The Glebe
"The Glebe"
The most popular venue we fish in the League calendar. Pool 1 being the favourite.
Weights have been in excess of 120lb, and many double figure caught. Owner Roy Marlowe has quite a number of rules, but this doesn't take away the fact it is a great venue, and doesn't spoil the fishing.
A great cafe on the race track always provides a smashing breakfast.
Click the link below and take a look at the website.
MALLORY PARK FISHERIES
MATCH RULES
PO Box 5041 Leicester LE8 6WR
Tel: 07711 711650
www.malloryparkfisheries.co.uk
email: info@malloryparkfisheries.co.uk
Our club rules serve to protect our fish and environment and to ensure the safety of our
members and guests. They also make for traditional styles of fishing, which prevents one
single style or method dominating our competitions. We don't ask anything unreasonable of
you and expect all visitors to our fishery, whether or not they are members, to abide by these
rules. Stroke pullers will not be tolerated and we expect all anglers to conduct themselves in a
sportsmanlike manner. Please take time to read through all the rules before you visit us.
MATCH RULES
1. Ghost and harsh nylon nets are not permitted. Only soft fish friendly landing & keepnets to be used. For more info
http://www.anglingfoundation.com
2. Carp over 2lbs and silver fish must be held in separate nets and weighed in separately. You will need at least one net for all silver fish
regardless of size this also includes small carp below 2lbs. All carp over 2lbs to be held in at least one other net. It is however advisable
to use at least two carp nets and to spread your fish equally between each. This is kinder to the fish and aids weighing in. There is a strict
100 lbs limit in any net.
3. No barbel of any size to be held in nets. Barbel do not count towards a match weight.
4. When reaching you peg you must lay out your nets behind you to expose them to as much ultra violet light as possible. This will help to
destroy and SMS or KHV virus present on nets. 10 minutes prior to fishing you may position your nets in the water ready to fish.
5. Only drive on the roads. Max speed 5mph on the Glebe complex. Only park in car park areas, on no account must vehicles be taken onto
grass verges. Matches on the big Lake will be advised regarding parking.
BAITS:
1. No floating baits and subsurface floating baits to be used. No dog biscuit or floating particles.
2. Bread may be used from November to the end of March, but not as a surface bait, there is a size limit for bread hookbaits of ½” or 12mm diameter and thickness..
3. No bloodworm or joker.
4. No nuts.
5. No meat baits of any kind, eg. tinned meats ,sausage, paloni, pererami , this includes pet food. Non of these baits to be added to groundbait or paste mixes.
6. Only coarse pellets to be used.
7. Absolutely no trout pellet to be used.
8. All hookbaits must be put on by hand, the use of compression tubes, cones and similar divises are not permitted.
9. If you decide to leave a match before the final whistle please do not throw your bait into your peg, this may spoil another anglers match. Any unused bait should be thrown in after the final whistle or into the stock ponds.
WHEN FISHING
1. Hooks must be barbless, no crimped barbs and must be no larger than a regular size 10.
2. No free lining.
3. No bullying or mistreatment of fish.
4. No braided line.
5. No method fishing, including floating methods and feeders, no method, or emstat feeders
6. When feeder lead fishing a tail of at least 20” or 50cm must hang below the feeder or lead. No tucking baits or hooklengths into feeders.
7. When lead/bomb fishing a neutral density bomb may be used, it must not float, and must not be a bubble type float variant, it must also be fished with a tail of 20” or 50cm hanging below the bomb.
8. When pole fishing, there must be no deliberate disturbance to the water, no tapping the water , slapping & swinging rigs over the pole is not permitted, floats must be laid into the water, no cupping of water. Baits must be at least 6” or 15cm below the surface. Baits must not be
held on the surface to intercept fish.
9. All floats must be of convensional design. No polyballs of any size and no ping pong ball rigs.
10. When waggler fishing, all wagglers must be attached by the base, no controllers, no bubble floats, no candles type floats, no slapping wagglers of the Gemini, garbolino type. Pellet wagglers are permitted but must not cause excessive disturbance on retrieve, pellet wagglers must be fished as floats and not subsurface.
11. Elastic is restricted to a regular size 14 or a black hydro or equivalent hollow elastic. , puller kits/bungs may be used but for safety reasons no direct pulling of elastic from above pole end.
12. No lock & load bushes.
13. No litter of any kind to be left around fishing area, clean up or any litter or you will not be weighed in.
14. All unused bait must be taken away or thrown into water, bait on the bank is litter and encourages vermin