Lake Exclusive Carp Fishing Holidays in France.
Lac du Coron is a spring fed 4.5 acre carp lake nestled in the beautiful countryside of the Loire Valley in France.
Facilities & Information
Surrounded by vin yards and farmland this is one of the more picturesque venues you’re ever likely to fish. A natural fishery with natural swims and dense woodland, along with some stunning carp, is what keeps anglers returning to Lac du Coron year after year.
The lake is bookable on a lake exclusive basis up to four anglers. All of the 5 swims are on one bank meaning everyone has their own privacy but is also within a short distance from each other. The lake has reinforced banks, more than adequate swims and is only 5 minutes from towns, supermarkets, tabac’s and bakers.
On site facilities include the lodge with covered terrace, hot shower, kitchen, eco toilet, UK plugs for charging, BBQ and freezer for bait.
Lac Du Coron has been stocked with a selection of handpicked carp from various French and Dutch fish farms, meaning no fish look the same, they’re unique! The lake holds many 30, 40’s and two 50’s, but it’s not all about size and we’re proud to say we have some scaly stunners as well.
Food Package
The food package is from 140€ per person and is available from Saturday – Saturday. This includes a breakfast and evening meal.
Bait & Tackle
Lac du Coron offer a tackle hire as well as selling their own brand Pellets, Particle and Boilies. For the angler with minimal room in their vehicle or perhaps those who wish to fly to the venue, then it’s the ideal solution.
Their weekly bait package starts from 255€ and includes the following:
- 10kg – 18mm King Marine
- 10kg – 18mm King ELN
- 1 Tub Of Matching Pop Ups
- 1 Tub Of Hookbaits
- 25kg – House Pellet
- 20kg – Solace Particle Mix
Pellet or prepared particle options start from 40€ per 25kg
- Maize Mix
- Garlic & Salt Maize
- Pellet (25kg Sack)
Tackle hire requires a 50€ deposit, prices start from €100 for the following:
- 3 x Rods
- 1.5 Man Bivvy
- Bedchair
Map & Directions
Lac Du Coron is approcimately 5 hours 45 minutes drive from the port of Calais or roughly 3 hours 5 minutes drive from the port of Caen.
Directions will be provided on conformation of booking.
Rules
The most important rule of all is respect, respect your surroundings, the fish, the lake, us and the facilities.
General Rules
- Yellow/Red card rule. If you are deemed to have broken any of the below rules we will issue you with a yellow or red card, 2 yellow cards = red.
- Departing guests must leave the site no later than 10am and new arrivals are asked not to arrive before 1pm
- 3 rods only all year
- Unless totally necessary shelters, bivvies etc should not be set up on the grass, keep within the chipped swim to save the grass
- If adverse conditions dictate that the site/tracks are saturated it may not allow access to the swims via car. If this occurs the bailiff will help transport your tackle to swim
- Under no circumstances leave litter in and around your swims. Bin bags are provided and there is an ashtray in every swim. (Please leave bin bags by gate)
- No glass on site (Jars etc are an exception)
- Do not do what bears do in the woods anywhere other than our onsite toilet
- Gas cookers and BBQs not to be left unatended under any circumstances
- Please leave all facilities as you found them, breakages must be reported and paid for
- Dogs allowed (by prior agreement) on exclusive lake bookings only. All mess to be cleared.
- No disposable BBQ’s to be placed on grass
- No open fires, they are illegal in our area
- On-site boat only to be used to free snagged fish and is used 100% at your own risk, a life jacket must be used and the boats returned to the correct mooring.
- Safe use of bait boats is allowed
Fish Safety & Care
- We provide each angler with landing net, unhooking mat, weigh/retention slings. These MUST be used.
- Do not bring any mats, nets or retainers onsite
- Mats and retainers to be left hung up as found
- Fish to be left to recover for 5 minutes in net before photos and 5 minutes after in retainer
- Fish not to be lifted from water in net, break the net down and slide into the retention sling, make sure fins are flat and lift to unhooking mat
- Fish should be out of the water for as short a time as possible, have everything organized
- Retention slings must not be used for more than 15 minutes.
- Please call the bailiff anytime day and night if you land any fish over 50lbs
- Ensure all weighing and landing equipment is thoroughly wetted before removing the fish from the water
- Be aware that buckets of water and mats will get very hot in sunlight
- Please ensure the Steri7 and Orahesive fish care provided is used on any wounds and hook holds
- If you crack off, have to pull for a break or snap off on a fish then you must tell the bailiff
- If you have a fish that you are not confident handling then just call the bailiff, he will happily come down and do your photography with you anytime day or night.
- All fish over 45lbs must only be photographed in the water.
Rigs
- 15lbs breaking strain mainline minimum
- No fixed leads, leads must be able to detach easily using leadclips, Drop of inlines or Helicopter C-Clips
- When using a leadclip the tail rubber must only be pushed on lightly
- No fixed hooklinks on helicopter set ups they must be able to detach easily from leader
- No barbless hooks. Micro or barbed only (Atomic hooks available on-site)
- Leaders to be attached via knot only, beads and swivels must be able to pass over the knot easily
- No Leadcore or any wire cored leaders
- Tubing, flurocarbon leaders, Leadless, Sunksten & Diffusion Camo type leaders are ok (Atomic Sunksten leaders available on-site)
- Rig checks will be carried out at any time during your trip.
Bait
- A maximum of 10kg of shelf life boilie per angler per week
- A maximum of 1 jar of prepared tigers per week per angler
- No other nuts allowed
- 4 pints of maggots per person per week maximum
- Only particle purchased on-site or from reputable brands can be used.
- Only the Coron feed pellet to be used
- Plastic/rubber/artificial Baits are not allowed on Lac du Coron
- The Goo is not allowed on Lac du Coron
Treat Lac du Coron, its surroundings and its fish with respect. This is a natural and tranquil fishery so be aware of the way your behavior may affect other anglers. Fish responsibly and well and you will have a brilliant trip.
If you break any of the above rules or are issued a red card then we reserve the right to terminate your trip without any notice, compensation or refund.
Asking for a bit of help or guidance from the bailiff is not a problem at all, if you need clarity on any of the above just ask him when you arrive and have a chat over a coffee or a beer.
Rules may be subject to change. Please check you fully understand the rules prior to fishing.
Booking & Prices
Bookings are from Saturday (1pm) until the following Saturday (10am).
From £200 per person per week.
From £900 per week lake exclusive.
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