SOUTH WALES PREMIER COARSE FISHERY
CEFN MABLY LAKES
The Carp pond is now 17 years old and has matured into a stunning lake. It's about 1.5 acres in size. It's the place to be if you're after a good bag of mixed carp, varying in size from 4lb right up to 25lb fish. It produces some fantastic sport especially in the warmer months. The depth ranges from 2' to about 9' at its deepest point. Best baits to be used in the summer months when the fish are on the surface include bread and dog biscuits.Other top baits include boilies, sweetcorn and meat. Carp specialist Steve Howard of Newport has had some notable fish with specimens of 24lb 3oz, 20lb 12oz and 20lb 4oz all mirrors and a stunning 18lb 11oz koi carp and many more lower weights too numerous to mention.  

 

5 ESSENTIAL RULES

 

NO BARBED HOOKS

 

NO KEEPNETS

 

NO NUTS


 

LANDING NETS & UNHOOKING MATS
MUST BE USED

 

NO STANDING WHILST TAKING PHOTOS

 

 

 

The Carp pond has undergone a  facelift this winter. The banks have been re graded and reeds have been planted.  The lakes have been drained, the fish  were sorted through and all the silver fish have been removed leaving a stock of quality carp.Added to this has been a fresh stocking of 'Simmo' Carp which along with some of our own fish 'grown on' on site, has created a superb fishing experience

View of the Carp pond from the corner of the fly fishing lake

Day Prices
Adult (2 Rods)   £7.50
Senior (65 ) (2 Rods)   £7.00
Junior (14 and Under) (2 Rods)   £6.00
Evening Prices (After 3pm)
Adult (2 Rods)   £5.50
Senior (65 ) (2 Rods)   £5.00
Junior (14 and Under) (2 Rods)   £5.00
 
  

 

Lake records

 

Mirror Carp

31lb 6oz

 

Common Carp

28lb 12oz

 

Perch

4lb 9oz

 

Grass Carp

24lb 2oz

 

Leather

19lb 5oz

 

 

 

 

 

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CRUCIAN CARP/F1

MIRROR CARP

COMMON CARP

KOI CARP

SPECIES STOCKED

PLEASE SEND IN YOUR PHOTO'S TO:

cefnmablylakes@btconnect.com

 

 

HINTS & TIPS FROM THE ONSITE SHOP

 

WINTER: Keep feeding but keep the amount's small. Mistral i40 boiles work well with a bed of hemp, corn and particles. Large chunks of meat also produce good fish as do large halibut pellet.

 

SUMMER: The fish are now feeding at there peak and you'll always catch on the surface with bread, toast or doggies. Sweet flavoured boilies worked well this summer with mistral fruit bombs doing well along with mainline cell. 

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