Has anyone recently fished either Ringwood lake or Jells Park Lake?
I just gave ringwood lake a go, and after two hours of seeing ducks i packed it in.
Trying to work out if it worth giving it another go, or would Jells Park lake be a better option.
ringwood lake and Jells park lake
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Fish-cador
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Re: ringwood lake and Jells park lake
what's your target Chris? trout, redfin or carp?
Nothing edible in Rongwood lake. Water was too dirty and brown.
Never tried Jells but did a lot of sessions in Rowville lakes. Big carp on the big lake. Nice reddies and the lakes are regularly stock with trout.
Nothing edible in Rongwood lake. Water was too dirty and brown.
Never tried Jells but did a lot of sessions in Rowville lakes. Big carp on the big lake. Nice reddies and the lakes are regularly stock with trout.
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ChrisD
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Re: ringwood lake and Jells park lake
Thanks Fish-cador, sounds like Rowville Lakes might be worth a go.
I'm happy to land anythings at the moment. I'm trying to get my daughter hooked, so being able to catch anything is worth it for the fun.
Can you give me a heads up on best bait and rig for the carp At Rowville?
Will have to get the old spinners out for thr reddies.
I'm happy to land anythings at the moment. I'm trying to get my daughter hooked, so being able to catch anything is worth it for the fun.
Can you give me a heads up on best bait and rig for the carp At Rowville?
Will have to get the old spinners out for thr reddies.