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With a short break in my match calendar, this week I head up to Brickyard Fishery at Ripon in search of some spring tench and bream.
Having never visited the venue before and having limited knowledge of it gleaned from other anglers, I decide to go with a two pronged approach on the long pole. I select two lines at 11m and on one I decide to fish with micros and expander pellets and on the other, natural baits, worm, casters and maggots.
I plumb up the two lines and discover that there is next to no difference in depth, finding around 3.5ft on both, therefore 1 simple rig covers both swims, a 0.1g float with strung out stotz to allow fishing through the water and down on the deck. This simple drop through rig I feel is the best shotting pattern to allow me to identify how the fish want the bait presented and, if deemed necessary, I'd setup a shallow rig or a bulk rig depending on the response and weather conditions.
The difference in the species of fish caught on pellets vs naturals is quite distinct but what is also interesting is how selective caster can be on the naturals line.
If you're planning a visit to Brickyard Fishery, I don't think you can discount soft pellet fishing in spring but don't forget to take the naturals!
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