Rules

IMPORTANT NOTES;

1. The Bar / Restaurant at Roseau is now only open for very limited times as the owners no longer live on site. Please do not rely on the Bar / Restaurant facilities for food and drink. If you have ordered the food package this will be brought to you by the owner from his other restaurant in the local village – when you arrive he will tell you the times he will be bringing the food.

2. The shower block will be locked overnight from around 7pm until around 10am. There will still be a toilet left open.

3. The land surrounding Roseau is reclaimed marsh land and this means that during periods of heavy rain, particularly early season, it can get very muddy. Please go prepared.

 

LAKE RULES

• Please do not arrive before 9am. No departures from the lake before 8am please.
  The draw for pegs is at 10:00am French time (please remember to alter your watch to French time).
• Four rods maximum per angler, cast straight out from any given swim. Hooks must be barbless or microbarb. French fishing permits are not necessary.
• Boats are not allowed. Baitboats are ok.
• The angler is responsible for his family and his guests, and any damage they may cause. No refund will be given for an early departure.
• The management cannot be held responsible for any theft or damage to personal property on the premises. Please park in the car park at the entrance.
• The cutting of trees or degradation of the natural vegetation is strictly forbidden. Swimming is not allowed. Bivvies should be green.
• Fires are not allowed. The owner provides small barbecues. All swims should be left clean on departure. Please use the toilets provided.
• All litter must be placed in bin bags, which will be collected by the owner on departure. Please throw nothing in the water.
• All fish are to be released without delay and in the best conditions. Unhooking mats are obligatory and should be wetted before use. Large landing nets (42inch) minimum. Shock or snag leaders are not allowed.
• Nuts of any sort are banned e.g. Tigers or Peanuts (professionally prepared Tigers such as those from Quest Baits are OK).