoon, and after preaching this morning at Wymondham Baptist Church, it was great to get out and get some fresh Norfolk air! (Though maybe a little fresher than I would have liked.)

We have a great family walk we call the ‘lollipop walk’, named so because if you traced the route on a map it looks like a lollipop. What is nice is that we can let all the kids pretty much roam free, including our 3 year old, as there are no busy roads and it is mostly along footpaths alongside fields.

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