LAKE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Tottenhill pits will be closed to all anglers from Friday 16th October, The lake will remain closed until further notice, This was the action we at Kings Lynn AA did not want to take place but due to very low water levels and the welfare of the fish this was a decision that had to be made. The water levels have been dropping throughout the summer and concerns have been made about the welfare of the fishery, for more information and pictures of the water levels visit tottenhill-water-levels

Middle Level, not many anglers about on the level during the last week those anglers that did fish the level most were rewarded with some good catches, plenty of skimmers and roach showing at Peters and Neepes, maggot baits for best results, also a few decent  perch to just over 2lb showing at Crooked Chimney all caught whilst using little spinning baits. The odd tench showing at Pingles , but nets have been reported to over 18lb at Neepes and 12lb nets at Peters.

Ten Mile Bank, Danby Drove- Modney Bridge at last nets of roach reported to over 11lb 4oz whilst feeding pinkie and using both bronze and red maggot on the hook. plenty of small skimmers to 8oz showing on the pole line in the first couple of pegs after the bridge.

Chapel-Browns Farm, the odd angler about during the last week but fishing has been hard from this stretch,

Railway Bridge- Denver, plenty of skimmers to over a lb at the Denver End  roach in short supply  around this area,a few tench showing between the railway bridge and the piggeries sweetcorn for best results on the tip at about a third of the way across, also on the far bank at the Piggeries.

Specimen anglers are now starting to appear on this stretch, 2 pike have been reported this week 1at 9lb 11oz and 1 at 14lb 4oz from the Railway bridge area.

Shepherds Port, still busy during the last week with anglers finding the bream and carp at Shepherds Lake. Carp to 10lb showing also bream to 4lb 8oz  nets to over 43lb recorded.

Bear Lake busy during the weekend with plenty of anglers around some of which were catching well, plenty of the pasties showing with a few bigger fish showing on the corn.

Junior News, The juniors were in action again last weekend in round 2 of the east coast winter league hosted by Lynn held at Shepherds Port, Tom Cockle carried on where he left off during the last round by winning with 8lb 9oz , Tom was supported well by his team mates with Kirsty Reed and Damien Evans picking up section wins, Also  Harry Blackmur secured a section win for the blue team. Lynn Gold are currently leading the way after 2 rounds with 12 points whilst Lincoln a are following behind with 16 points.

Next round is November 13th at Holbeach, were Lynn will be looking to extend there lead.