Hi Ollie, thanks for your message. Yes I can confirm that all of the swims have platforms so stage stands or a pod are recommended. Saying that you can fish your rods on bank sticks just off the sides of the platforms, especially this time of year when the vegetation is down. The lake bed is very silty so heli style lead set ups are recommended to allow for the lead to plug without distorting the rug presentation. 👍

@@banktrampproductions7142 thanks mate, most help, was thinking silt leadcore leaders from esp (helipcopter)

Thanks Michael 🙏

Hi Charlie, the old lake can be very prolific in terms of bites. My advice to avoid the bream is to use big baits, critically balanced (18/20mm) on a longish hair. This will prevent the bream from hooking themselves. Use rigs with a stiff or semi stiff boom section so they can reset after being sucked and blown. Also I would recommend a heli rig lead presentation with the top bead set to allow for a silty soft bottom. Oh yer and avoid fish meals and pellets and they are like a bream magnet! Check out our old lake video if you haven’t seen it yet and do keep me informed as to how you get on. Tight lines pal!!

@@banktrampproductions7142 thanks for the tips mate im getting up there today il let you know how i get on lovely days for it tight lines bud 👍

@@charliewillmott992 best of luck mate. No doubt I’ll run into you later as I’m on bailiff duties this evening. Tight lines and wet nets mate 👍👍

Thank you for the kind comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. To answer your questions I can confirm the margins can be very productive. I tend to alway fish up my left and right margin and then one mid water with very slack line as I’ve found the fish to be very line shy. Having three tight lines out to the island I think cuts you off. With reference to rigs, I favour a semi stiff bomb section so that the rig can reset itself if I get an aborted take. Hook baits I tend to keep them small, 10/14mm and I favour a wafter hookbait with a small pva stick. Temple is a Great Lake, very peaceful and with a booking system in place you are guaranteed a swim. Also none of the swims over look one another and they all have their own section of water. Do keep in touch and let me know how you get on, it’s not easy but the rewards definitely out way the effort. Best of luck, Mark

@@banktrampproductions7142 Hi Mark. Thanks for the info. That all makes sense to me. I hope to join soon. If I do I look forward to seeing you there some day. Take care mate cheers

Thanks Ollie! Really glad you like video. Bury Hill is a fantastic fishery and Temple Lake has some amazing carp in it!! Feel free to subscribe to our channel for more videos to come 👍👍