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#329975 - 11/04/08 08:38 AM The National Anguilla Club (Eels)
NAC NAC New FW Member Registered: 10/04/08 Posts: 4 Loc: West Midlands	The National Anguilla Club is currently developing a new website which can be seen at: NationalAnguillaClub.co.uk I must stress that at the time of posting this message that the site is very much at it's bare bones, with updates almost daily. _________________________ Dave Smith Internet Officer - The National Anguilla Club www.nationalanguillaclub.co.uk
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#330264 - 22/04/08 05:40 PM Re: The National Anguilla Club (Eels) [Re: NAC]
karpkisser karpkisser Outstanding FW Member Registered: 22/04/02 Posts: 517 Loc: Walthamstow, London	It’s looking really promising mate. Keep up the good work. Quite tempted to have a go for one…………………….. _________________________ James M
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#330270 - 22/04/08 07:41 PM Re: The National Anguilla Club (Eels) [Re: karpkisser]
Filthy_Animal Filthy_Animal Star FW Member Registered: 03/09/03 Posts: 1418 Loc: Polar bear country	They're a good fish to target but finding good eel waters is becoming a lot harder with the population decline. _________________________ Your mother's a welder!
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#330291 - 23/04/08 08:14 AM Re: The National Anguilla Club (Eels) [Re: Filthy_Animal]
NAC NAC New FW Member Registered: 10/04/08 Posts: 4 Loc: West Midlands	boots in particular are becoming rarer, you don't get pestered by them like you did a few years ago. any water that hasn't been drained and turned into a puddle, and has some kind of stream, ditch... anything that water enters the lake or exits the lake has the potential to produce. Eels are probably the last species of freshwater fish in the UK where there's still a fair amount of pioneering to be done... give it ago if there's one thing to be said about Eels it's they fight well above their weight! _________________________ Dave Smith Internet Officer - The National Anguilla Club www.nationalanguillaclub.co.uk
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#330306 - 23/04/08 03:47 PM Re: The National Anguilla Club (Eels) [Re: NAC]
Filthy_Animal Filthy_Animal Star FW Member Registered: 03/09/03 Posts: 1418 Loc: Polar bear country	A lake I used to fish for carp a lot had a very high eel population as it was on the course of a stream not too far from the coast. We used to get plagued by eels up to about 2lb and often had the alarms beeping all night as they chewed away at the boilies. Over a few years it gradually got less and less of a pain in the bum dealing with the eels until you'd think there was hardly an eel in the place. a bit of a contrast to when you could fill a keepnet with eels when night fishing. _________________________ Your mother's a welder!
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