VENUE DESCRIPTION
Our main lake
is approximately 4 acres in
size and is home to a vast
variety Thai and Amazon fish
species. Our biggest
specimens are currently
Arapaima, Mekong Catfish &
Chao-Praya Catfish which are
all approaching 100lbs, but
in addition to big fish
there are some 25 species of
sporting fish to target all
in the range of 5lb to
100lb, including Siamese
Carp, Common Carp,
Barramundi, Amazon
Red-tails, Marbled tiger
catfish and many many more.

SWIMS
Fishing is
only permitted off one side of
the lake so anglers have the
option to fish the far bank,
mid-water or the margins. There
are 12 set swims from which an
angler can station themselves,
each swim offers shade in the
form of umbrella's or sala's,
and is also equipped with two
chairs and a table for your
fishing comfort. Food and drink
can be served at your swim or
you can reel in and have your
meals in the restaurant area, or
perhaps take a cool beer at the
bar stationed less than a
minutes walk from the majority
of swims. As per our
fishery rules there are in
fact twice as many swims as
there are anglers permitted to
fish the specimen lake, this
policy is designed to ensure
everyone fishing is able to move
swims if they feel it will
improve their chances on the
day, and perhaps equally
importantly, it ensures that you
are able to enjoy the peace and
quiet of the venue.
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***LATEST
CATCHES - 4th March
2010
- Jason Cole***
Having caught the fish
Jason came to target, he
was already well happy,
even so this 140kg
Arapaima was worth the
extra day!
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***LATEST
CATCHES - 2nd March
2010
- Jason Cole***
Jason Cole came across
from Pattaya for a few
days, just in time for
the Mekong and Carp to
start feeding! Before
his visit to Greenfield,
Jason biggest fish was
42kg Mekong. Having lost
a big Siamese carp in
the morning and another
fish, there was a sense
of disappointment in the
air, but early afternoon
Jason hooked into a big
fish that promptly
decided to storm off up
the lake on a 130yd run.
Nearly 2 hrs later, the
Mekong having traversed
the length of the lake
at least 6 times
(covering a good few
kilometres!) This
immaculate Mekong was
netted, the fish was
around the same size as
Jason's pb but had a lot
more stamina! Later the
same evening Jason
managed a 30lb+ Siamese
Carp not as big as the
one he lost but a good
fish all the same.

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***LATEST
CATCHES - 1st March
2010
- Kristian Fatland***
Kristian and two friends
holidaying from Norway
took a days fishing at
Greenfield and it didn't
take long before
Kristian got into one of the
venues Arapaima. After a
20 minute battle and
several scary moments
when the fish made a bid
for freedom with
a dramatic tail-walk the
fish was netted for a
quick photo before
swimming off strongly
for the next round!
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***LATEST
CATCHES - 21st February
2010
- John Nathan***
John Nathan & his
brother in law Mike,
came for a days fishing
at Greenfield, by mid
morning they had taken a
few small Pacu and carp,
the lake was fishing
much slower than usual.
About 11am Mike hooked a
big fish that was only
on for a few seconds,
but created a massive
boil as it twisted and
shed the hook, we recast
to the same spot, and
after only a short time
a slow take was struck
and met with huge
eruption as one the
lakes biggest Arapaima
at 300lbs+ woke up to
the fact that not all
the dead-baits are free!
Have made numerous slow
but deliberate runs the
fish was caged without
much fuss and John
became the first to
catch one of
Greenfield's biggest
residents , well done
John!
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***LATEST
CATCHES - 25th January
2010
- Trevor Hawkins***

Trevor Hawkins of
Bexhill-On-Sea, took
Greenfield's best Mekong
to date at 36kg, fishing
lum under a float. This
is what Trevor had to
say about his day...."Hi
Jules, I would like to
thank yourself/David &
ALL the Crew that made
my days fishing so
special ! It is my 58th
Birthday Today Tuesday
26th,so it was even
nicer because you didn't
even know you were
making this old man so
happy with what will
possibly be the fish of
a lifetime. My wife & I
maybe back in one of the
Villas. I will forward
some photos I have taken
once in the UK. If poss
it would be good to get
copies of the photos
that David took of the
one that didnt get away!
I had two other Big Fish
that after fighting for
10/15 mins threw the
hook. So I feel I could
have had 3 or so 50
pounders plus Still one
at 36Kilos will keep up
my Bragging Rights for a
while to come Speak
Soon. Kind Regards to
you & David from Pat &
Trevor."
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***LATEST
CATCHES - 21st Dec 2009
- Dave Wilson***

Dave with an Arapaima of
around 60lbs
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**LATEST CATCHES
- John Wilson with a
Redtail on opening day**

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***Enjoy your
fishing***

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